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Do you guys think these rollers are safe for rollersets?
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Mom23
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Have you tried the magnetic rollers with the snap on covers? That's what I use for now. I am still practicing with the clips, but I use the rollers with the snap covers and I think my rollersets come out pretty good. I have pics of the rollers in my album. Hope this helps. 
*Frisky*
Well-Known Member
Mom23 said:Have you tried the magnetic rollers with the snap on covers? That's what I use for now. I am still practicing with the clips, but I use the rollers with the snap covers and I think my rollersets come out pretty good. I have pics of the rollers in my album. Hope this helps.
I use these too and they are cheap....
Vshanell
FKA Pokahontas
I don't think I would use those rollers. They look like they would get tangled in the hair and when you take them out it would be frizzy. The magnetic ones produce a more smoother set. Have you tried the ones w/ the plastic caps? They will stay in place w/o having to use clips.
*Frisky*
Well-Known Member
HoneyDew said:
I wouldn't do it...tangle city
atlien11
Well-Known Member
You may not be able to fit under the dryer with those "kindness clips" although that is an interesting concept. I just dont think you would be happy with all the hair you would see in rollers that have the teeth on them once they are removed (the ones that you posted). Plus the set might not come out as smooth. I am surprised the the combo of the magnetic roller (using the cover + clips) wouldnt work. Good luck!
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Vshanell
FKA Pokahontas
Regular metal clips would work better. Duckbill clips have a curve in them which is probably why they are slipping.HoneyDew said:I tried those duck bill clips but i can't prevent them from slipping.
I bought some "Kindness Clips" to use with my ionic hot curlers.
I may try to see if these may work with the magnetic rollers, but it seems like that would be too bulky.
HoneyDew
Well-Known Member
Pokahontas said:I don't think I would use those rollers. They look like they would get tangled in the hair and when you take them out it would be frizzy. The magnetic ones produce a more smoother set. Have you tried the ones w/ the plastic caps? They will stay in place w/o having to use clips.
Ok, these look nice. I was afraid of them leaving roller marks and did not pick them up.
I will try these next. Actually, I am going to buy a few packs of these on the wya home tonight.
*Frisky*
Well-Known Member
Pokahontas said:I don't think I would use those rollers. They look like they would get tangled in the hair and when you take them out it would be frizzy. The magnetic ones produce a more smoother set. Have you tried the ones w/ the plastic caps? They will stay in place w/o having to use clips.
These are the ones I have...the purple ones are the biggest size I think then orange for medium and then pink.
Legend
Trichological Alchemist
These rollers are not exactly Velcro rollers. The little “bristles” actually feel a like soft silicone (they might be) and the roller is “squash-able.” Unlike Velcro rollers—which are awful and can only be used on dry hair—these are much softer and designed for use on wet hair. I own a set of them and have used them without any problems. I often use them the same as magnetic rollers (that is with end papers and pins). If I am using the pins, the multiple openings this roller design has makes placement and adjustment easier, so these made a nice alternative. I purchased them after noticing my stylist switched to this brand as they do speed drying time (with all the holes) and creates a pretty smooth set (albeit, not quite as smooth as a magnetic roller set in my opinion). A caution, I have medium length hair, I probably would not recommend these for longer styles (nothing past APL).
If you are not sure, you can purchase just a small pack of 2-5 rollers (for the medium range rollers you would probably need from about $2.69–$3.89 at Sallys if there is one in your area.
HTH
If you are not sure, you can purchase just a small pack of 2-5 rollers (for the medium range rollers you would probably need from about $2.69–$3.89 at Sallys if there is one in your area.
HTH
RabiaElaine
New Member
Please do not use those rollers they will tear at your hair.
Use magnetic rollers with either metal clips that competely side into the roller or with the roller covers.
I am now using the roller covers because I am texlaxed and the roller covers help to straighten the hair better. However I prefer a set with the clips because I don't get the dent.
Use magnetic rollers with either metal clips that competely side into the roller or with the roller covers.
I am now using the roller covers because I am texlaxed and the roller covers help to straighten the hair better. However I prefer a set with the clips because I don't get the dent.
HoneyDew
Well-Known Member
Legend said:These rollers are not exactly Velcro rollers. The little “bristles” actually feel a like soft silicone (they might be) and the roller is “squash-able.” Unlike Velcro rollers—which are awful and can only be used on dry hair—these are much softer and designed for use on wet hair. I own a set of them and have used them without any problems. I often use them the same as magnetic rollers (that is with end papers and pins). If I am using the pins, the multiple openings this roller design has makes placement and adjustment easier, so these made a nice alternative. I purchased them after noticing my stylist switched to this brand as they do speed drying time (with all the holes) and creates a pretty smooth set (albeit, not quite as smooth as a magnetic roller set in my opinion). A caution, I have medium length hair, I probably would not recommend these for longer styles (nothing past APL).
If you are not sure, you can purchase just a small pack of 2-5 rollers (for the medium range rollers you would probably need from about $2.69–$3.89 at Sallys if there is one in your area.
HTH
thanks for your review of them!
I bought some from Sally's today actually. It was not until i was driving back to the office that I thought I should have gotten some suggestions first.
The "intro" set for short to medium hair is on sale for $9.99 down from $14.99 with Sallys card.
Legend
Trichological Alchemist
HoneyDew said:thanks for your review of them!
I bought some from Sally's today actually. It was not until i was driving back to the office that I thought I should have gotten some suggestions first.
The "intro" set for short to medium hair is on sale for $9.99 down from $14.99 with Sallys card.
No problem!!!
BTW. If you decide to keep them, just remember to take your time unrolling them from your hair. They don't quite slide out like magnetic rollers.
carrie
Well-Known Member
Your hair is gorgeous!Mom23 said:Have you tried the magnetic rollers with the snap on covers? That's what I use for now. I am still practicing with the clips, but I use the rollers with the snap covers and I think my rollersets come out pretty good. I have pics of the rollers in my album. Hope this helps.
