I have very fine, thin, layered black hair with longest layer at about my bra strap. I liked to get some volume and curls to the ends. What size would be best to order? Thank you in advance.
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The Cricket #390 would be the best. With fine hair using larger brush your hair may slip off when rolling the curls. I have tried a volume leave in spray when my hair was damp it works great! Good luck and your welcome!
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My hair is very fine too, and I have the largest size brush. I want a soft large curl for my shoulder length hair, but it depends on how easily your hair takes a curl and other factors as to the size of the brush (Just roll segments of slightly dampened hair in the brush and blow-dry briefly, maybe 5 seconds.) If you want layered, tighter curls you might want the smaller-barrel brush.
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Medium size great brush !! Large will make hair more straight Have a nice day
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Same answer as the other lady gave. If you hv shorter or thin hair you want to get the small size.
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Hello Martha, I have baby fine hair and I think it works so well because it dries and styles my fine hair in minutes. I do have layered shoulder length hair, the short layers at the top are about 2 inches long, I love the lift and volume it gives at the scalp. The instructions that came with the brush explain the method for lift and volume when using it for short hair.
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I have used smaller hot rollers for many years. I first use a styling gel (I prefer Eufora), then use the rollers after the styling gel has set for a moment. These rollers are much heavier than the clips provided can hold, so I recommend getting a set of velcro rollers with slide clips (Target) and possible a set of smaller hot rollers for those hard to curl areas. How long is your hair? That's another thing you need to consider. I have my hair cut and colored on a regular basis to help keep some volume.
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It depends on your hair. Mine is baby fine and thinish. If I used a perm rod that large I don't think I would get much volume. I use Block It end wraps and a small perm rod because I want it tight at the roots and loose on the ends.
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Sounds like you have a lot of hair. I would go for the bigger one (1.5). It's going to grab more in the bristles with the bigger surface area on the brush, and likely cut down on the amount of time it would take to style. I always find a bigger barrell easier to wield than a smaller one with these dryers, curling irons, etc. My hair is just past shoulders, layered, fairly thick and wavy and this works wonderfully!
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Amy- I have very thick, curly, long hair, about an inch past my bra strap. My hair loves to curl it's own way and not the way I want it too. I'm able to use the rollers with no issues. They get nice and hot and set my massive head of hair in no time. I like the fact the curlers are various sizes of XX-Large, X-Large, and Large specifically for long hair. My curls last all day so far. Now, I've only been using them for the Winter season. I purchased them in the fall of 2013. If you use a hair gel or mousse to set your hair, then use the curlers I'm sure your hair would hold in the summer. I would recommend these particular rollers for anyone with long to very long hair.
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It depends on how do you want your curls and how long it's your hair. Because if you have short hair or you want tight curls I suggest you the 1/2-1inch, but if your hair it's very long I suggest the 1-1 1/2inch. In my case I like more the 1-1 1/2inch because my curls looks more natural and it's more comfortable for me because my hair is very long and the wand it's bigger. Hope it helps you! :)
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It really depends on how short your hair is, some of the rods are bigger than others and wont give you as much of a curl depending on your hair length. I would suggest buying rods at your local beauty supply store such as sallys where you can actually select the size you want for your hair length.
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Not a problem for me, as I have fine, thin hair. I would not use them if my hair was thicker , or longer. I personally love them. My hair is just below my ears, so this is a good product for me. If I am in a hurry and don't take the time to roll the product properly with my hair, it will snarl up. Hope this helps you.
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It depends on how thick is your hair, I have good amount of hair and about 5 inches below the shoulder, and my individual hair qulity are normal, but my cousin has scary amount of hair, I am talking about you can't do a pony tail with one hand, I won't recommend this to her because I don't think there are enough rollers for her hair, but if your hair is thick and hard, I believe the curl will hold better than normal hair, the curls are natrue looking, not too small that make you look like you just step out of the 40's or 50's movie, they are big waves, if you leave them long enough they should hold up well. Overall I like it, but since I am no hair specialist nor have I seen your hair, I can't realy tell you. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Hopefully the little bit info helps.
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HiI found the sizes confusing too. All I can tell you is my hair is a little longer than shoulder length and the XL was 9 inches around the bristles and I like it. Good luck E
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I have the XL and I'm very happy with it. It takes a little while to get used to, but it's my favorite way to curl my hair now. Also, it holds curls better than any curling iron I've ever used, much better than with a bigger barrel. You can create lots of different types of curls depending on how much hair you wrap around the barrel, and how you wrap it.
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I use that one and it's more of a tighter beachy curls but u can hold it for less than 10 seconds and let go keep doing that add some sea salt spray and shake your head around till you have your beachy hair or you can use the bigger size the 2 inches one and itll probably look more natural. In my opinion they both work great!�
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My hair isn't thick but my daughter has very thick hair that can tend to be fizzy and these curlers worked great! I own the medium and large size, because her hair is so long I found the larger size worked very well. I would also suggest more than 1 set. Hope this answer helped!
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I use that one and it's more of a tighter beachy curls but u can hold it for less than 10 seconds and let go keep doing that add some sea salt spray and shake your head around till you have your beachy hair or you can use the bigger size the 2 inches one and itll probably look more natural. In my opinion they both work great!&#128513;
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Yes. My hair naturally hits my bra strap in the back but is thin and a bit shorter on the sides. This length still adds some length to the back and several inches the sides/front. Great poduct that I always get compliments on.