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by Ariane of BlackNaps.org
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With a roller set, you can have sleek, stretched curls without direct heat. This is especially great for those that want to achieve a stretched curly style and without putting their hair at risk for heat damage. With these tips and tricks, I’m sure you can get your best roller set.
by Jascmeen Bush of jascmeen.com
When I was transitioning I relied heavily on rod sets. Call
it a fear of commitment, call it hoarding, but I could never be tied
down to just one foam. I’ve tried almost every brand and these are the
few I keep in rotation. These are the ones that get the “You up?” text,
lol.
Yolanda Renee writes:
We've seen a million different twist out tutorials so let's tackle a different technique, PERM RODS. Have you tried this style? Have you failed a few times? Don't feel bad, there is a lot of room for failure. But with this tutorial you should get a few tips to perfect your next perm rod set.
Which size is right for you?
Watch as Michelle T. sets her natural hair on rods and then gets them thangs to last 5 whole days! Spoiler alert- the pineapple goes hard.
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Have you ever wanted to rock a super chic, tapered 'fro cut? Well askpRoy will show you how to achieve the look without the scissors! All you need is your favorite leave-in and some perm rods (3 different sizes). Watch and learn!
by Kanisha Parks of BlackNaps.org
If you’re anything like me, you probably love trying out different hairstyles. In fact, just this weekend past weekend, I tried a rod set which took way less time to poof up than it did for me to install those bad boys. I definitely think it was a combination of the glycerin in my hair and the humidity I clearly didn’t prepare for. My hair sucked up all the moisture in the air! No biggie though, this morning I went back to what works, box braids.
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Tina Munzu writes:
After 4.5 years of being natural, and just when I was about to give up
on flexi-rods, I nailed my best set ever! I'm so excited to share this
tutorial. I attribute my success to the combo of products, plus the
spiral way in which I set my hair. Shea Moisture's Curl & Style Milk
moisturized without weighing my hair down while the Jane Carter Wrap
& Roll solution quickened drying time while giving me impeccable
shine. Check it out.
by Amanda
Oh how I love a good roller set! It is perfect for any occasion: date night, winter ball, interview, and walking the dog (yes, that too). The best roller sets are achieved on freshly washed, wet hair with freshly clipped ends for a polished look. When your hair set with the right technique and products, the hold is relentless. PRoy shows us how she creates a voluminous roller set on her beautiful amethyst tapered cut.
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Almost daily I’m bombarded by gorgeous natural hairstyles that have been molded into coils, curls, and twists. Not every style requires heat and everyone doesn't want to do a wash and go. We love options! Twists, braids, and roller sets are great styles that need great products for frizz-free hold and shine. The smoother the hair, the longer the style lasts. Products really give your tresses the perfect look, if mother nature doesn’t intervene. Check out the Top 20 Heat-Free Styling products below!
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Hola Chicas,
MariaG, one of my online curly BFFs, and author of our Transitioning section, has resubmitted her roller setting tutorial! If you have the patience, this style is perfect for natural divas, or transitioners! You can wear it out and big, or pull it up into a chic bun. It's also a great (and less damaging) alternative to the blowdryer when you get that itch to flatiron. Check it out:
MariaG, one of my online curly BFFs, and author of our Transitioning section, has resubmitted her roller setting tutorial! If you have the patience, this style is perfect for natural divas, or transitioners! You can wear it out and big, or pull it up into a chic bun. It's also a great (and less damaging) alternative to the blowdryer when you get that itch to flatiron. Check it out:
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