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For those who just can't rollerset....
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LondonDiva
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Re: For those who just can\'t rollerset....
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EXACTLY! See Britt we here *doing the finger thing* I've had all lenghts of hair and I've been trying since I was an itty bitty girl because as Tracy can tell you, all Latinas are born with a set of rollers in their hands. Unfortunately I think some gangsta baby jacked me for mine in the hospital nursery.
*sighs* *turns on her flat iron* Better get to straightening...
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EXACTLY! See Britt we here *doing the finger thing* I've had all lenghts of hair and I've been trying since I was an itty bitty girl because as Tracy can tell you, all Latinas are born with a set of rollers in their hands. Unfortunately I think some gangsta baby jacked me for mine in the hospital nursery.
*sighs* *turns on her flat iron* Better get to straightening...
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brownrelaxedhair
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Re: For those who just can\'t rollerset....
Hate to say it too but only practise makes perfect.
I think it must have taken me a good year to 'graduate' to pins and rollars all over. First I was trying to work out how to hold a rollar and roll it down a sectioned part of hair AND put the snap on cover. Took forever mastering that all over the head. And even then the results after was so blah I was like 'why did I bother?'
The pins was another story after that which took another few months.
Slowly slowly. It does happen but takes months of practice (at least for me).
Don't give up!
Keep at it.
Hate to say it too but only practise makes perfect.
I think it must have taken me a good year to 'graduate' to pins and rollars all over. First I was trying to work out how to hold a rollar and roll it down a sectioned part of hair AND put the snap on cover. Took forever mastering that all over the head. And even then the results after was so blah I was like 'why did I bother?'
The pins was another story after that which took another few months.
Slowly slowly. It does happen but takes months of practice (at least for me).
Don't give up!
