What’s the difference?
Flexi rods are perfect for elongated curls that mimic a curling iron. Amanda is wearing flexi rods on her Type 3C hair below. Curlformers can be worn as is and are also great for an updo. Cristina has Type 2C waves and her Curlformers temporarily gave her a tighter curl pattern. For a voluminous fro full of definition, cold perm rods are perfect for lifting the roots. Evelyn has Type 4B coils and perm rods were the best choice for her short a tapered cut. To skip the blow-dryer before straightening, try magnetic rollers. You can either silk roller wrap with magnetic rollers or use them to add body before straightening. Nikki used magnetic rollers on her Type 3C hair to create larger barrel curls.If all of the different types of roller sets have you overwhelmed and confused, or you just want to see what your hair will look like for each, then check out our infographic guide to roller sets below.
What You’ll Need
Flexi Rods
Curlformers
Perm Rods
Magnetic Rollers
- Carol’s Daughter Hair Milk Nourishing Conditioning Styling Foam
- Karen’s Body Beautiful Sleek Strands Edge Control
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