Deep Wave "curlformers"... Hmmmm

[YvetteWithJoy]

@BlackMasterPiece , do you still use these and like them? Would you mind PMing where you got yours?

@YvetteWithJoy , would you mind saying where you got yours as well? Did you lose hair on the install?

I bought mine from ebay seller roger-shop: https://www.ebay.com/usr/roger-shop?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2754

I bought 3 packs of the 50cm ones (20 per pack). Total was less than $30. I also bought some shorter ones I don't use.

Roger-shop appears out of them.

You could try googling the product name, "water wave roller curler."

 

[BlackMasterPiece]

Can I get a PM too? I think I need these.

@BlackMasterPiece , do you still use these and like them? Would you mind PMing where you got yours?

Hey yall, sadly the seller I got it from no longer sells them here's another seller that has them at 11inches link

I haven't tried them since the 1st time but I plan to give them another go, I wish I could find them at 20inches to accomodate the longest 18inch sections of my head.

 

[Colocha]

Hey yall, sadly the seller I got it from no longer sells them here's another seller that has them at 11inches link

I haven't tried them since the 1st time but I plan to give them another go, I wish I could find them at 20inches to accomodate the longest 18inch sections of my head.

Thanks! Unfortunately they won't fit me. I was 16ish inches last I checked.

Thank you too @YvetteWithJoy!

 

[Mingus]

Thanks! Unfortunately they won't fit me. I was 16ish inches last I checked.

Thank you too @YvetteWithJoy!

Do you think maybe they could be layered? Like put one close to the scalp and then add another on the rest at the end? That's the only way any of these will work for me.

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

Do you think maybe they could be layered? Like put one close to the scalp and then add another on the rest at the end? That's the only way any of these will work for me.

Yes, they can. I can't remember which YouTuber -- maybe NappyHeadedJojoba -- does so. Whoever it is has hair in certain spots too long for just one curlformer.

Tagging @Colocha.

 

[Colocha]

Yes, they can. I can't remember which YouTuber -- maybe NappyHeadedJojoba -- does so. Whoever it is has hair in certain spots too long for just one curlformer.

Tagging @Colocha.

Thanks! Hadn't thought of that.

 

[imaginary]

These may be making a comeback.

 

[rileypak]

I really want some of these but I REALLY don't need them.
I get lazy when it comes to hair tools

 

[imaginary]

I really want some of these but I REALLY don't need them.
I get lazy when it comes to hair tools

My wishlist for hair tools is absolutely ridiculous, so I completely understand. Restraint.

 

[rileypak]

My wishlist for hair tools is absolutely ridiculous, so I completely understand. Restraint.

I have tons of tools currently collecting dust.
I need to quit

 

[guyaneseyankee]

I want some.....

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

Hers came out great!

I wish I could figure it out.

Maybe I'll try again some day.

 

[Dee-Licious]

Hers look good, but she’s a looser texture. I wonder how it looks on a 4C used on wet hair.

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

I have shampoo in my twists right now and I'm thinking about trying these again.

I watched her video above. She put nothing in her hair except setting foam.

I recently got some Texture ID Thermal Multi-Styling Foam from Sally's (my intention was to get the foam SHE used in the video, but the sales lady talked me into trying the Texture ID brand, since I can always return it).

If I try these wavy curlformers today, I'm going to apply nothing but the foam, comb it through like she did, be heavy handed, and dry under the dryer -- only removing them once completely dry.

I tried to look at how much hair she put in each curlformer, and I tried to study her technique. If it fails, I'll just apply Shea butter and twist and band for an elongated twist out.

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

I have shampoo in my twists right now and I'm thinking about trying these again.

I watched her video above. She put nothing in her hair except setting foam.

I recently got some Texture ID Thermal Multi-Styling Foam from Sally's (my intention was to get the foam SHE used in the video, but the sales lady talked me into trying the Texture ID brand, since I can always return it).

If I try these wavy curlformers today, I'm going to apply nothing but the foam, comb it through like she did, be heavy handed, and dry under the dryer -- only removing them once completely dry.

I tried to look at how much hair she put in each curlformer, and I tried to study her technique. If it fails, I'll just apply Shea butter and twist and band for an elongated twist out.

It's a no. No matter how much hair I use or how I pull it through, the hair still looks curly inside the curlformer. Twist out it is.