hey girls a quick question

I am going to be  ordering PH for my friend  and she has actual CURLED hair. It looks like she just got attacked with a curling iron and  it styled her hair beautifully and instantly! Shes greek and she has the actual ringlet curls basically lol.  Well anyways, will the 28 mm curl satisfy her curled hair or will she need something different?

also, if i were to get her just streight, would her curls poke through the streight? I know she would have to flat iron the top, but underneath all of the heat seals will it make a difference?

I have no idea what the difference between 28 mm curl and 50 mm wave. Anyone got any pics? thx!

28mm would probably be your best bet. Keep in mind that the wave will drop after a few washings, so she'll need to get a set of velvet flocked hot rollers to reset the curl later on. :)

Im with Amm on that one....I think if she has natural curly hair the PH could be a real problem.  We need some of our natural curly gals to chime in on this one!

Yeah, I wonder what Rose thinks about that. :)

Naturally curly hair is tricky, but the right hot rollers can create a lasting curl, at least between washes (and it's best not to wash synth too much anyway). Now the big jumbo hot rollers would most likely create too loose of a curl, but the smaller ones (especially the older, vintage sets) create quite a serious curl. Here's mine a few months ago, curled (not very well) with vintage Clairol Kindness rollers (medium and large rollers):


I couldn't get this curl out until I washed it; it was quite resilient.

:)

I think that if this curly hair girl is willing to reset the PH as necessary, it could work for her. 

Yes, curly hair will poke out if straight hair is put on top of it.

I think that to make ringletts out of PH, you should tell her to get some of those 'hot sticks' curler things.  I think the hot sticks will make better ringletts than hot rollers.

FOrgive my ignorance.

what's a hotstick?