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I just got a new hairstyle where the bottom is supposed to flip up a bit but my hair won't cooperate with my styling it. I remember my electric rollers from my college years. Are those still around? If they are please provide suggestions for rollers that can be used for very thick hair.

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My girls use them although they just play with them. I think they got theirs as a gift from Target.

Have you tried a flat iron? In our salon the stylist uses that all the time on all hair types. You may have to spend a little more for a high quality iron, but they are effective.

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You might consider purchasing a metal-barrel-round styling brush to use with a blow dryer. My stylist suggested one and it works like a curling iron or hot rollers with very time, effort or fuss.

 

I just got a new hairstyle where the bottom is supposed to flip up a bit but my hair won't cooperate with my styling it. I remember my electric rollers from my college years. Are those still around? If they are please provide suggestions for rollers that can be used for very thick hair.
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I have thick, wavy hair, so I use hot rollers when I want to straighten it (I know it doesn't make sense, but it works). I bought a set from Target about 5 years ago. They are all the large size (I think 1 1/2"?).

 

They're similar to these, but it's not a travel set, and it comes with 12.

Makes sense to me - I do the same thing! My set came with 3 sizes, but I only use the big ones.

 

Gives me smooth hair with a "flip". ;)

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When we moved last winter, I realized that my set of hot rollers had disappeared. I checked out some new ones at Target so they definitely still sell them. But given that I couldn't remember the last time I had actually used my rollers, I decided it wasn't worth spending the money to replace them. :tongue_smilie:

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