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Roller Tips



  • Off Base
    When a roller is placed Off Base, there will be end curl and little or no lift.
  • On Base
    When a roller is placed ON Base, there will be maximum lift or body. This is recommended for Velcro Rollers.

Velcro Roller Use

  • Wash the hair and apply styling aid such as a mousse of gel.
  • Dry the hair thoroughly.
  • Roll large sections of hair on the roller. Clips may be used but are not necessay.
  • Use a blow dryer to heat the hair and rollers and let them cool.
  • For more body, you may heat the hair with a curling iron or flat iron before rolling on the roller.
  • For even more body and control, spray the base of each section of hair before inserting the roller.
  • Leave the rollers in the hair for 5 to 15 minutes.
  • Comb the hair only with your fingers or a large plastic pic.

For Any Rollers
Lots of small rollers will give more curl and more fullness.
Lots of large rollers will give more fullness.
A few large rollers will give some fullness and shape.

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Suggestions for the use of these curling sets are here:
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