What size is best for a shorter, fine, very straight hair. I want a loose spiral curl. Thanks
497510
Not this one, save your money I was very disappointed in this product it didn't curl at all. I sent it back the same day I recieved it.
497511
If you want a loose spiral i would think the 1 to 1/2 would work. My daughter has long straight hair and does spirals and beach waves with her 1 to 1/2 wand. Hope this helps.
1792663
I have the medium size rollers. 1 and1/2" diameter. Work perfectly for my hair which fluctuates from just above shoulder length to just below my ear lobes. When I ordered (approx. 3 year ago) I had a choice of size I wanted. I really love these rollers.
1859668
Very close to the actual size. The way they cut it is that not all the pieces are the full length because it's cut in layers. Also if it has curls in it, it looks shorter. If you pull the hair straight it's the length they say it is.
108503
It would depend on how short your hair is? If it is real short, I'd say no. If it is a bob or falls somewhere around your ears, yes, but be careful. The curler really does work and makes perfect spiral curls. You just do not want to get so close to your ears or neck to burn them.
199925
I would say medium or large , as my layers are short on the top of my head and I've got medium, it helps your hair to look like it's got volume on the top, medium gives a natural curl, and the large give a bigger wavier natural look, the only problem you might have is getting the roller to stay in with your layers, it can be tricky!
1086785
I have thin, fine shoulder length hair and it works well for me, although I don't like a lot of curl, I usually just want the ends curved under. I do like it a lot and use it every day.
1540613
I think it would best for you to ask the seller. I bought mine a long time ago and I don't want to give you wrong information, in case they have changed a bit. I will tell you this, they are not for straight hair, unless you want to make it curly. They made mine too curly. These are tight rollers. Check with the seller for the diameter and for the length. Just a suggestion.
1925504
The best bet would be to ask a hairdresser, Jamie, but I'm thinking a short curly hairstyle would be best served with a thinner brush and a straight style with a thicker one. Hope that helps.
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!
304902
How short? I have hair just below my ears and I don't get much curl but that's what I want. My hair is not thin.
1581928
My hair is very long but it depends on the size of the wave/curl you want. It really doesn't matter the size of the brush because you can change the width section of hair you use to wrap around the brush when you are blow drying it. You can opt for a one inch section of hair or more. The bigger the barrel of the brush, the more hair you can wrap around it. If it's a smaller barrel you can't wrap a big section of hair. For me personally if you are in doubt go smaller. I actually have multiple sizes of round barrel brushes if I want to make tight waves or not. If you are mainly just folding your hair under and then straightening with a flat iron, opt for a bigger barrel.
2278234
Dorothy I recommend small rollers that grip your fine hair or the smallest barrell hot brush you can find. Hope this helps.
1777290
The size of the barrel determines the tightness of the curl. My daughter loves the size of the curls using this curling iron and she has long fine hair. It has worked really well and we are happy with the product.
1716332
The Twist-flex rods are all different sizes - thin rods for tight curls or big rods for loose curls! No matter which rod I use, hair stays curled until my next wash and set. Love these rods--first, I bought the smaller pack but then ordered the larger pack and these flex rods have proven to be a great investment!
66301
It sounds like you have a bigger, looser curl. If so, I think the product would work for you, as long as your hair isn't bone straight.
980435
Hi I have straight hair and the curls came out really tight . So maybe you should make it straight before using . Or you can try it your way first if it don't work try it my way . Have a great day
1958128
I have long, thick, straight hair and it did nothing for my hair :( I would suggest buying a good curling wand and brushing the curls out if u want larger wavy hair. These rollers did nothing for my hair and wouldn't even cover my whole head. Only half of it :(