Are these good Curlers for doing a straw set?

[BlkOnyx488]

I keep thinking about doing a straw set but I don't want to use real straws because I don't want the curls to be too small.

So I found these online
would they work well with my 4a natural hair?

thanks

 

[Natural Glow]

I use these. If you look at my siggy pic that was my result.

 

[Natural Glow]

Here is a post with pics of someone with 4a/b hair http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=325919&highlight=flexi+rod+natural

And here is another good one http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=391682&highlight=flexi+rod+natural

 

[Trini_Chutney]

Those are flexi-rods. They will give you a really nice set.

 

[BlackMasterPiece]

Those are flexi-rods it'll give you a pretty curly set. If you want a straw set just grab some drinking straws from mcdonalds or dunkin donuts and roll away, use bobby pins to fasten each straw.

 

[ajoyfuljoy]

Yup, a straw set actually uses straws (or rods designed like straws). They take a long time to do but I had one once and it lasted for two weeks! Curls still looked perfect when I washed them out.

 

[Kellum]

http://www.strawllers.com/whatis.html

 

[BlackMasterPiece]

Strawllers is type expensive in my book

I saw them prices and I was like yea I'm going to McDonalds

Check out the mickey d's straws blkonyx they're actually pretty large for straws

At your length it'll be pretty easy to do

 

[shunemite]

I saw these on Youtube and the girl who did them (forgot her name) her hair came out really really nice.

 

[WorkInProgress88]

yup, flexi rods work great....they have some red one at Sally's that's about the size of a straw...i did a flexi set last night with the gray&&orange rods.

 

[me-T]

here's a you tube tutorial, she had results similar to Natural Glow's.
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