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Ionic conditioning rollers set holds 20 pieces in three sizes with colour-coded clips for crease-free styling
The Remington H5600H provides 20 heated rollers in three sizes for at-home styling. Six large pink rollers suit longer hair, ten medium purple rollers suit medium lengths, and four small white rollers suit short hair. Ionic conditioning on each roller reduces frizz and adds shine while the thermal wax core retains heat for longer-lasting curls. Color-coded J-clips secure rollers with minimal creasing.
The set plugs into mains power and heats the rollers inside the included storage case. Ceramic-coated barrels with cool-touch ends allow comfortable handling during styling. The unit measures 6.5 in by 9.4 in by 5.4 in and weighs 1.1295 kilograms, so it sits stably on a dressing table. No cordless operation is offered, so a nearby socket is required while the rollers heat.
The compact case keeps all 20 rollers, clips, and the heating base together between uses. Rollers cool quickly after removal, freeing the case for storage in a drawer or cabinet. The mixed-size assortment lets one household cover short, medium, and long hair without buying separate sets. Buyers who want cordless rollers or a travel-voltage model will need a different product.
| Brand | REMINGTON |
|---|---|
| Name | Remington - H5600H - H-5600 |
| Model | H5600H |
| Type | Hair Setter |
| Part Number | H-5600 |
| Features | 1. Plug in the Remington Ionic Conditioning Hair Setter and wait for the rollers to heat up. 2. Choose the appropriate roller size for your hair length and style. 3. Use the J-clips to secure the rollers in your hair, ensuring less creasing. 4. Wait for the rollers to cool down and release the curls. 5. Style your hair as desired, enjoying less frizz and more shine., Ceramic, velvety, Clip, curly |
| Cordless Convenience | False |
| Kit Includes | 1 Clip |
| Power Source | 1. Plug in the Remington Ionic Conditioning Hair Setter and wait for the rollers to heat up. 2. Choose the appropriate roller size for your hair length and style. 3. Use the J-clips to secure the rollers in your hair, ensuring less creasing. 4. Wait for the rollers to cool down and release the curls. 5. Style your hair as desired, enjoying less frizz and more shine. / false / As with most electrical appliances, electrical parts are electrically live even when switch is off. To reduce the risk of death by electric shock: |
| Dimensions | 6.5 in x 9.4 in x 5.4 in |
| Weight | 1.1295 kilograms |
Plug in the unit, wait for the rollers to heat, select the size that matches your hair length, then secure each roller with a J-clip; the step people skip is letting the rollers reach full temperature before use.
The 20 velvety rollers and J-clips are reusable; wipe the ceramic-coated barrels clean after each session and replace any clip that loses its grip.
The rollers hold heat through the Thermal Wax Core, so the first limit is the cooling time between batches — once the core temperature drops you must reheat the unit before continuing.
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