I need help with roller setting at home..

[goldensugar23]

Ok so i'm really tired of the salon thing..and now i have a soft bonnet dryer at home...so...

I tried to do a wet set with black and gray rollers.I thought to myself I have seen them setting my hair many times I can pull this off.
It didnt come out so well.I had some rollers falling out and it wasnt a smooth dry.My hair looked just CRAZY! .

I tried to flat iron it..and finally gave up and rocked a ponytail.Is there any websites I can go to showing the proper way to roller set at home?Any techniques you ladies can suggest?

thanx in advance

 

[Honey Vibe]

The best thing to do is finish what you've started. As with anything, it takes practice. It's not going to look like a professional job the first time you do it. Learn from what happened, and hone your skill each time you try it.

It will look great by the 6th try.

 

[webby]

Ok so i'm really tired of the salon thing..and now i have a soft bonnet dryer at home...so...

I tried to do a wet set with black and gray rollers.I thought to myself I have seen them setting my hair many times I can pull this off.
It didnt come out so well.I had some rollers falling out and it wasnt a smooth dry.My hair looked just CRAZY! .

I tried to flat iron it..and finally gave up and rocked a ponytail.Is there any websites I can go to showing the proper way to roller set at home?Any techniques you ladies can suggest?

thanx in advance

When I first got serious about my own rollersets, I started from the back-center. I did my mohawk first, then did the two back sides and ended with the fronts. For some reason, I got the rollers tighter when I started from the back.

Now, I do the same thing: mohawk first, back-sides and fronts, but I start in the front.

Make sure that you are completely dry, otherwise your ends don't have that smooth finish.