Velcro hairpins and their difference from others

If you are the owner of straight hair, then for sure you sometimes have to change your appearance, using all sorts of hair styling methods, including winding up. Let's talk about curling hair with curlers today.

Which curlers are better? How correctly to use them? For what types of hair do they fit, and for what length are they used? That's the whole list of questions that every woman wants to answer, who decided to use hair curlers or stopped before a huge choice in the store. So many of them are sold, various curlers, Velcro, boomerangs, foam rubber and so on ... Let's take a closer look.

Let's start, perhaps, with an option like curlers boomerangs. Yes, yes, do not be surprised, it's boomerangs! Of course, they have a very unusual look, but the quality of the curls is guaranteed. Perhaps the biggest plus of them is that they are able to lay hair of absolutely any length, without tangling them. So, with long and brittle ringlets, this option will be the most acceptable. Curler boomers are of different lengths, for different volumes of strands, and also differ in diameter, which will allow creating either small curls or luxurious curls. Another plus of these curlers - they are made of thick foam rubber and, therefore, they can sleep. And the curls do not deform, and in the morning you will get exactly the haircut you did in the evening before going to bed.

But foam rubber curlers do not promise this to you, because the material from which they are made is too soft, and in the morning you can expect a surprise: instead of curls, flattened curls.

Velcro-Velcro, or, as they are also called, hedgehogs, stick to the hair without all kinds of clips and elastics. Their diameter varies, so you can create any hairstyle. Ideal for short or medium length hair, as longer hair in them will simply get confused.

Metal curlers that contain bristles inside are similar in properties to curlers on Velcro, but they should not be used if you dry your hair with a hair dryer. Metal will heat up and damage your hair.

Rarely there are also velvet curlers, but they mostly work professionals, because their price is very high. But they almost do not damage the hair.

Still there are hair curlers, who are used mainly for perm hair, or to create hair style in the African style.

And also there are plastic thermobigues that are suitable for short hair, as the average length of their heat is not enough. But there are also their analogues, working on the electric grid - electric burgers. But both these options are merciless to your hair.

And now let's stop on how to wind the curlers on the example of curler-stickers.

They are some of the simplest hair curlers when used, and also do not damage hair as much. They can be wound on both dry and wet hair, using a fixative or foam. Using a comb, divide the hair into strands of the thickness that is necessary for the desired effect. The thicker the strand, the larger the curl. Begin to wind curlers, Velcro from the crown, covering gradually the hair on the side and the back of the head.

With short hair or medium length, you do not need additional attachments, which can not be said about the long hair - here you can not do without clamps.

After the hair is wound, dry them with a hair dryer or wait for them to dry out, and remove the curlers. Be careful with long hair, so that they do not get confused. By the way, you need to remove the curlers from the bottom up. After they are removed, you need to fix the locks with a varnish, just do not overdo it, otherwise you will get "wet waves" with stitched hair.