Conair Foam Hair Rollers - Heatless hair curlers - Foam Rollers - Heatless Hair rollers in Large - Pink - 9 Count w/storage case

The media could not be loaded. I’m a mixed chick and I have fine textured hair that ranges from 2a to 3b. The ends of my hair have an ammonium thioglycolate straightener on them but I’ve been growing that out since early 2020. It’s now early 2022.Let me tell you, these big soft foam curlers are PERFECT. I have tried everything and I mean EVERYTHING to get my hair to curl. I wanted something that would be gentle on my hair and non damaging but easy to sleep in. Take the wires out of the foam and they are sooo comfy!So as you can see in the video (which I filmed before I realized I could take the wires out) I use these differently than instructed. I was inspired by this brand called Cozy Curlers but I was not about to pay $35 for 8 curlers when with all my hair, I need about 24 curlers. The conair ones are cheap at $10 for 8 curlers and I bought 4 packs. Yes, 4. I use all but one curler so I can easily put 23 curlers in my hair.The net on my hand is called “highly elastic tubular net bandage” in the size meant for fingers and I purchased it on Amazon. It comes in a roll of 25 yards. You’ll want to cut pieces of the net a bit longer than the length of the rollers.Because my hair is long and thick, it takes literally days to air dry in normal rollers. These conair ones are perfect because they’re long enough for my hair to wrap around the entire length of the curler without the hair being wrapped on top of itself which increases dry time. Also, not using the curlers with the wires decreases drying time. I set my hair when it is wet from the shower and my hair is air dried in less than 24 hours. And it’s even less if I use my bonnet dryer. This is a vast improvement from the 2 hours under the dryer or 3 days of air drying with regular roller sets.Also, the amazing shine you’re seeing on my hair is with ZERO product! Except water, shampoo and conditioner, there was nothing else I applied to my hair. No gel, no hairspray, no creams or leave in no nothing.If you set your hair when it is wet (not damp, wet) the curls will last all week. I wash my hair once a week. When you curl the hair wet, the hair will get “muscle memory” and the curls will easily reform if you put them back into the rollers overnight without re-wetting the hair. And since these are so comfy to sleep in when you take the wires out, I put the rollers back into my hair every night before bed and wake up and then comb out the curls with a wide tooth comb and viola! Perfect hair!!!The only downsides to these curlers are that with the way I do this with the net, the hair does not get the volume at the roots that it does with regular roller sets and the roots don’t get smoothed. You can see in the photos my roots are frizzy. I don’t do anything about this but you can smooth the roots with a flat iron if you want. I would also suggest first putting your hair in a high ponytail on the top of your head and then using the curlers on the hair that comes out of the ponytail so that once it’s dry and you take your hair down, you’ll have major volume. You could also do small individual ponytails for each roller to smooth the roots (just Google “roller set ponytail method” and you’ll see what I mean- Black women have been doing this to get their roots extra smooth with a roller set for ages).Other than that the only other con is that when I have all these in my hair, it’s not as hot or glamorous as a regular roller set- I look like a LaLa Loopsie doll and wouldn’t dare leave the house with them in. In normal rollers I don’t mind leaving the house because normal rollers look glamorous- these rollers just look crazy. But they are soooo comfortable!!Also I probably sound like an infomercial but I was not sent free product, paid or reimbursed or compensated in any way for this review. I just love these rollers and finally found something that works for me after years of searching and I hope I can help someone else out there. :) CONAIR, Never discontinue these please!!Oh and in the photos with the grey sweater, I curled all the rollers going in opposite directions and in the photo with the navy plush robe I put all the rollers in the same direction away from my face all the way around my head. Doing so gives different looks as you can see.

I almost gave the product a 4 as it didn't do miracles - no product ever does. But I realized it does a good job. One or two or my curlers had the metal showing at the bottom which was worrisome for how well they will last, but still they work fine. AMAZYINGLY I can sleep on them comfortably as opposed to the smaller ones I've used for a couple years and tend to be less comfortable AND fall out frequently. I have found that if I use the jumbo curlers with moose even after a couple hours, I have a style to walk out with. I guess my reason for considering a 4 is that I look like a total freak when they are in. So be it. Good product.

I have very long hair (just above waist) and am used to curls and such not holding as well b/c of the weight. they usually fall pretty quickly. so far I had the medium size pink rollers that I use from time to time to wake up, take them out , run my hands thru and have a bit different style, a little bounce, etc. they are great for travel as I can pop the pack in the suitcase. they are also comfortable to sleep in. Wanted to try the larger ones to really lift the roots though and get some volume waves. I knew that w/the hair length these are not going to be tight curls and was realistic in my expectations. I dampened the hair w/ Bumble and Bumble primer b/c figured that would be better than just water. It was only a little damp. in the morning there were bends and what often when damp hair doesn't dry and its rolled. now my hair WAS dry but had the bends as it if wasn't. at the places were each roller was secure, there was a bend/indent in my hair. This had to be shaken out a lot and even then it was very obvious. It did give some volume and turned the ends of my hair under vs just straight but the indents in the hair looked tacky and I prefer a more polished look. these were pretty comfy to sleep in and I like these type of curlers overall. By the time I headed out the door, the volume was already falling anyway. Perhaps shorter hair or more dramatically layered hair would get better results. they did nothing harmful to my hair but def not at all worth the effort to even roll them and sleep in them. then add the indents and def not worth any small amount of volume achieved. I will stick w/the medium sized ones. I just roll about half way up my hair to get some body and a little curl the next day and for some reason same brand and type just the smaller size does not leave the lines where the curler secures to the hair.

Love these sponge rollers. I wish they had this exact same thing, also in a smaller 1" diameter for shorter hair and tighter curl. And possibly all in a neutral brown color.Descripiton: They are about 1.4" in diameter and about 7" long. They are a light spongy foam that the hair stays on and dries faster than some. Love the foam, in that it is not rubbery like some bendable rollers, so they are more comfortable than those. Has a light wire within, but you don't feel it. If the rollers do not stay put, I put a roller pick through them. The holes may lessen life of rollers, but keeps them in place if you want a tighter feel. When in hurry after washing hair, with my fine hair, I can wrap high pony tail around 1 of these, and then bend in circle, and put very large clip at crown. A 1" diameter would work better for my medium length hair.