Do you run it straight down your hair or do you have to keep opening and closing it as you go down the length of your hair?
1985203
Open n close running straight down jus makes it look likeit was flat ironed
1985204
you have to keep opening and closing it as you go down. It is very time consuming but worth it. I usually count to 10 for each section to get good waves.
1721060
I have long and very thick hair. I have to divide my hair into small sections to iron it...but I have had to do this with every brand I've had. Works great on my hair.
1479078
There is a button on the side of the pillow that you push in once for the lower speed, once more for high, and when you push it in again it shuts the pillow off. If it isn't shut off by you, it will run until the battery runs down. I just love this pillow. It seems like it is the perfect shape to use wherever I need to relax and apply the massage function to my back or neck or whatever area. It works so well and is so comfortable. Often, I just drift off to sleep after it runs a little while. With such an affordable price, you just can't beat it. I bought a second one so that I would have it when the first one started to lose its shape, and it's nice to have an extra if a friend wants to use it while we're watching movies & hanging out.
141403
You leave it in. I prefer to use it for greasing my 2 year old's scalp so that it doesn't get dry. You can also use it for styling.
2259725
I also use scissors or a knife and cut the hair. I then just pull it out. On mine, there is a nifty little indentation on the roller that I use for sliding the knife. Just beware the ends tend to collect the most hair and will stop the wheels if it gets to full.
1374802
I use the soft setting first and then finish with the lock setting. My neck has always been an issue...hairs grow in multiple directions.
188152
must reach the scalp of the thin hair so it can work . I some times rub it in a little after I spray or drop , they both work . I stared with drops now use spray . when I spray I part my hair then spray . After it dries I do come out .
361716
I agree with other posters. My hair reaches to my waist. I start the roller about halfway down the section of hair, roll the ends and leave plenty of foam roller to also then roll up to the scalp. BE SURE you are steaming the plastic covers, and I always shake them quickly before I put them on, to pop off any condensation that has accumulated because those drops will cause the curl to not take. I also start at the crown doing the three front pieces framing my face first and then before unrolling I take off those 3 curlers shields, steam them again and put them on again and then remove them last. Just my way of getting the pieces that frame my face to be as nice as possible!
641684
Yes and if you leave the rollers in five minutes or longer your hair has a great curl in it and you just style it how you want. I hope you like it as much as I do. Because I love mine.
239723
I have short hair, and have straight hair. I curl it, mess it up and arrange with my fingers, never comb or brush, little spray and off I go. Lasts most of the day. I brush it all out before sleep
1958129
My hair is thick and course and very wavy, and it works for me. They heat up VERY quickly, and I blow dry my hair first, so I put them in my hair as soon as they are ready, but manual says if you need to, let them heat a little longer, and leave them in until they are cool, but I don't have to do that. If you don't like hot rollers, the only alternative is a flat iron. I prefer the rollers. I use them to smooth out my hair and turn it under at the bottom, also have bangs, but they would certainly work for curls to a certain extent, but this set is the set with larger rollers for more body or smoothness, rather than curls. Set with some smaller rollers would work better for tighter curls. My hair is thick and course and very wavy, and it works for me. They heat up VERY quickly, and I blow dry my hair first, so I put them in my hair as soon as they are ready, but manual says if you need to, let them heat a little longer, and leave them in until they are cool, but I don't have to do that. If you don't like hot rollers, the only alternative is a flat iron. I prefer the rollers. I use them to smooth out my hair and turn it under at the bottom, also have bangs, but they would certainly work for curls to a certain extent, but this set is the set with larger rollers for more body... » Read More My hair is thick and course and very wavy, and it works for me. They heat up VERY quickly, and I blow dry my hair first, so I put them in my hair as soon as they are ready, but manual says if you need to, let them heat a little longer, and leave them in until they are cool, but I don't have to do that. If you don't like hot rollers, the only alternative is a flat iron. I prefer the rollers. I use them to smooth out my hair and turn it under at the bottom, also have bangs, but they would certainly work for curls to a certain extent, but this set is the set with larger rollers for more body or smoothness, rather than curls. Set with some smaller rollers would work better for tighter curls. « Show Less
2261398
I slide the clips out, roll my hair, slide the clip back in and snap shut. They stay fastened. When I am dry, I unfasten and slide the clip out before I take the curler out . This way my hair will not tangle with the clip. I read this hint from another user.
1822972
No, and you wouldn't want it to! My hair is to my shoulders and layered. I roll my hair up on the barrel and turn the heat to high, then to cool and the style is set. I've used the ones that spin and I've never been able to use them without getting my hair all tangled up.
1006623
Honestly, I just go for it. Whatever I need to do get that hair. I generally move it downward and that generally does the trick. I have a certain spot where I have to angle it. I just read the suggestion to put some baby powder on it. I will have to try that!
1252628
I just rub it into my hair like a mouse or cream. If you use it alone you don't need very much. I usually squirt some in the volumizing cream I use on my hair. My hair is really thin. I hope that helps.
808449
No unfortunately you must hold the button down. There are also three heat settings one being cool you can use. I love love this dryer. My hairdresser uses this exact one. I decided to purchase it and my hair looks like I just came from the salon every time I use it!
895243
i think you can do both. I have pretty long hair so first, i slide it down my hair a few times (top and then in back). Next I lather in my hands a bit before really working it around my head. It's important to get the roots.