Conair Heatless Curlers- heatless curls overnight - Hair Rollers for Lift & Volume - Assorted Sizes and Colors - Velcro Rollers - 31 Count w/storage case

I ordered two sets of these curlers to get twice the amount of the large and next size down curlers. The difference in volume of my hair since using these curlers is dramatic. I have fine, straight hair which does not hold curl. After using curling iron I wrap the section in a curler and let it cool down in the curler. When entire hair is in curlers I spray with a light hair spray. I then let that dry or use a hair dryer on cool setting. I unwrap my hair, run my fingers through the curls and the body lasts all day.

I love all of the different size velcro rollers! And you won't run out of rollers when you curl all your hair.

These work really well. They roll up very easily and hold like magic. There just aren't quite enough - an additional 3 or more would have been good. The only other problem is taking them out when your hair is dry - it pulls your hair out with it.

I am a 4c girlie. My hair is very curly and silk presses rarely last. These work great for keeping my hair straight. All I did was section my hair and add the rollers each night before bed. I also tied them with a silk scarf to keep them from rolling around and sticking my scalp.

They’re OK they don’t seem to grip very well in your hair so you have to use a hair clip to hold them in place which is kind of a pain.. what I recommend them probably not I’ve actually gotten better ones at the dollar store.

I had a small set of Velcro rollers and just found that it wasn't quite enough for my hair so I purchased these. These are great no matter what your hair length is it covers all sizes whether you have a super short hair or medium to long hair. You need hair clips of some sort.So firstly I highly recommend watching YouTube videos specifically on setting your curls with heat before putting them in rollers. The directions on my initial set of Velcro rollers says something about heating up the roller itself with a hairdryer when I initially tried that it really did not work for me however setting my curls with a curling iron works much better. I saw some reviews where people got their hair wet and that is totally not the way to go!Sectioning off hair, using a curling iron, setting my hair with heat after of course using heat protective products. Put each section in a roller, securing it with a clip leaving ALL the rollers in for 15 to 20 minutes. I was initially just leaving them in for about five minutes but I saw something that said 15 to 20 works a lot better and I would definitely agree with that after trying that today. Also I try to have my curling iron set for below 300 degrees.After that I take them out and I just let my hair sit for a good five minutes I don't brush it out try not to touch it. Just to let the style really set in place and then I style as normal but the picture that I took was after I did my hair and hung around the house all day no styling products after two hold this style in place. I could use hot rollers I could use a curling iron I could use so many different types of curling products and not achieve these types of curls for this length of time. Highly recommend these it's all about application!!

A BIG NO and BIGGER NO NO NO NO WAY!!! This isn't rocket science, nor some Quantium physics equation that needs solved. These are curlers, that if worked great would be fantastic! It rips your hair out when you try to take them out. I have fine, thin hair- and it's not short, nor long. It's a nice medium length that touches my shoulder, layers- and these should have worked!If I could give it a negative score, I would!Went in easy, effortlessly and came out in about an hour. Ensuring that they weren't ripping my hair out of my scalp, and you cant just unroll them. I have never ever EVER used curlers with no heat that are so destructive , and it's shame!

Wonderful hair rollers. Conair makes quality hair rollers. I have been using this brand for years. I am a professional cosmetologist. I never use the clips. The rollers stay in place on their own. If you do use the clips don't put the clips on the top of the roller/hair - this will leave indents in your hair. Use the clip on the bottom of the roller. If you blot and squeeze wet hair gently it will keep down the frizziness. If you do your whole head start at the top of your head at the very back of the crown area and come forward to the front and then go to the sides. This approach won't work for everyone - it will depend on what direction you want the rollers to go. But starting at the front going back is a lot more work and harder to do. I don't recommend ever brushing your hair unless you have very thick hair.. Never ever brush your hair wet . Use a very wide tooth comb such as the short wide tooth combs that are made for wigs. If you slightly dry or blow dry your hair before using rollers you won't get such a defined look of the comb out when the sections blend together. However you put the rollers in will determine how it looks combed out. I buy new conair rollers about every 18 months to 2 years. Sometimes longer. I store the newer ones in a large sack with handles. I Keep the old ones for when I need to poof up the top of my hair - by just slightly wetting my hair and putting in the rollers. Works better for me doing it with rollers, rather than my curling iron. I only use my curling iron on my hair when I don't have hair spray on my hair. curling irons on hair with hairspray can damage the hair and ruin the curling iron. I own conair curling irons sold on amazon and love them. I have been cutting and styling my hair for the past + 15 years, but now it is approaching the time to find a hair dresser to do it once in awhile. I use the Diane comb shown in the picture for putting the rollers in my hair. Bought on Amazon. We are in a very dusty desert area so the clips on the bags keep the rollers dust and dirt free. When using hair products use very little to start with. too much weighs down your hair. too little will not give enough support for your hairstyle. I hope some of these tips will help you fix and style your hair.