2PCS Double-Layer Bangs Hair Curlers Roller Hair Styling Tools, Pink

I use one every day to give a slight curl to my bangs..it works every time and never gets tangled. I originally started using it to train my bangs to meet in the middle, and I loved how it turned out, so now it’s part of my daily routine!

I provided before(with the roll in) and after(once i took it out and combed lightly) pics as that's what i was looking for when i purchased it. I put it in after i wet my bangs, and then wait til they dry, maybe like 30min. Then i comb them to the spread out preference. So much easier than doing my bangs manually. I used to have issues with uneven spread, or being too flat, or some flipping different ways. This product really fixes that issue. It provides evenness, volume, and a perfect curve. To avoid the crease, make sure the gap on the cover piece is like in my first pic. Enjoy!

Works well to secure all hair in the front (bangs). But makes hair heavy & pulls it down.

slept with these in and made my hair look great! =) good solid product!

These are great! I got bangs within the last year and have been using there's for quite a few months now. My hair falls flat out of any style if it doesn't set into it, so I just roll my bangs up in these after I wet them down. I like that they have the locking piece. My only minor complaints are that they can get quite itchy against your forehead, and that depending on how fresh I am from a haircut they can be a bit too small and make a pretty intense curl.

good rollers! kinda uncomfortable against your skin though. I use mine for a pair of separated bangs and they are a decent size for that.

I bought some air bangs on ebay and they needed something to keep their shape. Bought these. They work perfect, slide right out but keep secure while on it.

NOT for fine hair. These rollers are essentially velcro, and my hair got stuck in them, I thought I was going to have to cut them out. I bought these to style my curtain bangs, and put them in on still-hot blow-dried hair and let them sit. When it came time to take them out, they would not unroll - my hair was totally stuck and attempting to unroll them was tugging and painful and ripping my hair. I had a moment of panic where I thought I was going to have to cut my hair to get them out. But working slowing in very small sections and pulling from the root with my fingers I was eventually able to disentangle my hair without too much damage. Will never be using these again. AND, even after all that, they did almost nothing to curl my hair, it was still mostly straight when I took them out - maybe I didn't leave them in long enough, but regardless I will be sticking with my old round-brush technique instead.