I have baby-fine shoulder length hair. Do these rollers leave "roller bumps" in fine hair (bends/marks from the roller "teeth")? TIA
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i to have baby fine shoulder length hair and they work really great. no marks left in the hair. think you will love them. i bought two sets. one i leave at my finance's house and one at mine. love them
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Yes, It does. My hair is fine...about shoulder length and it works very well. I think you will be very satisfied with it. Holds curl much, much better than the hot rollers.
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They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The... » Read More They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. « Show Less
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i have very thick hair, so I need more rollers that is why i bought the 1321. yes it will stay in fine hair use a thicher amount of hair when you roll it.
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I think your rollers are too small. I bought some velcro like rollers very large, almost too large for the clips. You won't get the bend. I bought the clips for my heated rollers, but they are too thin for my thin hair. They are heavy, too, so the clips don't work very well. I experienced the bend because the rollers were too small.
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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
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I comb through my hair before I first begin rolling, and I also start the roller about 3" to 4" up from the ends. I find that my ends are smoother if I do it this way. I haven't had any pulling or sticking from the rubber yet. The rollers come out smoothly, which was surprising. I let them "unroll" a bit on their own during the removal process, and that helps prevent tangling.
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I'm not sure how long or short your hair is, however, I have short hair, just touching shoulders. I have tried using the Caruso rollers vertically & yes I get waves if I use the larger rollers. I hope you enjoy your Caruso, I absolutely love mine, I won't use curling iron or any other type of hot curlers, these give me full looking hair!
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No they aren't as high as the rollers but believe me the rollers are hot. Just did my hair with the hot rollers and the curls look fantastic and when I comb them out and style it, well it looks really good. I have had them a few months now and I really am glad I bought them. I don't think anyone could go wrong buying them.
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My daughter has shoulder length, THICK chemically relaxed hair and using the jumbo rollers didn't curl her hair at all so I'm going to say probably not. With that being said, using the medium size roller may give you the curl you want but that could require a lot of rollers having such thick hair. I would suggest leaving the rollers in a bit longer than usual as that may help achieve your goal should you want to give it a try. I apologize for not being more definitive in my answer.
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They are a little bit curved....I curl my hair with it n it works just fine curls come out how I want them....
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I have should length African American hair that is naturally curly. When working in smaller sections I can reach my scalp. I have not found that the bristles bend easy. I'm sure they may have some amount of flex but nothing like my old plastic brush that tore apart on me. This brush seems very strong. And my hair tangles easy. Hope this helps.
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I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the shine is sensational. Plus, the curl lasts longer than with traditional heat rollers. I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the... » Read More I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the shine is sensational. Plus, the curl lasts longer than with traditional heat rollers. « Show Less
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Amy- I have very thick, curly, long hair, about an inch past my bra strap. My hair loves to curl it's own way and not the way I want it too. I'm able to use the rollers with no issues. They get nice and hot and set my massive head of hair in no time. I like the fact the curlers are various sizes of XX-Large, X-Large, and Large specifically for long hair. My curls last all day so far. Now, I've only been using them for the Winter season. I purchased them in the fall of 2013. If you use a hair gel or mousse to set your hair, then use the curlers I'm sure your hair would hold in the summer. I would recommend these particular rollers for anyone with long to very long hair.
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Yes, without heat these rollers produce curls. Depending on your hair texture they may be tight. But they are pliable and loosen throughout the day.
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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 :(
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JuliaI have always use rollers. However, you should be OK as the fan blows air out and not in. I am on the road now, but will try and let you know on tomorrow. My hair is shoulder length so should be a good test.Charlene