Heated hair rollers?

Question

I naturally have wavy-frizzy hair that I straigten daily. I have tried to curl it(naturally it is wavy not curly) w/ curling irons and sometimes it kinda works but not really and I have tried scrunchn but that does not work @ all. I am thinking about getting Heated rollers...do this work? I dont want to spend $ 30.00 on something that wont even work..u know?

Answer 1

The heated rollers will definitely work. Just make sure you use a holding gel on your hair before you put the rollers in and a holding/flexible hairspray afterwards. If this does not work, then simply put the rollers back in the box and return it!!! Purchase at Walmart and tell them they don't heat up or something....

Answer 2

the heatet rollers will set the curl better and more even heat will get into your lock , which will define your and control your wavy frizzy hair . you also can get from Dove the anti frizz spray that you put into the hair after toweling it off ! use this also when you try the curlers

Answer 3

It's better to use regular plastic, smooth barrel rollers. The curls come out much better, you can wet set your hair, will not cause hair damage to your hair because of using a lot of heat. Heat dries out your hair, leaving it dull. The curls will last longer if you don't use heated rollers.

Answer 4

yes, they work. When ur hair is damp use some sunsilk in a pink bottle that says it stops flyaway hairs. When its dry, use the heated rollers. then put hairspray on.

Answer 5

well i have them and don't use them that much because they take too long and there difficult. i have curly/wavy hair as well it's thin but i have a lot of it. i use biolage products that work well, sold in salons. sally's beauty supply sells a generic that works just as well called biotera.

Answer 6

yeah they do i had the same problem