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Why Do You Rollerset Your Hair?

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Why Do You Rollerset Your Hair? (you can select more than one)

  • To dry my hair (by airdrying or using a hair dryer)

    Votes: 237 36.7%
  • To straighten or smooth my hair

    Votes: 329 51.0%
  • To create a hairstyle with curls

    Votes: 273 42.3%
  • Other (please share)

    Votes: 36 5.6%
  • I do not rollerset my hair

    Votes: 90 14.0%

  • Total voters
    645
- so I don't have to blowdry it. . my I have relaxed hair. . . air dried it looks like a matted poodle. no real curl definition & I am not big on products that CREATE a curl pattern


- it gives my hair a style without having to do much. . . i can throw on a headband or throw pins in it, and call it a style


- plus my hair is right @ shoulder length, it rubs against my coat collar which breaks and snags my ends. . . put it in curls, "shrinks" it up, so that it doesn't rub it.

I like it alot. I don't have to do much once it is set, I can go from really tight curls and an updo on day 1 to a loose bun/updo by like day 3 or so.
 
i rollerset because i love the results. i've always worn my hair straight but now i can do it without the hot comb and this way it looks more fuller and thick and i can do it withought all the damage
 
Great topic, I actually do all three. Before I learned about roller setting I was absolutely convinced that roller setting would not give me a sleek and shiny style. I always knew that heat was bad for my hair so I use to air dry via the pony tail method. In the morning I would flat iron and curl my hair under and wrap it nightly. I did this once a week. I stopped doing this method because my hair would have no bounce after about day three. So finally I got up the nerve to master roller setting and every since I have been so happy. My hair is a lot healthier. When I air dry my roller set, it allows my hair to dry smooth, gives my hair curl and bounce, and it's the healthiest thing for my relaxed hair. I normally wear my hair in a doobie. Roller setting also allows me to wash my hair twice a week because I don't have to flat iron. I do occassionally flat iron the roots of my hair with my 1/2 inch ceramic iron on low.

That's exactly why I rollerset.
 
My hair is thriving with since I began roller setting.
 
I have always rollerset, to dry and create styles. I rollerset my hair last night and did not go under the dryer and after several hours I took down the rollers and my hair came out really nice.
That was the first time that I ever did an airdry rollerset with Magnetic rollers. I think I want to use the big black ones and the purple ones next time, so my hair can dry even faster.
Rollersetting is the easy part for me, I am pretty fast. But sitting under the dryer is what kills me.
What I especially like is that I can smooth and straighten the hair without too much effort, my hair really like rollersets
 
Does anyone rollerset dry hair (maybe with a dab of moisturizer) with magnetic rollers? How did it turn out? I would like to add some curls to flat-ironed hair without a curling iron and without having to wash, condition, detangle, blowdry, and flat-iron this mass again. :nono:
 
Because I do not use direct heat. It is the best way for me to smooth the cuticle of my hair, including my ends. :yep:
 
I rollerset to airdry, and because it gives my hair so much volume.
 
I don't know why, but one day, when my hair was due for relaxer t-up I went to a new dominican shop that just opened. The stylist, of course, gave me a roller set. But I didn't get a blowout, just rollerset. It has been 4 months and my hair has never felt better and been stronger in years!! I'll never go back to the blow dryer!
My only problem is I can't do a roller set myself!! Comes out frizzy. I still go every two wks to the shop but how can I prevent the frizzies when I do it myself?
 
I don't know why, but one day, when my hair was due for relaxer t-up I went to a new dominican shop that just opened. The stylist, of course, gave me a roller set. But I didn't get a blowout, just rollerset. It has been 4 months and my hair has never felt better and been stronger in years!! I'll never go back to the blow dryer!
My only problem is I can't do a roller set myself!! Comes out frizzy. I still go every two wks to the shop but how can I prevent the frizzies when I do it myself?

