will this work with fine straight long hair? i have tryed hot rollers and velcro ones and nothing works.
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Yes, It does. My hair is fine...about shoulder length and it works very well. I think you will be very satisfied with it. Holds curl much, much better than the hot rollers.
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These work better than anything I've tried. Just don't put too much hair on one roller. It does make curls. To make them stay, use a little hair spray after.
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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,just a warning,i have very fine thin long hair,this product did not keep the curl in, did not get hot enough,returned product and bought HT 1305 hot rollers with ribs,came with only 5 rollers,you can always order more rollers,this product worked great to keep curls in all day,was very satisfied!
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My hair does not get stuck on the rollers. I have long hair so I tend to wrap the ends around the roller and then role the rest of the section.
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Hi Joan, I have a set of Hot Setter Pro hot rollers, too. There's not really a trick to the clips; they go outside the roller itself. Just roll your hair around the roller and slide the clip over the hair and roller. I find it works best to slide them over the middle of the roller/rolled up hair. If your hair is thin, it may be hard to get them to hold. I don't have a problem with my thick hair, but my previous rollers had plastic clips that more fully covered the roller and hair, and I found they held the hair and roller more securely. Hope that helps.
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Because of how the dryer expands when the air starts to flow through it, I don't think it would work if you have longer hair ( therefore requiring bigger rollers). It should be fine with small to medium size rollers though.Hope this helps some.
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I can't speak about straight hair, but mine is curly and it works amazingly well. The only time I've heard someone say it didn't work was when they had hard water. Give it a try. �
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I have short wavy hair & it's ok for that but I honestly don't think it would work as well on long thick hair, it dries so quickly you'd probably end up using way too much & end up wih a knotted mess. Hope this helps.
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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.
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I have shoulder length hair and this was too big for my hair. I think for long hair and loose wavvy curls it would be perfect but my hair isn't long enough for it to even curl on the underside. The top where I have layers gets a nice wave, but it's just too big for shorter hair. But that is not the fault of the curling iron, I just thought with shorter hair it would keep it from being TOO curly, but alas I was wrong.
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I also have thick hair that's curly and frizzy. This works great on it. Put the temp on 370 degrees and use a wide-tooth comb with it. My hair gets straight and smooth as a pin.
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I don't work for the Co. HOWEVER I DID try that & couldn't locate. The only thing you can "Try" is if you can find Hair Rollers(the ones everyone used in the 70's lol) that have the same diameter. In short I tried it with the Pink ones I had & they weren't firm enough & got to wet. If you go to a beauty store & compare you might get lucky. You will probably spend 6-$8 on those "maybe" more & it may not work
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honestly I think it goes better with just keeping straight hair straight... I tried to fit it over my rollers but it was uncomfortable...
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I have waist long hair, and the same thing was happening to me. Try putting the roller closer to your scalp and rolling the rest onto the roller from there, instead of the conventional "start at the end and roll your way up" method. Good luck!
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I have very fine hair but a lot of it. I would think if you clipped your hair off in section to blow dry (like I do) that it would work. You may just have to section off in smaller section. I really like this brush though.
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I have short straight hair, not sure if it would tangle long hair, it does feel a bit sticky in the shower.
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I have very fine hair but it is long almost to the low back. I have not been able to use it yet. I have tried the bun and it wouldn't stay closed. I also tried the French twist and my hair slid off while I tried securing the ends. The only way I could that looked so so was a crown roll. If I roll from the bottom my hair and roll up. I stop when I'm about 2 more rolls to the nape of my neck I fold the ends down and roll 2 more times up and secure it with bobbi pins. This looks good with a vintage church hat with a hat pin. But I do find it easier to just roll my own with bobbi pins.
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I have long hair, and so do two of my coworkers who bought it. The third coworker has a little longer than shoulder length hair and it worked well on hers. Anything shorter, and I don't know. Sorry.