Miss*Tress
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Your hair looks great! Lottabody is the best for roller sets.
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My Superbowl Sunday Rollerset
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BlondeByDesire
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Nice job ... looks really good.
Like spiral curls.
Like spiral curls.
Your set came out really NLS. Very impressive!!! I want to pull one
soonergirl
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pretty curls!!!
PuffyBrown
Active Member
Love it, Love it, Love it.
ScandalousBeauty
New Member
OMG...It's lovely!!!! WOW!!! I totally agree, Lottabody was the best for my rollersets when I was a natural, I would spray that all over my head till it was dripping then put the rollers in and airdry. Maybe I'll try again this week. Hmmm...
nakialovesshoes
Well-Known Member
Beautiful...just beautiful.
Please post the exact measurement of Giovanni Direct and the Lottabody. I know you said half and half, but I need exact measurements, please.
Thanks sooo much!
Honestly I don't have the measurements for the Giovanni b/c I just pumped some in my hand ( I have the liter sized bottle) & worked it in my hair real good. I am a little heavy handed so I may use a little more than average. And then the lottabody was exactly half & half. Half of the bottle is lottabody & half of the bottle is water. So if you were mixing in a spray bottle, if you use 4 oz of lottabody, use 4 oz of water. And I would dare say maybe even use 6 oz of water. Even with the 1/2 to 1/2 mix I experienced slight flaking. And now that I think about it - it may have been b/c I didn't spray the setting lotion evenly over my hair. I simply poured some in my hand & put it in the section I was rolling at the moment. B/c the flaking wasn't all over - just in certain areas - so maybe it was just uneven application that gave me the flakes. HTH...
victorious
Relaxed/4A/Fine/Thin/APL
You did a wonderful job. Pretty curls!
PureSilver
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oh my god, they are so cute. Its shiny too
. WAY TO GO GIANTS!!!!
I HAD TO PUT THAT LAST PART IN
. WAY TO GO GIANTS!!!!I HAD TO PUT THAT LAST PART IN
PoisedNPolished
New Member
LOOKS GREAT!!!!! I wonder what will happen if I try this on my much shorter natural hair???? *pondering*I rollerset my hair today because you inspired me to give it a try. I think it came out smoother than I thought possible - not like yours 
but I know why. Bottom line is, I now believe it's possible to get 4a/b hair straight via rollerset. A few reasons why mine wasn't straight enough: the parts were pretty big; didn't roll the rods tight enough; didn't use the right products but for a first attempt at rollersetting this short natural hair of mine, I think it came out pretty good. Pics are in my fotki. Thanks for inspiring me to start rollersetting.
but I know why. Bottom line is, I now believe it's possible to get 4a/b hair straight via rollerset. A few reasons why mine wasn't straight enough: the parts were pretty big; didn't roll the rods tight enough; didn't use the right products but for a first attempt at rollersetting this short natural hair of mine, I think it came out pretty good. Pics are in my fotki. Thanks for inspiring me to start rollersetting.WomanlyCharm
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Soooo shiny and pretty! I wish I could do a roller set like this!
nakialovesshoes
Well-Known Member
I took a look. It came out good to me. I haven't mastered the flexi rods. I used to use them when I had a relaxer but my sets never came out right - whole lot of frizz.I rollerset my hair today because you inspired me to give it a try. I think it came out smoother than I thought possible - not like yours
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