I have shoulder length/fine hair - I put velcro rollers in, spray,&amp; leave in for an hour + &amp; my hair will be flat in 2 hours. will this work for me?
631683
My hair also goes flat very fast unless the weather is extremely cold and dry. These rollers have given me more body than anything I have every tried when I use the ionic setting.
2236277
My hair is shoulder length. The time you keep the iron on your hair should determine how tight your curls are. If you don't want a tight curl, less time on the iron
564398
The treatment didn't make my hair straight unless I blow dried & flat ironed my hair. I still have my curls but it is less frizzy. I also didn't leave the treatment in for the full 45 min max. I left it in for 30min.
1633609
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.
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!
382918
Depense how thick your hair is! I have thin shoulder long hair. 1/2- 3/4 is enough for my hair. But really honest I would buy two. Mix one packed first and then see how much more you need. Probably 1 pack and 1/2.
737608
Make sure your hair is dry to begin with. Let roller sit on steamer for 10 seconds so it has plenty of steam to get through all the hair. Roll it good and tight. Put the cap on the steamer for a couple seconds to get it hot and then clamp it on the roller. Then your hair is being steamed from both directions. Let it set in the rollers 20-30 min. The longer the better. Once you take the rollers out, put your hair dryer on the lowest setting and on COOL. The cool hair will set the curls so they will last longer. I have thick hair too and the weight of it can pull out the curls. You can also lightly hair spray the curls and use the cool setting on hair dryer to give the curls extra support. I LOVE these curlers. Can be a pain to get in the back side of your head but man the results are so worth it! My hair dresser has me bring my set every time because she loves the results too! It seems like they wouldn't work that well but they really do as long as you don't take them out too soon and you roll them tight. Good luck!
1591010
The old school u-shaped clips that poke in your hair are what is supposed to hold the roller in place. However, I have found that the clips are too small and too short and I was constantly pinning them back in so my hair would curl. The rollers do not get very hot. I even left them plugged in for a longer time. When the processing time was over, I found that I had nice, soft and long-lasting curls, but not without a great deal of effort.
808802
I have shoulder length hair and it did not work for me, maybe if you have two sets of hands doing it but I don't think so
2101815
It works great when I first put in my hair. But I guess I should have put hair spray on top of that, because after about two hour it went flat. But not goo.my hair is very fine, so I have a hard time getting products to stay in hair, but if I use a lot then I sweat it out. This comes in a very small container, but I did like the product. I think I will try putting a little more in next time. But it's not gooey and if it starts to go flat you can finger it back up. Hope this helps
361716
I agree with other posters. My hair reaches to my waist. I start the roller about halfway down the section of hair, roll the ends and leave plenty of foam roller to also then roll up to the scalp. BE SURE you are steaming the plastic covers, and I always shake them quickly before I put them on, to pop off any condensation that has accumulated because those drops will cause the curl to not take. I also start at the crown doing the three front pieces framing my face first and then before unrolling I take off those 3 curlers shields, steam them again and put them on again and then remove them last. Just my way of getting the pieces that frame my face to be as nice as possible!
30199
Well, that would depend on your hair type...but in my case, my hair is fine, and while it curls easily, it typically does not hold curl very long. However, when I set it with these steam rollers, it does last all day. Also, I will still have some body left on the second day. I think this set is well worth the money!
1299862
I have shoulder length hair and this was too big for my hair. I think for long hair and loose wavvy curls it would be perfect but my hair isn't long enough for it to even curl on the underside. The top where I have layers gets a nice wave, but it's just too big for shorter hair. But that is not the fault of the curling iron, I just thought with shorter hair it would keep it from being TOO curly, but alas I was wrong.
737610
The set comes with some very large rollers which would work good for your length of hair. As far as drying time, I usually wait until they are cool to touch about 10 minutes for a good set. I also use mouse or a heat activated product on my hair before curling as my hair is super straight. Good Luck!
794160
Yes! I have very fine hair. You just have to put more hair in the rollers and use the smaller ones.
631684
I have fine to medium hair and they worked perfectly. My curls have lasted 2-3 days! Be very careful to let each roller steam for only 4-7 seconds, and I steam the clamps as well. From my experimentation with these rollers I've noticed the longer you leave these rollers in, the longer your curls will stay in. It's also a good idea to lightly spray your hair with hairspray after you take the rollers out, then I just run my fingers through the curls and spray it again. Another note, I only use distilled water because I think it makes the device last longer. Hope this helps!
631682
That is a close description of what I do and my hair type, and they didn't work for me. I live in north Texas where the humidity is not low. I think that has quite a bit to do with it. I think if you live in a very dry area you stand a better chance of it working. When I say they didn't work, I mean not even a tiny bit, rollers in, rollers left in for 30 minutes, rollers out, NOTHING, limp hair.