Has anyone tried pillow rollers?

[tiffers]

I've been eyeing them at CVS. They're soft, and since I airdry while I sleep, they would be great! Has anyone used them? If so, what were your results? TIA!

 

[bajanplums1]

I have not tried them because I was concerned that the fabric is like cotton and will suck moisture out of my hair.

 

[MiWay]

I have not tried them because I was concerned that the fabric is like cotton and will suck moisture out of my hair.

I've tried them, and that cotton does suck moisture out of the hair. I even noticed a few strands left on the roller. So to me, they aren't much better than sponge rollers. They do work, and they're easy to sleep in, but you will need to re-moisturize when you take them out.

 

[nomoweavesfome]

They suck for your natural hair- it will look like a hot mess, but they work great for false human hair like falls and wigs. That's what I use to keep the curls in my fall.

 

[hottestdiva19]

Those things sucked the moisture right out of my hair! It left it soooo dry and frizzy. Not a good investment at all unless your going for the chia pet look which is what hapened to me lol. They also pull your hair out and break it off.NOOO DON'T DO IT!!!!

 

[hottestdiva19]

They suck for your natural hair- it will look like a hot mess, but they work great for false human hair like falls and wigs. That's what I use to keep the curls in my fall.

This is true. Especially on that 99cent weave if you want the ends of your braids to be spiral curled. It takes 5 min. After you put the rollers in just dip in hot water and remove. I think this style is kinda old school though.