Review on Diane Magnetic Hair Roller, Grey, 2 Inch - Unbreakable Material for Effortless Curls and Perfect Hair Styles by Shannon Harris

This is a great way to beat the heat and still look stylish. I try to grow my hair out and have a hard time letting it air dry - it always comes out frizzy, straight in some places and uneven waves in others. I have tried many air drying products and have never been happy with the results. But it's legal! It's not perfect, it's not as durable as a good blow dryer or curling iron, but it doesn't damage my hair and I still feel presentable! My hair is just below my shoulders, damaged and thin (but lots of hair). I apply all 12 to damp hair (secured with bobby pins/barrettes) after covering strands with leave-in conditioner and remove when almost completely dry (after about 1 hour). ) and put on something different, put on make-up and take it out. wavum! It's time consuming, it probably won't be feasible after the pandemic (when we all go back to work and school), but for now I'm digging! Regarding the product described, I don't understand how these reels can be called "magnetic". Whether my hair is wet, wet, or dry, my hair doesn't "stick" to it. I have to secure them each with at least two alligator clips or invisible bobby pins. The rollers are smooth and make my hair smooth. While there is a learning curve to using them, and while they aren't magnetic as advertised, I still think they're worth buying for $5.