HELP...Tourmaline, Ionic, Steam or Ceramic

[Xcellence2]

I am trying to find an easy way to get bouncy curls without having to use a curling iron. I am not opposed to blow drying my hair...but I don't want to have to flat iron and then curl it. Will hot rollers or steam rollers get the job done? Has anyone used the ionic, ceramic, tourmaline or steam rollers? Also, I am natural...so any naturals with suggestions please help me.

 

[antoine]

I am natural as well and so far only the flat iron works for me. I air dry and then flat iron in tiny sections. It is unfortunately a very time consuming process. I have done it twice so far and both times it took me two hours to work through the sections. Not including the airdry time overnight. erplexed
I have a tourmaline flat iron, temperature controlled from Sally's.

If any knows of heated or steam rollers that work well on natural hair, I'd sure like to know!

 

[Xcellence2]

It takes me about two hours as well...which is why I am trying to find a better approach for the spring/summer.

 

[dlove]

I am transitioning, but I can tell you that the ceramic flat iron is the best! It is not damaging to hair and it does not revert or frizz the hair. I have a Solia flat iron. Go to Folica.com and read the reviews. Pay close attention to the African American women's reviews and response that have 4a/b natural hair.