Review on Remington Pearl Ceramic Setter Purple by Kevin Staniszewski

This is by far the best hair tool I have ever used. I've spent money on top-of-the-line dryers, flat irons, and brushes in the past, and none of them gave my hair the volume and curl that these curlers have. For reference, I have VERY thin, limp, greasy hair that reaches down to my collarbones. Pros: The device is so compact. You would never think this thing would hold 20 rolls. I was looking at a Babyliss set that only had 12 reels, but the unit looked bigger than this Remington (and it didn't even have clips like the Remington, it had thin metal pins). They heat up quickly. They are lined with velvet so they won't rub against your hair. And they only cost $30. Cons: There is a learning curve for curlers in general. I blow dry my hair and then use a fine-toothed comb to style the strands. I use big rollers on top, go down the back of the head (like a mohawk), use small rollers on the sides of the face, and then randomly fill in the rest of the head with the remaining rollers. I leave them on while I do my makeup (about 10-15 minutes), then take out the rollers, spritz on some texturizing spray, shake my head up and down a few times, and you're done. few try to get it right, but once you get the hang of it, it will be easy.