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Sleep in Hair Rollers??

whatlliwear · 2014-01-25 22:55:28

Are these any good for hair just below the shoulder with lots of layers? Any brands you'd recommend please? I've never tried them but would like to give them a try.

25-01-2014 10:55pm

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whatlliwear

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Are these any good for hair just below the shoulder with lots of layers?
Any brands you'd recommend please?
I've never tried them but would like to give them a try.

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#2 25-01-2014 10:59pm

DonnaDarko09

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I dont find them comfortable to sleep in at all! I know others sleep ok though. I would think with shorter layers they may not work too well as quite big.

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#3 27-01-2014 10:11pm

Sarah Bear

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Sleep less rollers! Torture! But great results haha

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#4 29-01-2014 10:29am

greentea is just wrong

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I got some in Sally, not too sure which brand.

Found them not the worst to sleep in. I put them in and sort of arrange them so there's a bit of my head that lies on the pillow without them haha. Obviously not as good as a normal nights sleep though...

I don't really have layers, so can't say either way how good it would be for them..

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#5 29-01-2014 1:51pm

anniehoo

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I haven't used mine in awhile as my hair is very long (too long) right now but will be getting it chopped after payday so will be back using them. This was my experience of them.

You won't get the best nights sleep of your life but they're not that bad either.

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#6 29-01-2014 4:54pm

redfeilds18

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Well, I have used velcro curlers for years, but hatred to sleep in them not only did they hurt my head but did bad things to my neck...

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#7 02-02-2014 10:47pm

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I have them and they are good but not for sleeping in! I bought the dryer hood which I pop on when doing my makeup and the end results are better than if I slept (or tried to sleep!!) in them!

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#8 03-02-2014 12:41pm

Candy_Girl

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Sleep in rollers me arse They're good for putting a bit of bounce in your hair, but if your hair is anything like mine (long, heavy & thick) then your hair most likely will be flat again within a few hours...or maybe I'm just doing something wrong.

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