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This economical magnetic roller set works well for me. It has an assortment of roller sizes (54 rollers, 9 each of 6 different sizes), a rat tail comb and not nearly enough clips (30). If you think you need more than 9 of anyone size of roller you need to buy another set OR get to your nearest beauty supply store and get EXACTLY what you need. Connecting and anchoring rollers to each other with ONE clip is a pain...BUY more clips too. The rollers with the snap-on covers, you can get at your local drug store, are easier to use BUT the covers leave a ridged impression on each curl...your bump will have a lump :)
I have shoulder length curly, wavy, frizzy hair depending on the weather conditions. The Texas heatwave has dried and fried my hair BEFORE any hot tools touched it so treating it gently has become a priority. These rollers part of the gameplan. These are called "magnetic", because wet hair clings to the roller. I like these, the accessories and plastic case to keep it all organized. The only improvements I have is to include another 30 clips AND a triangle hair net to hold the rollers on your head.
A suggestion is to keep a water-filled spritzer bottle around while you roll your hair. It needs to be wet to cling to the rollers. The temptation to re-wet with setting lotion, gel, mousse etc will give you crisp curls that will cause your hair to break. Once your hair is rolled, drying it sitting under a dryer, a diffuser blow dryer or air drying will deliver curls and body. I prefer to give myself a facial and sit with my bonnet dryer for 30 45 minutes until each curl is DRY, works BEST for me.
Check on YOUTUBE for more wet set ideas and how to get the most from each "set" hair style wise:)
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I purchased this product a couple months ago. I am not a pro at roller sets but they were pretty easy to use. I like the case they come in for storage and the only thing I would recommend if you buy this is to get some extra clips. This package doesn't come with nearly enough clips to do your whole head.
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It seems that a lot of the negative reviews are based on the "magnetic" idea of the roller. First, the rollers ARE magnetic. They are called magnetic rollers because they stick to your hair when wet, not because they are supposed to stick to themselves. And, if you do not know how to roller set your hair with these rollers, they are going to fall out. Magnetic rollers ARE smooth and slippery so you need to know how to grip them correctly to get a nice tight hold. You are supposed to put THE FIRST roller in and place a clip near the base of the roller close to your scalp to hold it. Then, you put THE SECOND roller in REMOVE THE CLIP FROM THE FIRST ROLLER AND CLIP BOTH OF THE ROLLERS TOGETHER. You then add another roller, and add a pin to clip that THIRD ROLLER to the SECOND ROLLER, close to the scalp, on the opposite side of the first clip. (So if you put the first clip in from the left hand side, put the next clip in from the right hand side). You keep doing this method until you reach the back, or sides of your head, depending on how you roll your hair. I suggest looking up tutorials online. I was just looking at some of these reviews and it dawned on me that maybe people just don't know what they are doing. Hope this helped! :)
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This is one of the best magnetic roller sets I've seen. In the past I have had to buy certain sizes and it ended up being costly. This set comes with plenty of rollers (My hair shoulder length), the clips and a comb. For the price you can't beat it. If you use them right it will help create a straight-hair look without all the heat. For the price, you can't beat it!
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Why are you all complaining there are not enough clips? My goodness, we are all women...Don't you already have a supply of bobby pens and clips in your drawer? I needed to change to these types of smooth rollers as my hair is beginning to fall out (due to loosing weight and menapause). I could make a haircoat with my other velcro rollers. With determination, you can make these rollers work for you. Just use a bobby pen to clip close to the scalp and the supplied clips to use on the outer edge to keep the hair from spilling over. My technique is to gently blow dry my hair, put the rollers in and blow dry again -counting 5 seconds for each roller. I leave the rollers in for as long as I can get away with it (15 minutes to an hour). I still use a velcro roller for my bangs.
