Priska
March 24th, 2023, 12:30 AM
Whoa I made a search with the word "rollers" here and got so much new interesting info about different kinds of rollers I have never even heard about... But I thought I could start a new thread about how roller users here are wrapping those rollers to their heads 😉 (If anyone is doing that anymore...)
I'm namely very happy that I finally found a way to set velcro rollers to my front hair so that it forms my hair very beautifully, just like I was dreaming in a princess style, that I was searching for years how to reach it. A bit like princess Jasmin in Disney's Aladdin movie. My head is longish and forehead high-ish, and I find my scull a bit too narrow, so I need volume to the sides and not on top of my head so much. I want to make my head look more like heart shaped, hard to explain. So if you look for instructions to put rollers to your front hair, they only show one way to do it: roll a big roller to all your bangs together from down rolling backwards towards behind your head (nineties supermodel style). But this gives me volume only on top of my head. I tried to half my front hair from the middle (I don't know if I should call them bangs or what, they reach my chin when my other hairs reach my waist) and rolled the rollers up from sides same way as the previous roller that I just described, but turned the outer edges back, so that from front you only see the wheel-shaped egdes of the rollers side by side (this is not so precise, I'm only trying to describe this so that somebody can understand what I mean 😂 ). I think this makes your layers frame your face in an absolutely gorgeous way with volume on the sides of your scull. 🙂 Has anybody else tried this way to set rollers? Or which way do you like?
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My problem might be that my front hairline is pretty high and there's not much hair growing high on my temples, where it should be growing to make it easier to get volume on the sides (male type bald spots -I have fine baby hair there though). But this way it succeeds.
I'm namely very happy that I finally found a way to set velcro rollers to my front hair so that it forms my hair very beautifully, just like I was dreaming in a princess style, that I was searching for years how to reach it. A bit like princess Jasmin in Disney's Aladdin movie. My head is longish and forehead high-ish, and I find my scull a bit too narrow, so I need volume to the sides and not on top of my head so much. I want to make my head look more like heart shaped, hard to explain. So if you look for instructions to put rollers to your front hair, they only show one way to do it: roll a big roller to all your bangs together from down rolling backwards towards behind your head (nineties supermodel style). But this gives me volume only on top of my head. I tried to half my front hair from the middle (I don't know if I should call them bangs or what, they reach my chin when my other hairs reach my waist) and rolled the rollers up from sides same way as the previous roller that I just described, but turned the outer edges back, so that from front you only see the wheel-shaped egdes of the rollers side by side (this is not so precise, I'm only trying to describe this so that somebody can understand what I mean 😂 ). I think this makes your layers frame your face in an absolutely gorgeous way with volume on the sides of your scull. 🙂 Has anybody else tried this way to set rollers? Or which way do you like?
*edit*
My problem might be that my front hairline is pretty high and there's not much hair growing high on my temples, where it should be growing to make it easier to get volume on the sides (male type bald spots -I have fine baby hair there though). But this way it succeeds.