What Was I Thinking??? Magic Silicone Rollers Hairstyle Tutorial On 4C Natural Hair

Hey what's up everyone, it is Tyiece here so today I am finally trying the magic rollers. I have been seen all over YouTube and Instagram. So I purchased mine on Amazon and I got two. I actually got four packs, so it came with two pink packs and it also came with two blue packs. So each of these packs have ten pieces each and they do have two different sizes. They have a small and a bigger size, so I got like 40 in total, so I'm going to be seeing how well these perform on my 4c hair. If I get any curls, if I like it or whatever, let's just see how it turns out. So my hair is all moisturize and detangle, and I'm just looking at these rollers and they look really big, especially the big ones. So I don't know if it's gon na fit on my hair. This is how the big ones look like this size. It looks really wide and it also comes with smaller ones. I feel like the smaller ones, will be better for my hair length right here. Look at that that was magic. Getting that part in one. Try I'm really impressed by that. This foam lotion actually feels nice. I do like the way it feels, so I want to saturate that with foam, so this is how they look and you just open it like this, pull it open and you have. This is where the hair is going to be rolled, and then you just close it back. So I'm going to put it close to my roots up like that, then you just wrap the hair around and then do it a bit tighter and then fold it over. This is how it looks. Oh my goodness, this stuff feels like a fail already. It feels kind unstable. Let me try the big one. Okay, Oh so the big one works. Think I'm doing it the wrong way. Oh, the big one work guys! It'S not that bad! That'S good news. That means I can do them in smaller sections and I can use more since I have 40 in total. I don't have to be limited by just 20. You know music, so I just figured out like why they have this right here. It makes it so much more easier when you put your thumb through this hole and then roll it. That'S a tip from me a little hack. I just figured out music, so I only have one more and I feel like I finally got the hang of this. You so I'm finally finish finally got these stuff in and I can go to bed now. Okay, so it is the next morning - and I would admit I woke up this morning and my hair was so so wet and I did use a lot of foam. I shouldn't have used that much, but I managed to sit under your dryer for about thirty minutes just to help speed up the process. So it's been about 12 hours later, since I installed all these, but not 12, like 14 hours later and we're gon na, take it down and see how the hairstyle turns out. It just looks straight: it's not even a curl. So this is the big one, and this is still a bit damp. Is that oil or dampness yeah it's damp? Okay, so I took out all and some of them have a nice curl. The smaller rollers came out better than bigger one. So apparently, my hair isn't long enough for the bigger ones. This is a fail guys. I don't know, I'm not feeling it I'm just pulling apart just to create a regular puff, because as soon as I go outside, it's gon na be a puff anyways. So I might as well just pull it apart now, okay, so this is the end result, and this is definitely a fail. I don't know what is this, but I feel like I wasted all that time. Just to get my hair like this, it looks like a stretched afro. So I would say the silicone rollers are great for a heat free way. If you just want to stretch your hair out, if you have like really really kinky hair like mine, I feel like I would have gotten better results. If I used more of the smaller rollers and do it in a really really tiny tinier sections than really big sections but yeah, this is my first attempt. I will definitely be revisiting this tool and hairstyle and seeing what I get next time, trying it a different way all that work for a stretch fro. But let me know what you guys think about it. I think it came out you guys gon na try it or not. Okay. So my final review are that these silicone rollers are very easy to sleep and they're much more comfortable than my perm rods. They were even more comfortable than flexi rods. I slept so good. It barely felt, like I had these in my hair. Another pro is that they're very easy to put on your hair. They also give you a nice stretch, a nice heat free stretch. If you wan na stretch your afro out without heat, they do come in two sizes. They come in the bigger size and also comes with the smaller size, but I feel like they need to just have a pack for just each sizes. They just give you half and half so you get like five big size at five small sides I feel like there should be just a pack or you can just order straight small sizes or straight big sizes. So another Pro I will say about this is that they're very affordable, they're, not expensive at all. I got forty for about eleven dollars on Amazon, so those were my pros of this tool, so the cons are that it's very hard to dry the hair because of how they're designed. So if you can see the hair goes around here and then once you fold it down, the hair is trapped with just these little holes for ventilation, but I feel like they're not enough to like fully dry the hair. So I would recommend using this on dry hair. So that's how I would try it in the future, where I blow dry my hair and then curl it on dry, hair versus wet yeah. So that's basically it for the silicone rollers. Will I try it again? Yes, I will try it again in the future when my hair gets longer and the next time I try it, it won't be on wet hair, and it will definitely be on already stretched hair. I feel like these will work much more better on already stretched dry hair, so that is my final review of the magic silicone rollers. I hope that you guys enjoyed my little tutorial and my final review on them. 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