Diane Magnetic Roller - Grey - 12 Pack

Good rollers

Me llegó en muy buena condiciones, cabe aclarar que mi cabello tiene largo tres dedos más bajo los hombros y este rollo para el centro de mi cabeza. Le he dado dos vueltas mi hija que lo tiene más largo casi en la cintura le queda perfecto en mi caso me sirve el del dos pulgadas y media que viene siendo el antes de este es el Negro en realidad fue muy buena compra, no fue contra perdida porque sabía que si no era para mí era para mi hija pero yo que vivo acá en Colombia no se consigue no lo venden en ninguna parte de ninguna ciudad De Colombia, por lo tanto estoy feliz y contento porque la definición brillo y control que dejan este rollo en el cabello. Cuando se colocan bien es absoluta

Make sure you select the correct size for your kind of hair. I have long thin hair and need the smallest curler 1.13” size. Need clips because this roller is smooth does not grip hair.

First off, if you are looking for rollers to CURL your hair, these are not the rollers for you. These rollers are very large, perhaps slightly larger than the diameter of a soda can. For straight-haired people these rollers are meant to provide body and slight waves to the hair. For curly-haired people these rollers are used to straighten the curl pattern for a blow-dried look. The rollers worked very well and I am pleased with this purchase. My only disappointment is the quality of the plastic. It feels thin, giving the impression that it isn't durable and could break if too much pressure is applied. However, when I put the rollers in my hair, they withstood the process. Also, the plastic did not appear to be smooth because little pieces of plastic (think of plastic shavings) were sticking off of the rollers. It reminded me of wood that has not been properly sanded. I actually thought about using sandpaper to file the plastic pieces down because I worried that my hair would snag. In the end, I didn't use sandpaper and my hair turned out fine with no snagging or breakage. Other notes: *Although these are called magnetic rollers, please understand that for most women your hair will not magically stick to the rollers without the use of clips or bobby pins. This was my first experience with magnetic rollers, and I used about three clips per roller. *I have long hair, a few inches past mid back, and I used two packs of rollers (12 rollers total). This should give an indication of how many rollers you'll need. The thicker or longer your hair is, the more rollers you'll probably need.

They work when trying to add body to your hair

These were just OK. The 2” size was nice, however they had a hard time staying in place. They just didn’t hold well. Even with hair pins. I didn’t notice any sort of magnetic effect. After using, there wasn’t any difference in volume. I think the old fashioned Velcro rollers probably work better.

The item was too large. Will send back for another size.

These are great plastic (no fuzzies) rollers. My hair is much smoother when using these. They are NOT magnetic. Magnetic have some kind of metal inside.

I had hoped to find these rollers the answer to my difficulties with fine hair. This was because rollers with velcro were pulling out hair, thinning as a result of a form of alopaecia. I tried sponge rollers - they left clip kinks; these 'magnetic' ones seemed the nearest to the old , all-metal rollers of my youth! Sadly, they failed to be 'magnetised' by either wet or damp hair, despite trying 5 different types of clip! So disappointed!

I use two while drying my long bangs to give volume. Not damaging like Velcro rollers.

They are excellent, a very good size for a girl who has very long hair.

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Perfect, they are the ones I am currently using. My hair is about 44 centimeters long.