30 Pieces Hair Curler Rollers DIY Night Sleep Foam Hair Styling Tools Flexible Soft Sponge Pillow Curlers Rollers With Storage Bag (5 Colors)

Perfect. I have dred locs. These curler created perfect tight curls. These are easier to work with than perm rods or flexi rods. These were very comfortable to sleep in. When you are ready to remove, coat your fingers and hands lightly with oil. Gently slide the curler out - take your time. I prefer this to unraveling the curler. I recommend sleeping with a triangle hair tied to your head. I tie mine tightly to my heat and put on a bonnet. My hair was dry. Prior to using the roller, I applied mousse to each section of hair that I wanted to use the roller on I used two pkgs of rollers. Once all have been removed you can arrange/style the curls to your liking.

I really like these curlers. My hair is hard to curl and keep the curl. These are great. They are easy to use, they are a great size, they work well and there are plenty of them. These are a great price for such a great job. The colors are fun too

They are easy to use. And yes you can use them to sleep in. No

Has lasting curls and fairly to sleep in

I have straight hair with essentially no natural body. It's thick, but fine and a just about shoulder-length. I had a lot of trouble getting these to stay in as they just slipped off. I finally resorted to using a clip and/or bobby pin to keep them in. If they had stayed in on their own they were pretty comfortable to sleep in, so if you don't need a clip like I did you should be okay. As I said, I have really straight hair - think Marsha Brady straight. The first time I used these my hair was so curly I could have played Annie. I am not exaggerating, it was truly a mass of curls all over. Combing it turned it into a frizzy mass. I ended up using a curling iron to get it under control. It was a trial & error process, but the end result actually looked pretty good and my hair had a ton of body & stayed looking good all day. I've played around with these since and found that the more hair on each roller helps, but it's still too curly. I have a similar type of curler that I got at a local store which makes bigger curls, so I'm using that for 80% of my hair and these for a few spots like the hairline at my neck where the extra curl works to add body. For the price it's worth it to have another tool which gives me options, but it isn't something that gives me a look that works without a whole lot of fixing.

Update - I bought another pack of these curlers, because I loved them so much. But they arrived flat as could be, I opened them and gave them room to breathe and still flat. I moved them to a gallon sized baggie, a week later still flat. So, I decided to return them. I tossed them in the backseat, so I had them with me, when I was somewhere near a Staples. It took a couple of weeks. But when I grabbed them, they were all puffed up. I don't know when the puffed up, but did eventually, so, I cancelled my return. They are decent curlers, my girls love them, and love being able to do their own hair. There is a lot of them, so, if they feel like curling the dog's hair, too They can. The work on short and long hair, thick or thin. The curls have lasted through the day. If your curlers, take a while to puff up, know that they will eventually. Threaten them with a return and drive them around in the car. If that what it takes. You will be happy that you didn't return them. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ These are great. They are comfortable to wear and to sleep in. They have different sizes in length and thickness. My daughters love doing putting their own curlers in, and they are easy for them to use. They work so well, too. I recommend these to everyone, little kids, big kids, adults, you will all love them.

First and foremost, these are a two inch sponge with a six inch wire at either end. That means, anyone with hair longer than two inches below the shoulder can’t use at all. Secondly, the best curl these will give is only with one inch sections. Anything bigger and these are impossible to tie. So keep that in mind. If you use a curling iron, that amount of time it takes you, is the same with this stuff. Thick-haired like me, you’re screwed. It’s 40min to an hour. Third, unless these are flush and tight against your head, you will not get a curled ringlet. You will get an uneven mixture of curls and beach waves. Fourth, these are near impossible to get tight and flush against your head. If you curl your hair with the curler against your head and wrap the hair around it going top to bottom, you have an issue with what to do with the ends of your hair. If you curl from the bottom to the top you end up doing most of them twice because they won’t stay against the head. The only two decent things are, one, if you are lucky enough to get it to curl, it does provide a tighter curl than the Octocurl, and second, they are softer to sleep on than the curling rods. Overall? Don’t buy. Too much frustration.

I love, love, love these curlers! I have brown and grey shoulder length hair and because I am 60 all my friends say I need to cut it short. I like short hair but I hate that you have to wash, dry and style it every single day which is why I leave my hair long. I washed my hair and let it air dry until it was damp, rolled my hair in these before I went to bed and when I got up I had a full head of soft, bouncy luxurious locks. My hair was soft and the curls lasted three days. They were completely comfortable to sleep in and easy to unroll and put back in the storage bag. My hot rollers are going in the garbage!