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Set of twelve 60 mm rollers with clips and a comb adds volume to long, thick hair without heat
This set contains twelve 60mm pink rollers, twelve metal clips and one comb. It is designed for women with long straight or thick hair who want big bouncy curls without daily heat styling. The self-grip rollers work without electricity, making them suitable for home or travel use.
Wash hair and blow dry until it is 80 percent dry and damp. Section hair into pieces narrower than the roller width, wrap each section from the ends upward and secure with the supplied clips. The cordless design means no power outlet is needed, freeing up bathroom space and packing easily in a suitcase.
After blow drying the rolled sections until completely dry, allow the rollers to cool for 15 minutes before unwinding. The large diameter supports lasting root lift and curl definition on thick hair. Avoid brushing immediately after removal to keep the fresh curl pattern intact.
| Brand | Needbrock |
|---|---|
| Name | Needbrock |
| Type | Wash your hair and dry it with a blow dryer until it's 80 percent dry and damp to the touch. Divide your hair into sections smaller than the width of the roller. Wrap each section around the roller, starting from the roots and rolling downwards. Secure each roller with a clip. Blow dry the rollers until your hair is completely dry. Allow the rollers to cool for 15 minutes before removing them by carefully unwinding them. Avoid brushing your hair to maintain the fresh curls. |
| Features | Wash your hair and dry it with a blow dryer until it's 80 percent dry and damp to the touch. Divide your hair into sections smaller than the width of the roller. Wrap each section around the roller, starting from the roots and rolling downwards. Secure each roller with a clip. Blow dry the rollers until your hair is completely dry. Allow the rollers to cool for 15 minutes before removing them by carefully unwinding them. Avoid brushing your hair to maintain the fresh curls., Plastic, Clip, curly |
| Cordless Convenience | False |
| Kit Includes | 12 Clip |
| Power Source | Wash your hair and dry it with a blow dryer until it's 80 percent dry and damp to the touch. Divide your hair into sections smaller than the width of the roller. Wrap each section around the roller, starting from the roots and rolling downwards. Secure each roller with a clip. Blow dry the rollers until your hair is completely dry. Allow the rollers to cool for 15 minutes before removing them by carefully unwinding them. Avoid brushing your hair to maintain the fresh curls. / false / no |
| Weight | 0.222 kilograms |
The manufacturer recommends leaving the rollers in for 15 minutes after the hair is dry so the curls can cool and set properly.
No, they are completely passive. You wrap damp hair around each 60 mm roller, secure it with the supplied metal clip, and use a blow-dryer to apply heat.
The set is designed for long, thick hair; the supplier notes they are not suitable for thin, fine or very stiff hair.
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