Review on Bouncy Hair Envy: Annie Styling Tools/Rollers for Perfect Curls and Waves by Jennifer Schmeisser

I have lost most of my hair in the last year due to surgery, multiple blood transfusions and drug reactions. I had to cut my hair very short and also do without chemicals. My hair is naturally curly, about 3 or 4c. These reels work well, but professional magnetic reels are a bit longer. As such, you may need to use more of it than you expect. I'm taking off a star because one of the lids was broken right out of the box and the rolls didn't fit the lid snugly. I'm a licensed cosmetologist so I have the right roller clips for this type of roller, Annie Slide-In Clips, 80 Count. All other clips are for curling. I used push in clips to hold the casters in place. I wrapped my hair in a satin scarf and slept in curlers. When I woke up and removed the curlers, my hair was curled beautifully. I could have bought a size bigger but wanted to make sure the curlers wouldn't fall off and they would work well. I also liked the black color. I have old professional colored magnetic rollers from cosmetology school that are over 30 years old. That was my first black set. Magnetic rollers work well once you understand how to use them and are easier to clean because they are made of hard plastic. They are called magnetic because the hair sticks to the roller when wet. Use a little gel or mousse if you want a stronger hold. Makes every hair type look better, but works wonders for smoother styling on curly hair. Use the biggest roller your hair can fit to straighten your hair.