Cameo Curls Velcro Roller Set

Who’s It For?

Ideal for those with:
- Thick, natural hair
- Thin, fine hair
- Curly, wavy or straight hair
- Processed/ chemically treated hair (relaxed, bleached, colored, etc.)
- Mid length (around shoulder length) to long hair

Also ideal for:
- Extensions, wigs, etc.

Overall, great for:
- Most hair types, textures and lengths

S.N.
- This product may not be as effective on very short lengths or if looking for tight, spiral curls.

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How-to Instructions:

Prep for Your Style:
- Start with dry or slightly damp/ damp hair. You can use a heat protectant (if using heat) or styling product to help hold the curls.

Section Your Hair:
- Use a rat tail comb to divide your hair into manageable sections. For tighter curls, take smaller sections; for looser waves, go larger.

Choose the Roller Size:
- Select a roller size based on your desired curl style:

 

-- Small Rollers (25mm):

--- For tighter curls.

-- Medium Rollers (36mm):

--- For bouncy, defined curls.

-- Large Rollers (45mm):

--- For voluminous, soft waves.

Roll Your Hair:
- Starting at the ends, wrap your hair around the roller, rolling toward your scalp. Make sure the Velcro grips the hair for a secure hold. Roll over for more volume, and roll under for more of a face framed look.

Secure with Clips:
- Use the stainless steel clips to lock the rollers in place. This will ensure they stay put until you’re ready to take them out.

Let them Set:
- To preserve your new or current style, let the rollers sit for at least 15 minutes to an hour, depending on how fresh your style is.
- For heatless results, let the rollers sit for at least 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on how defined you want your curls.

Remove the Rollers:
- Gently unclip and unwind the rollers from your hair, starting from the bottom sections.

Style and Go:
- Lightly finger-comb or brush out your curls for your desired look. Add some hairspray for extra hold, and you’re all set!

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Do's:

Do Start with Dry or Slightly Damp Hair:
- Velcro rollers work best on dry or damp hair for lasting curls without frizz.

Do Roll Hair from Ends to Roots:
- Start rolling from the ends of your hair and work your way toward the scalp to ensure a smooth finish.

Do Secure the Rollers with Clips:
- Ensure the rollers stay in place all day or night by locking them with the included stainless steel clips.

Do Use a Blow Dryer for Faster Results: 
- If you're in a hurry, use a blow dryer for 10-15 minutes on low heat to speed up the curling process (if starting from damp hair).

Do Clean your Rollers Regularly: 
- Remove any hair and buildup from the Velcro to maintain their effectiveness and hygiene.

Do Mix Sizes for a Dynamic Style: 
- For more dimension and texture, combine small, medium, and large rollers in different sections of your hair.

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Don'ts:

Don’t Use on Soaking Wet Hair:
- Rollers won't dry your hair effectively. Make sure it's dry or only slightly damp.

Don’t Roll Too Tightly:
- Rolling your hair too tight can cause discomfort and tension on your scalp, leading to breakage.

Don’t Yank the Rollers Out:
- Always unroll gently to avoid hair pulling or tangling, which can damage your strands.

Don’t Overload Each Roller:
- Avoid putting too much hair on a single roller; this can cause uneven curling and a less defined look.

Don’t Use High Heat Settings:
- If using a blow dryer, keep it on low heat to prevent damaging your hair and Velcro rollers.

Don’t Brush Your Curls Too Soon:
- Let the curls cool and set before brushing to maintain their shape and volume.

Don’t Skip Using a Heat Protectant:
- If you're using any heat tools with the rollers, always protect your hair from damage with a heat spray.

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Bonus Pro Tips:

- For added hold, apply a light mousse or styling spray to your curls before wrapping them in the rollers. This will enhance the longevity of your style without weighing it down.

- When taking down the rollers, hold the root of your hair and then use a twist/twirl motion to remove them, for a frizz-free looks.

- Make sure to apply even tension when rolling your hair. Too tight, and you risk breakage; too loose, and the roller won’t hold or create defined curls.

- Mix large rollers at the top of your head for volume, with smaller rollers around the face for tighter curls… this will create a natural look with dimension.

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Tutorial:

Click here for a mini tutorial on how to use this product.

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Disclaimer: Results may vary based upon various factors (hair type/thickness, technique, setting time, etc.).