metalkitty
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Okay I just can't figure out what it is...What does it do for your hair? How do you do it properly? What do I need to watch out for? A response would be sooo much appreciated, TIA!
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Dumb Q: What is roller setting?!
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As long as I think I'm answering what you are asking....
1.) Roller setting is a method of styling the hair w/ rollers. I use hard plastic rollers, either w/ a medium diameter for a curly look or w/ a large diameter for a bouncy straight full look.
2.) What it does for my hair is gives it a full shiny straight look w/o too much damage or heat.
3.) Doing it properly would be its own separate post, actually a few members have posted quite a bit on how to do it properly. I think the key is to set well-conditioned hair that is combed out smoothly with products that provide a soft hold.
3.) what to watch out for....hmm, too hot dryers, crappy rollers or pins, poor technique...it tends be fairly safe w/ the proper tools and technique.
*edited to add* here is a link to Amilion's instructions: Rollers
1.) Roller setting is a method of styling the hair w/ rollers. I use hard plastic rollers, either w/ a medium diameter for a curly look or w/ a large diameter for a bouncy straight full look.
2.) What it does for my hair is gives it a full shiny straight look w/o too much damage or heat.
3.) Doing it properly would be its own separate post, actually a few members have posted quite a bit on how to do it properly. I think the key is to set well-conditioned hair that is combed out smoothly with products that provide a soft hold.
3.) what to watch out for....hmm, too hot dryers, crappy rollers or pins, poor technique...it tends be fairly safe w/ the proper tools and technique.
*edited to add* here is a link to Amilion's instructions: Rollers
kreeme
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Check out this site on roller setting. Also you may want to do a search on LHCF and there is a thread somewhere on how other women achieve great results.
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/2457/roller.html
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/2457/roller.html
metalkitty
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Thanks for the info. I was wondering what I need to make a doobie, I think thats what I want, its for straight style's right?
What texture does your hair come out like?
adrienne0914
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yeah, the doobie is for the straight look. the roller setting can make the hair curly. so you do a doobie afterwards to get that smooth look. someone had step-by-step in their picture trail pics. i can't remember who though...
adrienne0914
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oh yeah, it's kking who has the great demonstration of the doobie wrap. check her album and her gorgeous hair out:
kking doobie wrap
i hope you don't mind me pointing her in your direction, kking!
kking doobie wrap
i hope you don't mind me pointing her in your direction, kking!
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