24pc x 20mm (7/8”) Small Self Grip Hair Rollers Pro Salon Hairdressing Curlers

Great for use when I don't need to finish my hair style quickly, as with a curling iron. I like to use heat less often to keep my hair healthy.

i've not had a chance to try these but they are identical to the mixed pack of conair rollers i bought at (shame) walmart. i've spent literally hundreds of dollars on devices to curl my undamaged, straight, thick hair, which i decided to grow out after years of frustration unable to find someone to cut it the way i asked. my hair won't hold a curl for anything, and i REALLY don't want to damage it with a perm, as i've had SO many bad experiences. i purchased the conair rollers almost as a joke, remembering slightly similar ones my mom had 50 years ago.THESE ARE THE SAME THING. the sizes are smaller, greate for my uneven bits, (i used to wear the original dorothy hamill wedge. try getting THAT hair cut at my age, in this day and age [ yeah, i skated in the 70's, we all wore it, another story], but it's impossible to find someone who can actually do that cut, at least where i live (check out my yelp) and it's hell growing it out.long story short, these are the same curlers as the name brand, which have worked AMAZINGLY (oh, honeys, skip that weird thing that is supposed to suck up your hair and curl it for you? for $200+ i had smelled like a perm, and had flat hair. every thing else burned me). i have sat 1) in the tub after shampoo, 2) late at night with dry hair watching tv, with and without product, 3) in the pool, catching rays, 4) stupidly mistaking a can of shave cream for mousse(!!) and still had wonderful results. i repeat, my hair is COARSE. STRAIGHT. i'm about to be 57, have very few silvers (dammit) but my hair has never behaved. i'm not good at it, but with the small rollers in my original kit, i've been able to put back in barrettes or combs and have it STAY. the three sizes i ordered here are all smaller and i'm rolling as i type. am already thrilled. THANK YOU!!!!

The rollers are velcro, and they hurt to take out since my hair gets stuck in the velcro. They also do not produce the polished wavy curl I expected - could just be my hair texture, but I'd rather go with a curling iron.

Since I haven't been able to get my cut and styling my hair is flat as a pancake and a bit too long and thus can't do my usual spiking doo. So, I decided to try using some curlers for a little lift up for the times I have to wait on lines masked of course. These curlers were very simple to use and gave my head a little boost so when I looked in the mirror I didn't scream. At least until our blessed hair stylists re enter our lives give these little guys a shot.

Off they got stuck in my hair :(( it's was painful to get them out of hair once you roll into your hair n leave my hair frizzy.They are not for long hair.i dnt recommend

I love these rollers. They are difficult to find in my area of the country. I am not very good with a curling iron, and I find I can obtain the same effect by using these curlers. I wash and blow dry my short hair. I put a little setting product in my palm, rub my hands together and then run my hands through my hair. I quickly use the curlers in all the places I would use a curling iron. I grab my blow dryer and using the hottest temperature, blow dry a couple of minutes until the hair feels hot. I wait about 5 minutes, remove the curlers and style. Easy!

Were much smaller than I thought and were not useful.

These work fine. Nothing spectacular. I needed to re-curl them to get them to stay, but it was a minor problem.