The biggest thing I can say is PRACTICE! I didn't know how to do a good job on rollersetting until I tried Macherieamor's method on her website: Healthy Textures. Her method has worked for a LOT of ladies on this board and others.

I used to go to her site before the rollersetting DVD came out. She had all of the steps posted for free on the blog, I don't know if it is still there, but I've heard great things about the DVD so it's worth it to buy if you really want to perfect rollersetting.
 
I don't know why, but one day, when my hair was due for relaxer t-up I went to a new dominican shop that just opened. The stylist, of course, gave me a roller set. But I didn't get a blowout, just rollerset. It has been 4 months and my hair has never felt better and been stronger in years!! I'll never go back to the blow dryer!
My only problem is I can't do a roller set myself!! Comes out frizzy. I still go every two wks to the shop but how can I prevent the frizzies when I do it myself?


Practice, Practice, Practice...

My mom wouldn't let me get a relaxer until I could take care of my own hair. I learned how to rollerset at 13. I went through the blow dry and curling iron stage at 16-17 because everyone else was doing it, but the rollersetting is what keeps my hair healthy. I even rollerset dry hair on magnetic rollers EVERY night before I go to bed. I think it helps me retain moisture because the bonnet isn't absorbing moisture.
 
I Rollerset because direct heat makes my hair so dry and my hair is already dry and it also makes my hair pretty straight without extra heat:grin:
 
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I roller set because it makes my fine hair look full and voluminous. When it's wrapped it's silky straight but it still is full of bounce.

I naturally like curls, love ringlets, pin curls etc.

Finally I would rather roller set than get back to using a flat/curling iron. The direct heat is too much for my hair.
 
I rollerset because I like big, bouncy hair.
 
I like rollersetting to creat a cute curly style. I rarely rollerset but when I do I have to make sure that I am within 5 week post. I never comb the curl I will situate the curls with my finger and I'll keep it until my next wash which is usually in 3 days. This is a grood protective style for me. The only downfall is that it is time consuming to roll and dry.:wallbash:
 
I do not rollerset because it is too much work. I am just an wash n wear and afro puff girl.
 
I shed less hair when I rollerset, as opposed to when I air dry. I've yet to perfect it, but one day I will.
 
I don't know how to do anything else as a style after washing other than rollersets. I've tried braid outs, bantu knots, etc....rollersets work best for me and keeps my hair looking best
 
I rollerset to air-dry and straighten my hair :grin::yep::yep::grin:
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But most of the time, it was to have decent looking hair that was bouncy whether it was curly or sleek/straight. Sometimes, my hair didn't look great after I blowdried it. For some reason, my hair only looked great after blowdrying if my mom did it...it's weird...

I am 24, and I still can't blowdry my hair like my mom did! I think I'm gonna buy some rollers and roller set my hair. I know that after I will prob. have to flat iron to smooth my hair. The last time my hair was roller set was for my graduation. I BEGGED my cousin (a beautician) to blowdry my hair and she insisted on a roller wrap b/c it would be prettier. I had a big fluffy mess:nono: Any suggestions on how to get smooth hair like a blowdry and flatiron, or do I just need to flat iron after. I'm 3a/b natural, coily curls mbl.
 
i love roller sets ive always done them from the day i got my first perm until now. They smooth out your hair nicely then wrap the comb down oh my all that bounce its wonderful
 
i don't rollerset. i am not that found of them, never was. even when i went to the dominican salon i made them flat iron after or i wrapped it real tight at night. and now that i am basically natural, my roots would still need to be straightened anyway. sorry...i would just endulge in the heat that day and add a curling iron if i wanted curls
 
I use my Curlformers for a cute curly style.

I want to learn how to rollerset on the magnetic rollers, for a sleek style. However, everytime I try I come out looking like a Dallas Cowboy's Cheerleader...:nono:
 
I rollerset because I like the way my hair looks afterward. Plus I try to stay away from the blow dryer it really to me is the devil lol.
 
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