What are the Conair Salon Pro Clips and where can I get them?
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I think this is what they are talking about: http://www.amazon.com/Conair-Champion-Salon-Roller-Clips/dp/B001DCE1JU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398236631&sr=8-1&keywords=Conair+Salon+Pro+Clips
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They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The... » Read More They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. « Show Less
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SPD Clips. Have used them at several different facilities and they work fine
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Yes, you can order more combs and they aren't expensive, either. On the box that your hairdryer came in, you should have a toll free number for Conair. Call them and they will place your order............combs are abouat $2.00 or $3.00. If you can't find the box or the phone number, it is listed in the 800 directory. I think shipping is free...........make sure you give them the model number of your hairdryer, because conair sells a bunch of different models and the combs are not universal. Each model demands its own comb.
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Call Conair at 1-800-211-9611 and you can order them even though they are not on their website. They chagre $29.95 plus shipping. The ones sold on Amazon are an OUTRAGEOUS $150. Amazon needs to take action against that seller for price gouging.
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I have these clips because they came with another set of Conair curlers that I bought. While the clips fit, I wouldn't really recommend them because I find they leave weird dents in my hair. I use mini jaw clips (the kind they sell in the hair accessory section of any drug store) and I find those work much better, and do not leave any dents in my curls.
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You can get replacements directly from Conair: http://www.conair.com/hair-dryer-accessories-c-1_7_72.html
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write to me please at caseyandme@comcast.net if you found the replacement pads for the Conair shoe polisher
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It comes with great clips. Enough that I can keep some for my "traveling" rollers.
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Hi Barbara, the 2 clips are the only items you would receive. Please let me know if we can help answer any questions. An SFTS (a division of HD Trade Services) customer service representative is available at 1-917-675-4018 x2.
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I don't have this model so I don't know what kind of clips you have. I'd try emailing the manufacturer or the seller.
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Papers and perm rods. I will only recommend this product if used by a salon professional!
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I ordered extra. But you can buy the clamps at any CVS our Walgreens. I use the smaller ones that come in different collars as they work better that the big ones on the smaller rollers they have. I have very thick hair and use most of them. Wish they had more smaller rollers.
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No. You have to use existing clips or find them online or at an appliance store.
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Depends on how short your hair is, but there are small rollers in the "starter kit." You can buy clips for short hair separately, according to one site I saw, plus buy smaller rollers.
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I put in "metal jumbo roller clips" in a search, and here's one place I found something like what you want (has 3 sizes). http://www.amazon.com/Spilo-Professional-Electric-Roller-counts/dp/B001ALNG8G/ref=pd_sim_bt_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=0S4W2H4M0H1Z2R5SSM7W. Several of the large only clips showed up on eBay sites, but you might even find some at a Sally Beauty or Walmart, etc. Good luck
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Amazon offers the clips like the ones that come with the rollers. They are not wire clips. If you are looking for the old-fashioned wire clips, you can find them at Sally's Beauty Supply or maybe WalMart.