Best rollers/curlers

BekkaPoo

Hey ladies.. what rollers or curlers do you prefer for wet sets?

I'm not the best at rollersets, but I still try to do them every now and again. I had some magnetic rollers, but they were too slippery so I gave them away. Right now I do have some flexi rods, which seem to be the easiest for me to use. I also had the pink foam rollers, but never used them enough to get a feeling for them one way or another.

moodydove

I have the best luck with black pillow rollers. I think the brand is Annie

curlypearl

I buy the plastic rollers (I think Goody makes them). Any drugstore carries them or you can buy them at Ricky's or online. Sometimes they have clamps over them which I throw out. I use bobby pins to secure them once I have rolled the wet hair onto them.

The type I like has holes in them to let the air in so that they dry faster. I have tried using foam rollers but they make my hair snarly and if I roll them tightly enough to get a smooth curl, it becomes a tiny tight curl. The plastic ones make even curls which flow into nice waves once they are dried and brushed out. I like doing a wet set with rollers (and some sort of product) because it lasts for several days. Unfortunately, when I do a curly look, it lasts for only one day so next morning I have to start all over again which is a PITA.

ETA: there are some excellent youtube videos showing how these work. They don't slip like magnetic rollers - I can't use those either. Good luck! HTH.

BekkaPoo

moodydove wrote: »

I have the best luck with black pillow rollers. I think the brand is Annie

I've been wanting to try those. They seem like they'd be easy to sleep in.

curlypearl wrote: »

I buy the plastic rollers (I think Goody makes them). Any drugstore carries them or you can buy them at Ricky's or online. Sometimes they have clamps over them which I throw out. I use bobby pins to secure them once I have rolled the wet hair onto them.

The type I like has holes in them to let the air in so that they dry faster. I have tried using foam rollers but they make my hair snarly and if I roll them tightly enough to get a smooth curl, it becomes a tiny tight curl. The plastic ones make even curls which flow into nice waves once they are dried and brushed out. I like doing a wet set with rollers (and some sort of product) because it lasts for several days. Unfortunately, when I do a curly look, it lasts for only one day so next morning I have to start all over again which is a PITA.

ETA: there are some excellent youtube videos showing how these work. They don't slip like magnetic rollers - I can't use those either. Good luck! HTH.

Did you mean these rollers? VV

http://www.makeupalley.com/product/showreview.asp/ItemId=77361/Goody_Self-Holding_Rollers/0/Hair_Styling_Tools

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ltown

I like the magnetics with the cap can't use the pins. But the mesh imo are the best especially the french mesh they are huge but firm, less drying time too.