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| Jay Tem |
Which rollers?Which specific rollers do you use and would you rate them?I am considering whether to go for heated rollers, or regular rollers...and dont want to buy anything that doesnt work! I have long, very thick hair, that is wavy/curly when scrunched. |
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| CrimbleFairy |
Re: Which rollers?
I have very thick hair too and love heated rollers (even though I'm not very good at using them!) and I use these which are great http://www.amazon.co.uk/BaByliss-...hen&qid=1237805502&sr=1-2 If you look on ebay you can usually find some good deals as lots of people sell them because they don't use them xxxx |
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| Bea deVile |
Pretty sure I have these ones aswell and they're quite good, my hair's curly anyway but it never curls the right way. I think if you go to one of Ruby's workshops there's a bit about how to put rollers in, apparently there's a knack to it. |
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| Thrilby |
I will also support the heated rollers.
It just takes practice CrimbleFairy, and not trying to use too much hair on them. |
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| CrimbleFairy |
I think the problem is I did one of Ruby's classes over a year ago and only recently got the rollers so I have no idea what I'm doing with them! Sometimes it looks fine and other times I just look like I've been electrocuted! I'll keep going though! 
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| Thrilby |
as always very clean hair doens't work as well.
I use frizzease moose which helps to tame it. And Bea definatley come to Ruby's class!! |
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| Jay Tem |
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Babyliss-...&pf_rd_r=1QEEX0SG1Q2XJBNWMDC5 I think this is the one that Nina has in her parlour....anyone used it? | ||