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The curls do have very slight ridges, however they disappear completely as soon as I brush or comb the curls out.
If you don't have enough long pins, you can use the same short duckbill clips for magnetic rollers to hold the mesh ones. I use clips in the rows closest to my face and nape. Also one pin can hold two rollers. I pin the first roller; when the second roller is in place I put the second pin through both rollers and remove the first pin from the first roller.
does anyone use oilsheen after rollersetting?
does anyone use oilsheen after rollersetting?
It takes the same amount of time to wet set with either type of rollers, but drying time is shorter with mesh rollers.
Back in the day when I lived in Ft. Lauderdale and was relaxed, I used to go running 6 days a week and I wash and set my hair twice a week, i.e. Sunday & Wednesday. My hair always looked fresh and I was in better shape then than I am now.
I wanted to know if the Pibbs dryer is worth purchasing to cut down dryer time???? Ladies please give reviews. I have already seen several dryers mentioned in this thread and I wanted to get some feedback as to if the Pibbs is the best hooded dryer.
I have never used a Pibbs but I do have the dryer from LCL (which I think was Salons-R-Us previously). I have had for about two years now and it works as good as the day I got it. I don't even know what I would do without it. Plus it was much more cost effective.
http://lclbeauty.com/products.php?cat=8
Also do any of you ladies workout and rollerset ur hair? I'm thinking of starting a 3 day a week workout regimen so I'm wondering I continuing my rollersetting routine will be good for me.. What do you do to preserve your set while working out? Or do you just simply wash and set more often?
Question..
Went to get my mother the Diane mesh red rollers which on some website said they are 1 and 1/2.
Of course they didn't have the red ones, but lavender ones which are the same size but...I hope I didn't get the wrong ones! Mom's stylist told her to go up one from the blue rollers cause her hair grew a lot/
Im in love with razac products! I will be replacing almost everything i am currently using with razac products.i think i found my true staple line!
Per new requests, here below are guidelines for set arrangements with the so called French blue mesh rollers. I am afraid it will be a repeat for some of you, sorry.
I know these guidelines may sound as “too many rollers” for some forum members who think a single 12-pack should be enough, but these arrangements were displayed as such in girl and women magazine in France during the 60s and 70s for long hair, mid-back and over. I also saw multiple examples in my mother salon and experienced these arrangements myself.
The standard set for long hair is 23 to 24 rollers: can be a mohawk of 7 or 8, with 3 rollers on each side along the face and a row of 5 rollers on each side in between OR 8 rollers from one cheek to the other, a mohawk of 6 at the back and a row of 5 rollers on each side in between. This is a big rollerset, but it is quite sustainable and you will enter without difficulty under a professional hood dryer such as the Pibbs – French or Italian equivalents were designed to
allow this type of rollerset, thanks to the rotating visor.
A slightly smaller but standard set consists of 19 to 20 rollers, the same as above with one roller less on all side rows. This is what I recommend to my
friends to start with, before going to the standard set which may look too big at first glance.
Even young girls were granted with 16 such rollers per the magazines: typically
a mohawk of 6, 2 rollers on each side along the face, 3 rollers on each side in between
For very long hair, the next standard was 29 rollers, adding one roller at the bottom of each row of the standard set. The result is already massive, you can barely turn your head - I know it by experience. You will still enter under the professional hood without too much difficulty, but do not expect any room left to move.
To go beyond that mark requires dedication, as it quickly leads to get rollers everywhere around your head including on the face. But this was apparently accepted quite routinely 40 years ago by teenagers and young women. I also remind seeing such incredible rollersets in my mother's salon and I have been myself experiencing some of those when I was 16 to 18 years old. My mother was using me as her guinea pig ! Results were excellent, but what a painful
time without any room under the hood!
This natural rollersetting is not for me....my hair is so knotted and tangled after being outside in the mist.i lost so much hair this week. I usually dont get ssk but i am seeing quite a few of them...
I love wearing my hair out so this sucks.... I dont even want to bun. I did a wet bun after my rollerset fail and it dreadloced! I had to have a 3 hr detangling session to get them out. It was BAD. only to have it knot up like this again. I AM SO DONE.
Napp, damn son. that doesn't sound too good. so do you think you'll return to wearing your hair primarily straight?
i think so. i did another flexi rod set and the SAME thing happened.(i thought it was the products i used)it wasnt even humid outside.... i was so frustrated i just ripped the knots out and flat ironed it. hair was all over the sink and floor and the hair in the crown and middle of my head has gone awol
im gonna need another hair cut sooner or later as well.
i should have just kept doing what i was doing.(flat iron 1x a month) i thought by stopping the heat my hair would be better but its in the worse condition i have ever seen it in. i dont even want to wear my hair natural anymore. i plan on getting a relaxer or a strong bkt by the end of may.
@Napp, damn son. that doesn't sound too good. so do you think you'll return to wearing your hair primarily straight?
i think so. i did another flexi rod set and the SAME thing happened.(i thought it was the products i used)it wasnt even humid outside.... i was so frustrated i just ripped the knots out and flat ironed it. hair was all over the sink and floor and the hair in the crown and middle of my head has gone awol
im gonna need another hair cut sooner or later as well.
i should have just kept doing what i was doing.(flat iron 1x a month) i thought by stopping the heat my hair would be better but its in the worse condition i have ever seen it in. i dont even want to wear my hair natural anymore. i plan on getting a relaxer or a strong bkt by the end of may.
Sorry to hear that Napp, although perhaps go with the BKT first before resort to a relaxer - don't want you having any regrets, although it sounds as though you're pretty sure.