Any suggestions on the best clips to use to secure these to hair?
1709775
I purchased double prong clips (1.75"L) to use with these rollers. They would be perfect, but they are not long enough. I would suggest double prong, but get them atleast 2"+L, if you can find them.
1475009
The clips snap in! Even when I tug on mine they don't fall out so they definitely hold well once you get the hang of it!
1060624
The set only came with 15 clips. I have long, fine hair so I tend to use all of the rollers. I use butterfly clamps I already have. They work just as well
1354358
Extra ear clips are cheap and can be purchased from Amazon or eBay.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Dmobile&field-keywords;=ear%20clips&sprefix;=ear+clips%2Cmobile&rh;=i%3Amobile%2Ck%3Aear%20clips
536085
no, but they do hold nice and tight, I have fine (silky) but thin, and they hold better than any other clip !! EVER!!! They are also the most comfortable, will not ever use another brand.. I put this in wet hair and stay all day, no issues for loosening, or falling out. Best clip on market.
1138208
I don't like the clips or the curlers. I bought Velcro curlers and place one on the steamer, and place a plastic lid on top of the curler. I leave it on the steamer for a minute and then it's ready to put in your hair. It works well. Too bad you can't just buy the steamer.
1722048
I use a clothes pin. The kind with the spring. Or, you could buy the clips they make for these. I'm thinking about it. But the clothes pin works for right now.
1160945
Not at all, you will love these. I do reccomend using a med size amount of hair per roller because the clips do not hold supper tight if there is a lot of hair on the roller. I have really thick hair and found that it works better if I don't put a lot on each roller.
726849
I have these clips because they came with another set of Conair curlers that I bought. While the clips fit, I wouldn't really recommend them because I find they leave weird dents in my hair. I use mini jaw clips (the kind they sell in the hair accessory section of any drug store) and I find those work much better, and do not leave any dents in my curls.
1614188
These work like Scrunchies, rubber band or round Hair bands...Slip your gathered hair threw to hole and pull tight, twist once and pull hair threw the hole again...Hair will stay secure...These ribbon ties stretch and though in the picture look flat, they are doubled and tied, making an opening when you stretch them out...They do not pull the hair the way other types of ponytail holders so...I love them...
650756
You should be able to.The clips actually can leave marks on your hair so it's a good idea to try it
1490365
Hold them, bind them with a rubber band, hair/ponytail band, piece of tape - I never had any issues with them, but the above suggestions were from other customers at some point and seem valid...
1360566
Get some that hook behind the ear to keep them secure. Good luck with your selection.
695390
Use the screws. Drills easily enough and won't come off. The clips will work. Just don't trust them.
2071576
I wouldn't use them--they'll fall apart too quickly. Get some of the clear hairbands instead. They're about the same size and are made to stretch repeatedly.
1627737
They are ok not the best. I'd suggest you try tweezerman ones they even have the pointy kind so you can grab every hair.
407046
I would guess they might catch on the material. I would get the ones without teeth. You can put little pieces of rubber material (the kind you line your shelves with) to line the clip which will help keep it from slipping out hair. Good luck with your projects. PS, This might also help slipping on your crochet projects.