Are 6 large rollers typically enough for an average thickness head of hair or do most people order 2 sets?
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I can't imagine 6 rollers are enough for anyone's head, unless you want to just curl the bottom. I use the Small rollers and use 14. Of course, when buying new rollers, 2 sets of 6 aren't enough. I've used these rollers for years! I would never consider ever using a curling iron again!
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Good question! I have very thin shoulder length hair so I can get away with using 6 but having an average thickness may require 8 or more depending on the length and how tight you want your curls. I ordered 2 sets because the foam sleeve can become thin and tear over time and I just wanted the extra on hand. I find rolling hair in thinner amounts provides the curl I want which require a few more curlers. I hope I've answered your question to your satisfaction.
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Hi Sara,The rollers come in small, medium, and large. They work well on my hair that is mid length.
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I guess it would depend on whether you want your hair curly or loose. I have sholder length hair and I use a variety of sizes. I use the larger ones at the top of my hair for fulness and the smaller ones for more curl. Also, my hair is not thick, so I dont need as many curlers. If you have thick hair, I would buy the one with a good amount of curlers and expeiriment with the different sizes of rollers. Then you will have a better idea of which size you use most. They do sell a package of 14 curlers of assorted sizes for around $27.00, but if you find that you use more medium size than any other, you can buy a pack of 6 for around $10.00. I hope this helps. I guess it would depend on whether you want your hair curly or loose. I have sholder length hair and I use a variety of sizes. I use the larger ones at the top of my hair for fulness and the smaller ones for more curl. Also, my hair is not thick, so I dont need as many curlers. If you have thick hair, I would buy the one with a good amount of curlers and expeiriment with the different sizes of rollers. Then you will have a better idea of which size you use most. They do sell a package of 14 curlers of assorted sizes for around $27.00, but if you find that you use more medium size than any... » Read More I guess it would depend on whether you want your hair curly or loose. I have sholder length hair and I use a variety of sizes. I use the larger ones at the top of my hair for fulness and the smaller ones for more curl. Also, my hair is not thick, so I dont need as many curlers. If you have thick hair, I would buy the one with a good amount of curlers and expeiriment with the different sizes of rollers. Then you will have a better idea of which size you use most. They do sell a package of 14 curlers of assorted sizes for around $27.00, but if you find that you use more medium size than any other, you can buy a pack of 6 for around $10.00. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Includes: 6 small (3/4 inch), 6 medium (1 inch) and 8 large (1-1/4 inch) rollers
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If you get the set of 30, you will have 12 rolls six small & six petite. It should be more than adequate to do your hair. You'll then have larger ones for a wavy result.
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There are 3 sizes of rollers. There are 8 large, 6 medium, and six small. I have never been able to curl my hair with these all at once. You can order more of a certain size from Conair.com, but I'm unsure as to how many you could fit inside the heater as each slot is meant to hold a certain size of roller. My hair is naturally curly but will not hold the curl from these rollers. I would suggest looking online, perhaps on YouTube, on ways to curl your hair with a straightener. If you roll your hair into a pin curl and clamp it between the plates on a straightener, you get the same effect and a longer hold. I wouldn't recommend these. There are 3 sizes of rollers. There are 8 large, 6 medium, and six small. I have never been able to curl my hair with these all at once. You can order more of a certain size from Conair.com, but I'm unsure as to how many you could fit inside the heater as each slot is meant to hold a certain size of roller. My hair is naturally curly but will not hold the curl from these rollers. I would suggest looking online, perhaps on YouTube, on ways to curl your hair with a straightener. If you roll your hair into a pin curl and clamp it between the plates on a straightener, you get the same effect... » Read More There are 3 sizes of rollers. There are 8 large, 6 medium, and six small. I have never been able to curl my hair with these all at once. You can order more of a certain size from Conair.com, but I'm unsure as to how many you could fit inside the heater as each slot is meant to hold a certain size of roller. My hair is naturally curly but will not hold the curl from these rollers. I would suggest looking online, perhaps on YouTube, on ways to curl your hair with a straightener. If you roll your hair into a pin curl and clamp it between the plates on a straightener, you get the same effect and a longer hold. I wouldn't recommend these. « Show Less
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Hi! I use these rollers but have shorter hair. The rollers do work well and the clamps hold the hair well. With your thicker, longer hair, you may do just as well with a large hot roller. Good luck!
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Well, that would depend on your hair type...but in my case, my hair is fine, and while it curls easily, it typically does not hold curl very long. However, when I set it with these steam rollers, it does last all day. Also, I will still have some body left on the second day. I think this set is well worth the money!
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2-3 and use very little hair in each roller if you want curls. I do mine also....
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It depends on how thick your hair is...one pack is enough for a head but I have thick hair and wanted mines really small so I needed two bags ...I hope this helped
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The rollers are a decent size, but unfortunately they are at my other house. I can measure them when I go back in about 9 days and tell you then. I do prefer the larger ones and wish they were all that size. They are great curlers, and I wanted them for travel and they work very well on my long hair. I would recommend them.
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I would like these better if there was one more roller!!! I like them, but I find myself trying to put more hair from a different section into the rollers to curl it all at the same time. It has not been a big deal, really. Sometimes I plug in my regular curling iron too to curl the piece or small pieces that I couldn't get in the roller. I like this set because it heats up quickly and it is small enough to throw in a suitcase for travel. Hope that helps. Not the perfect set, but I like it.
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I have the Salon Mate by Windmere which has 14 small rollers and 6 medium ones. Let me know if I can still help you.
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I don't think your hair needs to be at least six inches long for these to work. Mine is much shorter BUT I also bought a triangle net for under a couple dollars. Put the net on covering your bottom row of rollers in the back, pull it a bit so it will keep the rollers in place and tie it at the top of your forehead. This works perfect for me. Keeps the rollers in, and in place and all rolled up.
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You should be good with one its really thick, 2 of these is the thickness of a full head of hair.
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Hi Cristina. If I were you I would get two. Sometime one pack is enough but the configuration if the lengths is what's important. In other words you may need more wide pieces and you can only get that if you buy more than one pack. I have hair below my shoulders. I use the widest ones from two packs and then. 4 inch and I'm good. For this price just do it! You won't be sorry
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I bought 6 packs & had half a pack left over. I say 5 would be great. I have a small head but i wanted the volume so i used alot of hair.