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For most people with straight hair, they tend to get bored with how it looks. Rollers are a great way for them to spice up their look. Rollers are relatively save, and the end result are great curls that will last long.
Hair rollers were once the most popular method of styling, however, over time it became a hassle for many people. If you have rollers and have a hard time, this article is for you. In this article, we will discuss some tips to using rollers to style your hair.
Let's talk about getting bouncy hair. People often get bored with their straight hair and want to add some bounce and life. It is natural, not many people are happy with perfectly straight hair these days. So, if you are looking for something quick and hassle free, hair rollers can be your best friend.
To add some bounce to your hair in just 10 minutes or less, try this:
1. Heat up your rollers
2. Make sure your hair is clean and completely dry.
3. Gather all of the hair; place it on the top of your head in a ponytail.
4. Take some high quality mouse, the kind that enhances volume and distribute evenly throughout the ponytail.
5. Divide the hair into pieces, a half inch to one inch wide.
6. With each piece you divide, roll the hair on a hot roller.
7. Continue this until you have all the hair in the ponytail on hot rollers.
8. Leave the rollers in until they have cooled down completely
9. Remove the rollers one by one
10. After all rollers have been removed, take the ponytail out
11. Set the curls with a high quality hairspray
And there you have it, in 10 minutes or less, you have a great head of bouncy, full of life, hair.
Now if you have read these tips and decided that you need some rollers, there are some things you want to keep in mind. There are several things that can affect the curls that you get as a result to using rollers.
First, the roller size will have a direct affect on the curl size. The general rule is the larger the size of the roller, the larger the size of the curl. Next, the width of your hair sections matter too. It all really depends on your preferences. The smaller the sections the tighter the curls, the bigger the section, the curls will be softer.
You may want to use various styling products to help keep the curl in place once you've rolled your hair.
The amount of heat on the rollers counts as well. The hotter the rollers get the tighter and longer lasting the curls will be. Lastly, how long the rollers remain in the hair influences the curls as well. If you quickly set your hair, taking the rollers out while still hot, the hair will have less curls. If you leave the rollers in until they have cooled completely, the curls will last longer and become tighter.
Rollers can also be used to gain a wavy effect in your hair. Not every one wants tight curls, some people would just like their hair to be a bit curly. For this it is advised that you leave the roller on for an hour or so just so that it doesn't becomes very hard. Once you remove the rollers don't forget to use a hair brush vigorously. Then wash your hair off with a good shampoo that suits your hair followed by conditioner. It would take some time for your hair to dry off, or you can use a dryer to dry your hair. Once dry you will notice how wavy your hair has become.
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