I think the company only does a 1 year guarantee. Getting 5 years out of a hair tool that you use frequently is considered a quality investment to me. You paid around $120, so in 5 years that's only $2 a month. That's how I would look at it. LOL
Like I said upthread, I've had mine around 6 years and it's still going strong other than the pole being stripped. I can still use it but once it goes out, I'm going to snatch up the same model with the quickness and treat myself to a salon chair too. lol That same company has some nice ones.
LOL. You're right. I'm in the groove! I think I feel bored because I'm not at my ultimate goal of hip/waist length. I'm at a happy length of BSL, but I've been at this length for a while now. Thankfully though, I discovered yesterday that my longer strands are now MBLSometimes boring is good though...it means you have found your hair groove. I must admit, now that I'm at a length I'm comfortable with, I don't really get bored...it feels more like freedom. And when I do, I go lurk in the other forums. Some of those threads poeple start are but it makes for good entertainment. LOL
About the LCL dryer. I hadn't rollerset in a long while. Rollerset today and it came out good, only thing was my head wouldn't fit under the dryer completely. I don't remember this happening with my last LCL dryer. I had the grey 2 inch rollers all over, but only half of my head would fit. Does anyone know if the Pibbs is bigger?
@lulu97 @toaster
How many rollers do you guys use. I see some women using 23 2 inch rollers and I see some women use as little as 18. I know head size is a factor but that's a big gap for the same roller size. I guess I'm confused on how thick you make the parts. I know the width is the same as the roller but how thick do you make them?
@lulu97 @toaster
How many rollers do you guys use. I see some women using 23 2 inch rollers and I see some women use as little as 18. I know head size is a factor but that's a big gap for the same roller size. I guess I'm confused on how thick you make the parts. I know the width is the same as the roller but how thick do you make them?
awww thank you @Colocha Got me over here blushing.@coilyhaircutie, you hair is pretty much short term setting goals, Goody barette and all. Even though it's a granny style I think it's gorgeous.
@lulu97 I'm flattered you ask! Especially considering my secrets are your secrets! ahahaha I've been taking notes from you and @toaster since yall are the resident Rapunzels on this thread lol.@coilyhaircutie Your hair is so shiny. Do tell your secrets.
When I do use the 2 inch rollers, I never use all of them at once as I do have layers in my crown. I may use the 2 inch rollers for the back and my pink rollers for the front. I don't know the actual size of my pink rollers but they are smaller than the 2 inch ones but not by much.
As far as how thick I make the parts, I just kinda guess. I make the part and can pretty much tell by the thickness of the parted hair if it would be too much for the roller. There is a natural Lady on YouTube that has hands down the best roller setting video that I have seen thus far. She explains it so well as she sets. Lord if I can remember her channel, I'll come back and update but if memory serves me well...it was something like healthy hair zone. It is a very old video but very helpful.
Thank you meka72. But you know I want to do what my big sisters are doing with 2 inch rollers and hair dryers and all that. I feel like Im missing out.@faithVA, it looks like you already know what you're doing because your sets look great!
Thank you meka72. But you know I want to do what my big sisters are doing with 2 inch rollers and hair dryers and all that. I feel like Im missing out.
I love hanging out in here. The hair is so pretty. I love curls.
@meka72 Yes that's her! Her roller setting Playlist would be beneficial for those new to setting. I could have sworn she had a tutorial using 2 inch rollers too...maybe it went poof or I'm mixing her with someone else? lol
Well at least give it a go. I think magnetic rollers and oeerm rods will probably give you more volume than something like curlformers.Well youve always been so kind and helpful to me since I joined LHCF. i will eventually join this challenge as long as my curls don't have me looking crazy.
I don't think my thin hair is going to look good with curls though
That sounds like fun. If you have a stretching class it sounds like the dance class must be intense. What type of dance is it?I registered for dance school today. I missed registration for spring classes, so I won't be in until summer. They started ya girl with a stretching class though! LMBO I guess.... since I'm a beginner but dang a stretching class?
They took me on a tour of the studio and all the women had cute top knots when I peeped in the classes. I was like yeah buddy....I'mma fit right in.
@lulu97
Did you sign up for ballroom dancing?
That sounds like fun. If you have a stretching class it sounds like the dance class must be intense. What type of dance is it?
Well at least give it a go. I think magnetic rollers and oeerm rods will probably give you more volume than something like curlformers.
I'm sure there are tips and tricks that can help. And you are in the right place to get the hell you need. I know that just by the way I separate curls gives me bigger hair so we just need to figure out what works for you.
You're going to be in excellent shape! Sounds like fun, too!It's a dance academy so they give you an actual curriculum like an advisor would give you in college.
My first 3 classes are pretty much prepping the body for dancing. (Stretching/Flexibility, Yoga, Pilates) After my first 3: I have ballet I & II, Pointe I & II, Jazz I & II, Tapp I & II as well as 2 levels of 6 others classes. Once my first ballet class is over, we start competiting against other dance schools in the area. You compete at the end of the semester for each class. I have 2 left feet so all of this is gone be real interesting. LOL
Just trying to step out of my comfort zone and try something new.
It sounded like fun until you explained it.It's a dance academy so they give you an actual curriculum like an advisor would give you in college.
My first 3 classes are pretty much prepping the body for dancing. (Stretching/Flexibility, Yoga, Pilates) After my first 3: I have ballet I & II, Pointe I & II, Jazz I & II, Tapp I & II as well as 2 levels of 6 others classes. Once my first ballet class is over, we start competiting against other dance schools in the area. You compete at the end of the semester for each class. I have 2 left feet so all of this is gone be real interesting. LOL
Just trying to step out of my comfort zone and try something new.