Do these really curl dry hair? What is the styling solution mentioned in the description?
634352
It curls mine; however, it may depend on hair type. The curls are nice and smooth. My hair tends to be on the straight side and I still get curls and they last. Hope this helps
634353
They worked great for us. I just bought some cheap hair gel and hairspray. We were making ringlets for a stage production and these worked really well despite the humid July weather!
1886096
I already answered this question - but I neglected to say that after you apply the product, if you want soft, touchable curls, you need to dry with a diffuser. If you let it air dry after applying, you would have a more stiff curl.
976571
You need to scrunch those curls when they dry to avoid that stiff, wet look. The gel I use leaves me with crunch. When my locks are completely dry I flip my hair over and scrunch it 5 or 6 times. It leaves me with soft, shiny, bouncy curls.
674486
I have mildly curly hair, very mildly. I use Wash 'N Curl curling shampoo, and then use the Frizz Ease. I have had 4 separate women stop me in stores and compliment me on my hair. I just know it works for me. Good Luck.
73118
I was unable to curl mine with a curling iron . they weren't real . they frizzed & were hideous when I curled them with curlers .
808570
No cool setting. Dry is more forceful and uses the wide blower brush. Setting is warm but not forceful. To straighten, instructions on p. 14of instruction book says use blower brush..to curl, use changeable roll brush (available only on EH-KA60. I still have to use a curling iron briefly to curl ends as my hair is short and falls through the brushes.
1415081
Yes you can use them with a hair dryer. I would keep the heat to low/medium though. And you can smooth the curl out by brushing them or use a bigger section of hair in the CurlFormers to make the curl bigger and not as tight.
1709133
There's a whole process with the deva curl products. I can tell you I had what I thought was partially curly/wavy hair, but after using these products I have a head full of curls and ringlets that is not frizzy.
854422
They're Velcro. You section off your hair when it's @ 80% dry,and roll the sections. Large curlers give you loose smooth waves, smaller curlers give you bouncy curls. These kinda of curlers give you remarkably soft and manageable hair, waaay better than hot tools!! You can either air dry or use a blow dryer if needed..
1309168
They are a little bit curved....I curl my hair with it n it works just fine curls come out how I want them....
1668499
Haven't experienced high humidity yet since purchasing these. I have noticed my hair is less frizzy, but the curl droops after awhile (in the Pacific Northwest where it rains frequently).
1962862
My hair is dry and I use a lot, it gives me that 80's wet look I hate but it keeps my curls tamed.....My hair is just frizzed with almost no curls at all.
2262960
I can relate! I had to roll the very tight to my scalp and try to lean my head back so that they wont flip to my face and fall. It is either my hair is not long enough for these rollers for the clips to hold or I need bigger clips for this job. However, while using these rollers, I managed to roll my hair, trying to achieve an inwards curl, by fixing the clip holders towards my scalp, parallel or next to my scalp. Not keeping the clip holders on top, but placing them under the roller. I hope that made sense! Another good idea is using youtube for some good tips. At least you will get a visual guide instead.
642936
I did not curl mine. But I did use a straight iron and that was okay. Do you use Aragon oil on them? The kind without alcohol? Just pure oil is best. I also used soft rollers in the past with other extensions because they are non-damaging and i set them over night. I use a tiny bit of water and the soft spongy rollers. They work best. I hope this helped.
35014
No, these rollers are used on dry hair. They are much gentler than curling irons or straighteners.
972964
If you wet them in hot water and comb them while the plastic fibers are still warm and malleable, you could reduce the curl. It would not make it fully straight, though. You can use some flat irons on this hair, as long as the setting has a very low setting (not all do), and you *only* flat iron fully wet strands. If they are dry, even the low setting will melt/friz the fibers. Do a test patch somewhere easy to snip out if your iron runs to hot.
1646703
I do not use heat for these. I use a curling mousse and sleep when them overnight. I have tried to curl my hair about 4 hours prior to an event and it has worked but it is not as curly as if I were to sleep overnight in them.