Do the roller have some type of fabric on them to hold the hair in place or are they the hard plastic type that fry the ends of the hair?
1001186
Yes, they have a fabric on each roller and the hair does not fry. However, they do get hot so rolling long hair as I have I also wear light gloves. Overall, I love them. Hair will stay curled 3 -4 days and requires no product for hot hair like with a styling iron
189970
Well not necessarily. You just need to make sure that the roller inside is rotating with the grain of the hair and not against it.
1086305
I think hair that is at least 6" long would be best. You have to pull your hair kind of tight to get it to stay put. There is no need to be neat when using these rollers. Any which way will do just fine. They fall out of thin short hair but work well with a little mousse to hold them in your hair. Don't expect really wet, thick hair to dry quickly. Sleep all night in them and dry your hair somewhat before you set it. Not a pretty sight wearing these, but the end result is surprisingly not bad at all!
1620225
The bolt goes through the rollers so the rollers aren't solid. There doesn't appear to be any plastic on the ends. All metal.
1879422
IMO the rollers heat to a way too hot temperature. They can burn your fingers, your head, and your hair. I have fairly fine hair and they burned it to the point it broke off.
854422
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..
2273983
The straight part goes against your scalp and, in this set, only the black clips hold the small rollers in. The other ones don't work with the big ones.
1949912
Yes, they are very "safe" to handle and don't have to worry about getting burnt. They even have a little "handle" on one end to twist and tighten the roller. Best hairsetter I've found in a long, long time.
153541
It's a little hard to explain, but they look like the ones in the icon. If I'm being completely honest with you, I would buy from someone else. I received these in the mail, and they were pretty bad. I bought them because my hair is a little fried and figured I could use these to cover up my own. Well, these were actually worse than my hair. Very thin and split ends. I ran my fingers through the weave and the hair would fall out by the handfuls. And there was glue stuck all through the hair. I emailed them about the problem and they would not respond. After a few weeks I finally reported it to amazon and then they decides to reply back to me. They wouldn't refund my money if I sent them back, they only gave me half back. I really would not recommend buying from them. Hope this helps!
2100323
The rollers have a split and slide onto a metal bar. This is the 6th set of rollers I've owned and I love them. The clips don't always hold but I use in conjunction the bobby pin like clips from another set and it holds like a charm.
1147300
There are the "usual" thin metal U-shaped rods that you slide onto the roller after you've wound the hair. While the rollers get good and hot, the rods don't burn you. All rods are same length (2.5 inches), but widths vary to accommodate the three different sizes of rollers. And it takes almost no time for hair to curl, since you do it from dry instead of damp.
1332142
Hard plastic with a rounded end; one piece, not a tip added. I love my detangling brush!
1949910
They are quite hot but they have an edge that you hold on to while rolling them into your hair. It's not a problem handling them.
1410943
They aren't exactly roller blade material but a very durable hard plastic, high quality. We've had these for two years now, using them inside and outside on the street, still in perfect condition.
1515076
yes, they get hot, but still able to be touched so you can get roller in hair.
1982148
Honestly, these rollers are suede lined and i find that my hair doesn't get as curly as they did with the plastic or ceramic rollers. I think the curling iron does a better job IMHO.
1114393
I've had the same problem! I don't think it would make any difference if you treated it any less rough. I think it comes from the continual heat that makes the plastic brittle. I have had them fall off just laying in my cabinet. I bought another one and the heat on it is not enough for my hair so I am not pleased with it at all. I have long hair and the ends get curled but the rest of my hair stays straight. I liked my first one at first but after the teeth fell off It got to where I could not use it. Sorry, wish I could have been more positive and encouraging.