Conair Silicone Hot Rollers for Women, 14 Assorted Hot Sticks Hair Curlers with No Roller Clips Needed, 85-Second Heat-Up, For All Hair Lengths, Green

I have baby fine hair that struggles to curl and to hold any curl that i can get. I first used Hot Sticks years ago, as they provide a far tighter curl than hot rollers. I finally got rid of my old set several years ago after taking a remote job; I just didn't use them much anymore. I now have a bob that needs some curl and I can achieve the look I want with a wet set. Still, if I don't have time (or need a good night's sleep), setting my wet hair is not always practical. I ended up buying several different hot roller sets and a few curling irons, but none achieved the curls I remembered from these. I was so glad to find them again. Few notes on using them: these are not instant-heat. They take about 10-15 min to get really hot, so prepare accordingly. Leave the top on while they heat up. The looped end stays cool, but the rest of the curler will be hot. If you work quickly, they will not burn your fingers (but I come from the generation who were used to very hot curling irons, rollers, etc. You burned your fingers or your neck, you just moved on with your day.) Make sure your hair is completely dry and each section is tangle free. Do not get messy when rolling; you will regret it when you take these out. Have some clips handy if you plan to roll closely to the scalp or hairline. Sticking a clip in between the skin and roller for a few minutes will save you some discomfort from the heat. Let them cool completely before removing them. If your hair is still warm after taking them out, let it cool completely, too, before messing with the curl. Speaking of removing them, UNROLL the curl; do not yank them out when any hair is still attached (they have little gripper nubs, so not unrolling completely will guarantee some of your hair will be yanked out.) Lastly, because of the heat, I would never use these daily on my fine hair, but for beautiful curls when I am feeling fancy, absolutely nothing works better.

Good product

I have very fine, limp hair that is difficult to curl and does not hold curl well. I always have to have a perm to achieve any wave, curl or body at all. Purchased these rollers hoping that I could get the look I wanted without the damage effects of getting a perm to achieve it. With the Conair Hot STicks I can achieve that wave or curl that I want in just minutes. They take approximately 10 minutes to fully heat up and I leave the top on while they heat. Easy to roll my hair up after completely drying my hair. I also used heat gloves to keep m y hands from getting hot, although the tips of the sticks stay cool enough to handle. Would definetly recommend this product for use with any type of hair.

It’s good, but it gets stuck in your hair sometimes kinda hard to use

They curl my hair so good! I love my hair all kinky curly.

I wanted these hot curlers to work. But there were a few negatives. I burnt my fingers trying to put them in, they were just small enough that it was hard to control my hair and get the ends where they should go, and they just weren’t simple to put in as two fell out and a couple others slipped down. Some of this could get better with practice. The good points? They heat up fast, they have a good fastening device so you don’t need a clip or pin and they have a nice storage/heating container. These might be better with shorter hair. Mine is shoulder length.

These are not instant use. Mine took at least twenty minutes to heat up. I had an old Remington twisters set that I loved that a family member threw in the garbage thinking they didn’t work. I bought these as they looked very similar to what I had and was seriously disappointed. These were very hard to hold and work with as it is just a long cylinder no ergonomic base to hold on to. It also does not keep the heat. It’s hot when you take it out and cools immediately as you are putting your hair up. I have very fine, thin hair and as I went to take my hair out it was stuck to the nubs and I mean stuck. I actually had to cut chunks of hair out of the curlers.I could tell how cheaply this was made by the way it shriveled my hair and gave it static electricity.The plastic base acted as a magnet for the hair and would not wipe clean. The cord holder on the bottom you have to practically force it open to get the cord in it. I usually love Conair but this was a hunk of junk. I would not recommend it to anyone.

They work really well I just need more of them because I have really long and thick hair. I should have bought three of them and I can't afford it right now. But they are a great buy if you're interested