Y'all tried to warn me

[jcdlox]

After about a year and a half of wrapping my hair at night I think it has thinned out my hair on one side and the ends. So now I'm trying flexi rods and a scarf. Has anybody had any problems with flexi's?

 

[Artemis]

Unfortunately I am unable to sleep in rollers of any kind. I am side sleeper. I try pincurls, but they frustrated the heck out of me. So I end up wrapping just a couple of nights/wk, and then do a low ponytail or just a bonnet the other nights (hair combed back). But all that to say I feel your pain...

 

[Minty]

try a cross wrap.

 

[NIN4eva]

I sleep just fine with flexi rods. No kind of wrapping can withstand my natural tossing and turning. If I just want a bump on the ends I comb all my hair back and up, put on a silicon rubber band (LOVE those things, they slide right out my hair and leave no crease!) apply end papers and put it all on a ginormous flexi rod.

 

[AmyRose92]

After about a year and a half of wrapping my hair at night I think it has thinned out my hair on one side and the ends. So now I'm trying flexi rods and a scarf. Has anybody had any problems with flexi's?

I definitely learned this a bit too late when I was relaxed. The left side of my hair was significantly damaged. Now, it's flourishing even more than the right!
Good luck on your hair journey

 

[Your Cheeziness]

I'm in a dry flexi set right now that I plan to sleep in. The easiest ones to sleep in for me are the purple rods. I haven't use any smaller, but the larger ones are a bit more uncomfy. I don't have any issues with them at all and curls last for a few days.

 

[lilsparkle825]

When my hair is straight I do flexi rods, the satin covered pillow rollers, or I crosswrap.

 

[rririla]

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=398420


This might be helpful to you.....

 

[Mook's hair]

flexis have always worked great for me.