ok well I just purchased these and I was wondering about a couple things ok first can you use heat on it like a curling iron? ad will it look good on medium/short hair? and last question how thick is it? thank you ok well I just purchased these and I was wondering about a couple things ok first can you use heat on it like a curling iron? ad will it look good on medium/short hair? and last question how thick... » Read More ok well I just purchased these and I was wondering about a couple things ok first can you use heat on it like a curling iron? ad will it look good on medium/short hair? and last question how thick is it? thank you « Show Less
279313
The color of the hair is not the same as on the picture . The blond is way too ash. It almost looks grey. Did not return because it would cost me more to rerun than keep. Would not recommend because of the lack in color description
279314
I was able to use my curling wand with no problem, although I am not sure of the tempurature that it goes up to cause it only has an on and off switch. I have shoulder length hair, but I had only brought mine to use with the intention of adding lenght to braid my hair. I am mixed but I have rather thin hair so it gives me a little thickness without being too much or not enough. It is not just one track it is at least nine or more I believe and the thickness is even from the weft to the ends of the hair...hope this helps!
64574
Yes, it's real hair, so you can do anything you want! I curl, dye and straighten it all the time! But I would recommend you use a heat protection spray, so they will last and stay looking healthy!
375465
I use heated velvet curlers. I got them from ulta. Do NOT use heat tools like metal curlers or straighteners on them. They will melt. Use foam rollers in hot water or heated velvet ones. They work great. Also be sure to comb them often, brushes can pull hairs out.
1399415
Personally I have thin hair, but if U have thicker hair, I would recommend. Did not look fake 2 me, I had 2 cut some lenght 4 it 2 not look fake. Contact me back if I didn't answer your question correctly. Colors are nice, make sure on picking color. So, feel free 2 contact me back :-)
897015
You want to point the wond down, then wrap your hair around it, use the glove at first so you don't burn yourself, it gets very hot, and hold the end of your hair, let go of it after 10 sec. You can also look up tutorials on you tube, that are very helpful. I found its quicker to style with this than a traditional curling iron.
1218580
I have fine, but thicker hair. They stay in, but I have to hold the curlers to get it rolling sometimes for a long time, and it hurts/burns a lot. For your hair, I think a curling iron would be better maybe? With long teeth?
355618
I have soft hair so when I flat iron it I curl it under or over otherwise it will be bone straight. It works and stays for me. Can't speak for others. It's a very good tho. 4 of my sisters bought them after I did their hair with mine.
1195702
Hi, ya once u wash extensions an brush it won't look as beautiful but, you can get these curls back. I wash them with shampoo n conditioner. Then lay it on towel pat dry then get a little conditioner rub it thru my fingers first then thru extensions. Part each curl into sections, now brush in small short strokes, do each section. When finished twirl each section with fingers. Let hair dry, do not use heat may damage extensions. I hope this helps <3
284663
Alright. So, you see, they wouldn't even curl so I'm nearly positive that they are only half-remy. I would not recommend coloring them. It would just be a waste of dye. I would recommend, however, spending the extra cash to get real ones (from a beauty store such as Sally's). You'll know they're real because they'll be the most expensive ones. It will be a pretty penny to get them, but it's worth it because they last for a good year (mine did anyways) and you can dye, curl, straighten, do anything with them (which is fantastic!) Hope this helped!
1271085
You can get a small flat iron at WalMart or a local drug store--will plug in and heat up, squeezes together, the inside or heated sides are flat. My iron came with the first batch I ordered,which were not these. I ordered these because I already had the flat iron from the other batch. They should be in the hair & beauty section--ask a sales person. cer
1165829
The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the curl from the day's previous use. Everybody's different! Good luck! The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the... » Read More The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the curl from the day's previous use. Everybody's different! Good luck! « Show Less
1178182
My hair appointment is tomorrow morning. I can let you know for sure then. However it dose seem like enough when compared to the amount of hair I just took out.FYI. I returned the first 3 bundles they sent me because the ends were ridiculously thin. The bundles I have now are much fuller. Please see my review which lists the pros and cons about the hair.
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Ya it should work good for short hair. It's definitely hot enough for adding curl and shape and it's not bulky at all, it's actually the perfect size and it's really light weight which I love. My only complete is it could be just a tad hotter so it could dry my hair quicker. My other Babyliss pro got alittle hotter than this one. I do love it though. Hope this was helpful for you.
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
1370301
Mine isn't exactly heat-resistant. After washing, I was unsure if the curls would bounce back but they did. There were a few that seemed....flat, so I tried out my curling iron on its lowest setting and it didn't go so well. It didn't flat out melt, but it did somewhat heat it into a tangled clump.
1954264
I have used a curling iron with this product and it was fine, I was told it will protect against heat and it increases styling so it would be a great product to use. I love it.
2097554
It depends on how long it is and how tight you curl it. As for the thickness, it will just take you longer if you have to use smaller pieces. It gets extremely hot so their shouldn't be any problem with it actually curling.