Set Hair

How to Roll and Set Hair Under a Dryer

With a few basic supplies, you can set yourself up for the salon treatment right at home. Grab yourself some curlers and a hood dryer, and you’re ready to style. When you unwind and shake out your tresses, your super-chic curls will be ready...

Hair Chopsticks Vs. Eating Chopsticks

So-called hair chopsticks and eating chopsticks actually go by different names. Chopsticks you eat with are "chopsticks." No surprise there. Hair ornaments shaped like chopsticks are called "kanzashi" in Japan, and they have...

How to Roller-Set Hair After a Relaxer

Relaxers can take a lot out of your hair. After having chemicals applied to your locks to straighten them, give your hair a rest from heat by opting for a roller set. Blowing out your strands would create additional stress on your hair, and roller...

Different Ways to Put Up Your Hair With Chopsticks

If you're looking for a new way to wear your tresses up, try using chopsticks. Tucking a chopstick or two into your coif not only keeps your style secure, it also looks incredibly cute. There are plenty of ways you can use chopsticks to accent...

What to Put on Hair After a Rod Set

When you need curls that just won't quit, a simple flip of the curling iron won't do. You may need a visit to your stylist for a rod set, which results in cute and springy curls that last for days on end. However, it is something of a process to...

Do You Need Setting Lotion for a Spiral Rod Set?

Spiral rod sets are a fantastic way to get perfect ringlet curls. After rolling hair in spiral rods and sitting under a hooded dryer, you'll have curls that'll last you until your next wash. A little more goes into the style than just rolling up...

Straw Set Hair Styling

If you're looking for a different way to add curls to your hair, try a straw set. Straw sets give you tiny ringlet curls that create tons of volume in your locks. The style is ideal for pumping up fine hair, but looks fab on ladies with thicker...

What Are You Supposed to Do After Setting Your Hair With Rollers?

When you set your hair in rollers it gives your hair added body and volume. It allows your hair to dry more thoroughly and evenly compared to regular air drying. But setting your hair in the rollers is just half the job. Now that your rollers are...

How to Spiral Set Hair

Spiral set curls aren't just for Little Bo Peep anymore. Women of all kinds are sporting what your granny called ringlets, from JLo's loose, lush waves to Raven-Symone's cute, little natural curls. Setting spiral curls is a snap once you know some...

How to Wrap & Set Hair

Ladies, when you are short on time and cash, but you need to work a miracle with your hair, then using the wrap and set styling method is your best choice. Wrapping your hair is a method used to flatten your hair after a roller set. Once the hair...

How to Set Hair With Rollers Using Mousse

You yearn for long, lasting springy curls that can withstand anything that you put them through, even if that involves a night of dancing and joint hopping on the rainiest night of the year. Thermal curls just don't hold up, as evidenced by your...

How to Set Hair on Hot Rollers

Catch the wave, girl, because big curls are back. When you crave big waves and pumped-up volume, hot rollers can get it done. Nothing creates flowing curls quite like a head full of hot rollers. All it takes is clean, dry hair and a few minutes...

How to Set Hair on Perm Rods

A perm is a good way to get a whole new look in a hurry, turning limp hair into a curly do, or tight natural curls into relaxed, soft curls. If possible, do a buddy system perm and ask a friend to help. Rolling the hair can be tricky when you...