I decided after reading someone's suggestion that wet setting was probably more "gentle" to the hair, to give this a try...sure beats running a hot comb through it every day...
My hair is natural, and shoulder length, there is a weave at 3/4 of my head, with my natural hair in the front, sides and back...
1) wet setting is for patient, magnanimous, individuals, who don't curse and swear out loud...
2) your fingers and wet, the roller is wet, the setting lotion is wet and slippery, and the clips are wet, your hair is wet with setting lotion on it..my gawd - what a mess...
3) Then when you think you have the roller in nice and tight, it starts to loosen up...i bent over to pick up a clip that i had dropped, and a big ass roller came bouncing off my shoulder, down my arm, and onto the floor..
4) Putting the clip (with wet, slippery fingers) in just the right place on the roller, is a challenge...if it isn't put in the right place - you'll soon know about it...(Yep...the big ass roller, bouncing off your shoulder, and onto the floor)...
5) if you have a section "too wide" for the roller, some of the hair will "slide off"...
what's worse, this takes practice...plus your arms are "up" the whole time, which isn't the most comfortable position for most of us, unless you're a f**king volleyball player...
i'm under the dryer now, as i'm typing this frustrating message...I bought this package of Wet Set rollers from Target, which is a place i hardly ever step foot in... Lo and behold, they have about 60 rollers, and only 20-24 clips in the unit...i had to scrounge around the house for extra bobby pins, and we're talking 10 - 15 extra..
I am so "over" this...
------------- some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.
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