is it difficult if you have layered hair for the curlers to stay
866876
If you take a shower before your wet hair will be easy to work with and will not be a big deal at all!!!
533879
I haven't try to curl. Just to straight my hair. But I think is not possible because is wide, maybe if you have long hair. Mine is short.
73118
I was unable to curl mine with a curling iron . they weren't real . they frizzed & were hideous when I curled them with curlers .
631686
The curlers aren't the problem...it's the clips. They fall out esp. with fine hair. Invest in a good set with decent clips.
248366
Yes - I would suggest experimenting with them a bit to get the hang of it. I first tried using the steamer when I was a teenager and it didn't work out well. Now this is my go-to styling method. Leave the curler on the steamer a bit (mybe 30 seconds) to warm up, wrap your hair, repeat. How long you leave the curlers in will depend on your hair. When you take them out, let your hair cool a couple minutes. Try different curler sizes and set different times. I love my steamer!!
356623
I am not sure, I don't have thick hair. But with my thin hair, the curls did not hold well at all..I ended up buying a different curler
473425
You could but hair on a roller is layered. It may be better to steam the hair section, then roll so you can be sure the entire length gets steamed.
1142485
It depends really on how you close it. For example say you're doing the curl in the direction of your face, once you get it to your scalp, make sure the curl is tight and fold it to the top, not to the bottom or it will fall. Also make sure there is a decent amount of product in your hair so it will hold, not too much or it will weigh the curl down to the point that it will fall flat. Some more advice would be to put them in when your hair is slightly damp and just let it sit overnight or for a few hours with a scarf on so that they have extra support and won't fall or get messed up. I hope this helped!!!
429250
My hair is pretty hard to curl too at times and yes, this does curl your hair. It is a little difficult to use but when I use it on other people's hair it turns out great. Not so great when I do it on my own, but I guess it takes practice!
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For me it does. I wore these throughout the whole night which was why my curls were able to hold. It helped that I put a curling mousse as well which I think helped. I had to blow dry my hair so it was only slightly damp and then I put the curling mousse in and rolled my hair with these rollers. I hope this helps.
341254
I have thick hair and it works for me! I really like it and I have had mine for over two years. it takes a little longer than a bigger curler but i think it makes the curls in my hair looks so much more natural than other curlers!
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I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want... » Read More I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. « Show Less
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They're Velcro. You section off your hair when it's @ 80% dry,and roll the sections. Large curlers give you loose smooth waves, smaller curlers give you bouncy curls. These kinda of curlers give you remarkably soft and manageable hair, waaay better than hot tools!! You can either air dry or use a blow dryer if needed..
1741077
Not true... I have long thick hair. I've had this same style curlers for 9 years. Good luck!
2150055
It depends on your hair type. My hair is shoulder length & thin so yes its difficult, but when I had extensions it worked fine because of the wide plate. BUT its only good to straighten hair. Hope this helps!
832456
It may depend on if your natural or relaxed i just started transitioning so im mostly relaxed it worked well when i took the curlformers out just throughout the day the curls started to fall. But thats relaxed hair, natural is a different texture so im not sure
850362
If it will fit around the curler, it will roll. I have found that the curls will loosen a bit as the day goes on, but they do keep all day. I have naturally curly hair but it is fine, using these curlers helps keep my hair in a "style". I would think that if your hair is fine, the steam heat will not damage it as much as a curling iron, or flat iron would. Good luck, I hope you love them as much as I do.