🌀 Hype Hair Satin Foam Rollers, 42 Pieces Review

These are the best curlers I've ever used. Previous purchases of (many) other brands of foam rollers had plastic clips that didn't hold or broke in two. These new curlers are strong and give me the softest curls and I don't look like a poodle. I will buy again.

I like loving her. A foam roller with a satin finish wrapped around it to keep your hair from drying out. Ideal. However, these things are only flimsy. The satin bunches up or slips off at both ends of the roller. The frames keep falling apart, so you have to constantly put them back together with the slightest pressure. I've used MANY types of rollers in the past and these are by far the most annoying. If you manage to put them on your hair with the satin intact and not break the two pieces…

I was expecting the satin sponge rollers to be easy to roll and twist to attach. Instead, sponge rollers have a hole running through their center through which the stem of a large, long plastic fastener is inserted. I didn't understand from the description on the internet that the wheels were attached to a plastic holder like this. It was very difficult for me to twist my hair tightly due to the plastic fasteners. Some of the curlers just twisted in place when I tried to curl my hair tightly…

I have been buying reels of this brand for many years. I like the satin roller cases but they tear easily and the satin stretches and tears. My main problem is that you can't buy the required custom size. I only use the small and next size up rolls and end up throwing away over half the set of 42 because I don't need them. money wasted. Why can't you buy the exact size you need?

Love them! Very comfortable and safe for my natural hair. I haven't used them with heat because I don't use heat on my hair often.

These videos save lives. I'm so happy I got them. The satin covers the entire perimeter of the foam roller as described. Some reviews said the roller kept falling apart, but I didn't have that problem. These folks are probably using more than 1 inch per roller. Maybe that's why it's crumbling. If you use it like you are supposed to use hair curlers. 1-1.5 inches of hair, then that shouldn't be a problem. Hopefully my hair will grow back now since I don't curl it with a straightener every…