Self-Grip Rollers Assorted - 31 Count

Just what it’s meant to do.

Easy to use just wanted to lifed couple of bits on front of my hair! Did the job

Unfortunately doesn’t stay in my hair, however thin or thick the strand I try…

The best I've used for years

I've used these roller for several months now and they're great and easy to use. They come in a neat plastic zip-lid case, which is ideal to keep the rollers tidy in, when they're not in use.

I have fine, shoulder length hair and these hair rollers work perfectly well for me. My hairstylist recommended I use them on damp / almost dry hair without any heat, so I leave them on for about 15- 20 mins and finish off by blowing cool air from my hair dryer before getting the rollers out - the result is flawless bouncy curls in all the right places! I’m impressed. They also roll out of my hair easily without any tugging.

Missing 2 rollers!!! Avoid!!! Everyone seems to be missing the same 2

Looks like they will do the job if I can find hair grips as mentioned in the instructions but not included.

O produto chegou rápido e em perfeito estado (ou quase) como podem ver o último conjuntinho veio faltando 2 bobes, mas acredito q tenha vindo assim de fábrica, uma vez que o próprio zíper da sacola estava lacrado, eu fiz o vídeo deslacrando mas me embananei e tive que gravar outro dps de deslacrado...enfim, apesar de faltar 2 acredito q n vá me fazer falta, tenho pouco cabelo e nem devo usar isso tudo, então não vou devolver o produto, foi apenas um azar da minha parte. No mais a qualidade é muito boa, podem comprar!

Works awesome, was surprised at how well they worked. Good size choices in this case . The Velcro really holds, no clips required

I like them.. does their job!

جميل جدا ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

My hair is VERY soft and fine (the texture of the silk on shucked corn if I don't put any product in it). I have a decent amount of hair, but due to having such fine strands, it can make my hair look flat and lifeless. I decided to give these a try, thinking what the heck, they're so cheap it's worth a shot. I used them this morning, and it barely took any time, and my hair has the nicest shape it's had in a long time! I didn't go for all-out body since it was my first try, but my hair has a really nice shape that I couldn't get unless I worked with a blow-dryer and round brush for a decent amount of time. This uses a lot less heat and is way less labor intensive. Here is the process I used to get some bounce in my hair: -Wash with body enhancing shampoo/conditioner (whichever is your favorite) - comb through conditioned hair while it sits -Once out of the shower, comb hair with head upside down, add volumizing mousse, and wrap in a towel. Let this sit for about 15 minutes while you put on makeup, etc. -When hair is moderately dry, take out towel, and blow-dry upside down. I use a round brush to keep the strands straight, otherwise I can get a lot of fly-aways. -Once hair is 95% dry, blow-dry with head upright to smooth out any fly-aways -Take small sections, starting at the top of your head in the back, and lift each section at the root. Spray with a little bit of hairspray at the root and run a round brush through it while holding it straight up from your head to line the strands upright. Blow-dry for a moment to heat hair, then starting at the ends, loosely wrap your hair around the roller and roll down to your scalp. -Leave in for about 10 minutes while hair sets. I used this time to flat iron the lowest layer of my hair, which I didn't roll up. When pulling them out, put your fingers through the middle of the roller and lightly pull as it unwinds. Make sure you are starting with the last roller you put in and working backwards. With my super fine hair, I thought for sure I'd get a TON of tangles and was really concerned while it was setting, but to my surprise they came out easily with no tangles or snags. Part of it might be that I wrapped them loosely for the first try. On a weekend day, I'm going to try to wrap them a little tighter to get a bit of curl and see how it goes.