Is this product only for long hair. I have medium length hair with layers and I don't know if this will work for me???
811708
My hair is thin with layers.... shoulder length...did not work well for me.
811709
yeah it will work fine for you. you just have to hold your hair in between the crimper longer and put the heat up a little higher
811710
The waver is like 3-4 inches, if you hair is 6 inches or longer, I think you'll be great.
1916153
I have medium length fine hair and it works great. As my hair got longer, I had to use more. I love the way it leaves my hair feeling.
1453120
This product is for natural hair.. I used it on my permed hair and it broke it off... I ended up having to go natural. so if your natural. . go for it. if not STAY AWAY... I used the shampoo, condition, hair grease, abd leave in... fyi
1856272
I wiuld say yes. I have used this product for over 5 years now and believe theres no better product out there. It works on short or longer hair as well. Best product hands down.
686956
Hi dear. I will say it depends on how much hair you have. My case medium lenght like just over my shoulders. You need to apply the product with a brush in sections and comb through a few times and done. You do not want to go over once you apply it because then your hair will become heavy or sticky but once you rens out next day it is all gone. Let me know if you have any further questions.
2268550
It's probably easier on longer hair but would probably work fine on shorter hair as well. Mine is shoulder length with shorter layers throughout and I find it easy to use.
1060502
My hair is about that long....maybe a little longer and I use the one above in picture. It works great. The curls can be loosened up a bit just by running your fingers through the curls. I love the curling iron. The curls stay in overnight. Hope that helps a little.
1894979
It is mostly to not make a mess. I only have short hair so I can't say that it doesn't help if you have medium or long hair.
306268
I bought this product and it works well for my thick hair. It does not take too long to straighten my medium length thick/course hair.
1707717
Yep! If you have long thick hair, get several kits though. It works on color treated hair like a snap, however the amount of powder is skimpy. I had shoulder length hair when I lightened and my hair is thin but I have a lot of it and I nearly needed two kits. That is my ONE complaint with this product. I had NO damage from it, I had NO problems with over drying or over processing, it lightened quickly, and it was excellent, just not enough powder. I do recommend putting on a shower cap (or a grocery store bag if you're poor like me) and wrapping your hair in a towel, it will process much faster. If you don't then you will get the over processing and over drying because it stays on too long. Just my two cents. Good luck!
2077153
you might be using too much. try to lower the amount you use, and if that doesn't work, maybe the product isn't compatible with your hair. there are lots of other good products out there too, sometimes it takes a while to find one that suits your hair.
199926
Best way to answer.. My hair is in layers...my bangs come down to my chin.. The rest is a little past my armpit .. By 1/2 in to an 1inch.. Med works great for me. Hope I helped .
1511800
I have relaxed and colored hair and it works well for me. It makes it silky and soft. I wasn't conditioning my hair the way I should've been so I noticed shedding with use the attachment (or brush for that matter). So, I had to start using Infusium 23 just for the vitamins it has (which I should've been doing all along). But overall, I've had this product since mid Dec '06 and I really like it. I tell everyone I know about it.
1958128
I have long, thick, straight hair and it did nothing for my hair :( I would suggest buying a good curling wand and brushing the curls out if u want larger wavy hair. These rollers did nothing for my hair and wouldn't even cover my whole head. Only half of it :(
199927
I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want... » Read More I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. « Show Less
976569
I have 2B/2C hair. Will this product help to define curls? Do you put a gel over the Curl Keeper? Thank you for any help you can provide. I have purchased so many products I could open a store, still looking for "the one" :)
1392713
Hmm...I've used this product for umpteen years. If you've overdone it, your best bet is probably to ask your hairdresser for help. If you try to "fix" it you might make it look worse. I would steer clear of this (do it yourself) on longer hair. Sorry-I know this isn't the answer you wanted.