Every time I put in a search for "Steam" hair rollers this set pops up. Can you add water for steam to this set?
1265120
No , unfotunately these are not steam rollers.However they are good rollers I've purchased a couple of sets over the past few years.
1265121
No, there isn't a resevoir for water. I would not try to add water to this unit.
1521518
Honestly, I'm 'not' enjoying my carusso rollers. W/ long hair & thick hair, perhaps it's asking too much. I did quite a bit of research and this was the best I came up with. but still frustrating!! Maybe it's just me...lol..
473426
I wouldn't suggest doing so with this product. Maybe you should look into the Huetiful Hair Steamer...something you can sit under.
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I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the shine is sensational. Plus, the curl lasts longer than with traditional heat rollers. I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the... » Read More I love these rollers. I have been using versions of them for years. Basically you have to let the roller steam until it is warm and slightly damp. You can only do one at a time. However, once you get into a rhythm it doesn't take longer than traditional heat roller. I steam, take of the roller and put another one on the steamer while I roll my hair with the first. My hair is midback so the roller doesn't get too damp by leaving it on while I roll. If you have shorter hair, you probably will just want to leave the rollers on for less time. The ionic steam is SO GENTLE on the hair. And the shine is sensational. Plus, the curl lasts longer than with traditional heat rollers. « Show Less
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I would like these better if there was one more roller!!! I like them, but I find myself trying to put more hair from a different section into the rollers to curl it all at the same time. It has not been a big deal, really. Sometimes I plug in my regular curling iron too to curl the piece or small pieces that I couldn't get in the roller. I like this set because it heats up quickly and it is small enough to throw in a suitcase for travel. Hope that helps. Not the perfect set, but I like it.
62755
It is steam so it does get hot! If that is your only question I hope I have answered it. Just know that you will have to spend a while circling the hair over n over to get the job done properly
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No, you do not need to add water. If you hair is wet, the plates get plenty warm to produce steam.
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I got rid of mine a long time ago, I found it hard to push and it left my floor really wet. I bought the Shark, it has 2 interchangeable steam heads, and it works great, it doesn't leave my floors soaking wet, and it throws out a lot of steam. It does say to use distilled water with it, but I don't, after about a year and a half it did plug up with calcium deposits, but I just took the steam head apart which was easy and soaked it in Vinegar, then cleaned out the small tube with a paper clip, now it works great again.
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You possibly can, as long as you steam the section and immediately place it in the roller to dry.When I use this steamer my hair get very moist. I have natural kinky hair... Once my hair felt a bit dry and brittle, so I used the Q. Redew and steamed my hair in sections. After each section, I added a conditioner/ whipped Shea butter and 2 strand twist. Once the dried, my hair was soft, moisturized and defined.
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It's not actually steam per say...it's more of water being sprayed out, like a wet vac. Hope that helps!
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Yes it will work. You will need to use a setting lotion or something to keep the hold. Not a lot just something to allow the hair to curl. Hair should also be dry, the steam will provide just enough moisture. I use steam rollers exclusively. These rollers are so much better for your hair. You don't have to worry about damaging heat. I have been using steam rollers since the came out like 20 yes ago.
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No water. Sometimes I dampen my finger tips and run it down my hair then roll it. I have very tick hair and it doesn't hold the curl when I roll it dry.
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Difficult to tell. Check the wwater reservoir connecton with machine. Also make sure you drained the stam out throug wand. There is a valve that prevents water from coming out when steam is present. I.e there is preasure build up.
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Maybe you could try only leaving the curlers on the steam for a very short time and use smaller amounts of hair on each roller? I don't ever have this problem. I have very fine straight hair.
1390357
You can only if it is not to wet. I also don't turn on the steam feature if my hair is damp.
1912497
Yes you can use it everyday. Steam is really good for hair. It will keep your hair hydrated.
597591
they are whatever suize the rollers are in your hairsetter,because this particular setter only came with one size of rollers. i have 3 of these hairsetters and wouldn't trade them for anything.