Do's & Dont's of rollers

The day you learn how to properly use rollers your life will be forever changed. know that they can feel a bit overwhelming so I want to show you guys a few tips and tricks that I've learned over the years. And I've truly just made me master the blowout. If you just wrap it up all crazy and it like doesn't go on nicely, that's when your hair is going to get stuck, it's going to pull and just like rip out your hair. Instead what you're gonna want to do is take it midway through the hair, hold it down so it kind of like combs the hair, wrap the ends and then nicely wrap it up. To secure your rollers in without making any dents, you're gonna need to buy these little duck pins. As you can see they have like a nice little arch to them that makes it so that they are dent free because we don't want all that hard work going to waste. When you're applying your roller, your roller is going the same way as the curl. So when you place on your roller, it should almost be hugging it. That's how you know that you're going the right way. You want to make sure that when you're adding in your roller, you're rolling it up basically right to the root on your scalp. This is going to help you get the most volume. If you're not doing this, then basically your rollers are just going to be like floppy and you might get some curl at the end but you're not going to get that volume. Also, products make a HUGE difference. I'm a firm believer that the products that you use beforehand are going to majorly make a difference. I always go through with the mousse beforehand and this just helps to give it so much more hold, volume, bounce. If I don't use it, then basically all of my work is wasted within like an hour. And last but not least, I like to set with hairspray and I always say the longer the better, but I would say minimumly let these set for like 15 minutes. Once you get them down, you will truly just have the best hair of your life.