do large rollers fit under here? is there enough space for mid-back length hair in rollers?
2030479
You can adjust the pole to make it higher. Flex rods have a hard time under there, but perm rods are fine. The only issue you might run into are the sides, though that part of my bsl hair always dries there. If you are like me with coarser hair I recommend that you only set your hair on mostly dry air, this is not that powerful- my blow dryer has the same amount of watts- so I have more success with hair that is NOT soaking wet.
2064184
Mine fit my roller just fine, no complaints here at all, will continue to use and buy this product!!
372901
honestly I think it goes better with just keeping straight hair straight... I tried to fit it over my rollers but it was uncomfortable...
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.
504052
The groove is 2 in., maybe 2-1/8 in. long. It's hollowed out for about a 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 in diam. A roller over 2-1/8 wide (long?) would be too big. Something smaller would probably be ok.
2228461
Yes a full head of foils does fit under the dryer. I use a full head of large Velcro rollers under it and it fits...Mine is white. Not sure if they come in Black
1868679
I couldn't find any large rollers any where for sale. I have a lot of hair so I bought these as extra set. I bought a bigger set at Sally Beauty. I use like 12 total.
1651674
They are fairly large. My bed has wide rollers, and they fit with plenty of room.
306397
The rollers come in jumbo/medium and small/medium. The jumbo are literally jumbo and work well for medium to long hair and the small medium are more medium size which I think would work for shoulder length hair-maybe chin length as well.
220804
Hi! I use these rollers but have shorter hair. The rollers do work well and the clamps hold the hair well. With your thicker, longer hair, you may do just as well with a large hot roller. Good luck!
1086306
I don't think your hair needs to be at least six inches long for these to work. Mine is much shorter BUT I also bought a triangle net for under a couple dollars. Put the net on covering your bottom row of rollers in the back, pull it a bit so it will keep the rollers in place and tie it at the top of your forehead. This works perfect for me. Keeps the rollers in, and in place and all rolled up.
538847
Yes, providing the rollers are not over-sized. My rollers, including the steel framework, are 2" but I can see where 3" will fit. The base is wide enough so that it is very sturdy, no wiggling when you climb into bed.
2003097
There aren't very many rollers in this set as it is a travel set. I don't think that there would be enough to do all your hair.
442035
depends how short you need the hair to go around the roller. so try the small or med ones
778470
If you're on the shorter/average size, then I feel like they can slightly get in the way. I'm 5' 9" and while I've learned to deal with it, I have contemplated taking the leg foam rollers off. I have no experience with the other model you mentioned, so I can't really help you there. But from what I've seen of it, I think that model would be a good choice.
2132338
There are six of the 1.25" and 4 of the 1.5" The rest are super small. Wouldn't recommend them if your hair is thick. The rollers dont get hot enough. Suggest you look at the more high end ones.
1915317
Never tried it with rollers that large. Measured the largest circumference and it's about 1-1/4 inches at the widest. Not sure it would work.