Callin all MESH ROLLER users

[pink_flower]

How many pins do you use in each roller and at what angles are they inserted? I'm having trouble keeping them in. Thanks

 

[ichephren]

I can't answer your question,but the rollerset in your album is rocking! What products did you use before you set your hair? How long did it take you?

 

[pink_flower]

I can't answer your question,but the rollerset in your album is rocking! What products did you use before you set your hair? How long did it take you?

Thanks!

Umm products. I did a co wash with Cream of Nature Nourishing, applied Rusk Smoother and used a little Black and Sassy Shine serum on each section before rolling. The snap ons are so easy for me to use, its takes me about 15-20 mins

 

[NAY007]

One pin for each roller. The pin should be inserted at an angle where there is enough tension and the roller will stay in but it shouldn't poke you so that it hurts.

 

[Avaya]

Thanks!

Umm products. I did a co wash with Cream of Nature Nourishing, applied Rusk Smoother and used a little Black and Sassy Shine serum on each section before rolling. The snap ons are so easy for me to use, its takes me about 15-20 mins

Not to hijack your thread or anything (I know you were asking about mesh rollers, sorry I can't help) but do you ever use the snap on rollers on wet hair? Thanks!

 

[pink_flower]

Thanks Nay-I guess I will keep trying

Princess-I only use the snap on rollers with wet hair

 

[Allandra]

One pin for each roller. The pin should be inserted at an angle where there is enough tension and the roller will stay in but it shouldn't poke you so that it hurts.

What Nay007 said, and I use one pin for each roller too.

 

[thattvgirl]

I use two of the three inch extra long pins to secure. I sleep in mine and want to make sure they won't fall out.

 

[pink_flower]

Thanks for the responses! Ill fool around with them some more tonight!

 

[albane]

For the first roller in a row, will put the pin at an angle as Nay explained in order to keep it in place thanks to the pressure generated by the end of the pin along your scalp. Then for the next rollers, I will simply put 1 or 2 pins going through the roller into the previous roller.
Just have a look on some pictures on my Fotki album at
http://public.fotki.com/albane/
Pwd = hair
I hope it helps

 

[pink_flower]

For the first roller in a row, will put the pin at an angle as Nay explained in order to keep it in place thanks to the pressure generated by the end of the pin along your scalp. Then for the next rollers, I will simply put 1 or 2 pins going through the roller into the previous roller.
Just have a look on some pictures on my Fotki album at
http://public.fotki.com/albane/
Pwd = hair
I hope it helps

Thank you, this is very helpful!

 

[Starian]

That's why I don't use the pins; I can't keep them in either. I use either the plastic or metal duckbill clips; works just as well for me. :nod:

 

[Aerie17]

For the first roller in a row, will put the pin at an angle as Nay explained in order to keep it in place thanks to the pressure generated by the end of the pin along your scalp. Then for the next rollers, I will simply put 1 or 2 pins going through the roller into the previous roller.
Just have a look on some pictures on my Fotki album at
http://public.fotki.com/albane/
Pwd = hair
I hope it helps

Very helpful, thanks!