How to Roller Set Relaxed Hair

How to Rollerset Relaxed Hair

• Step 1:
  Shampoo and condition you hair. Rinse out the conditioner but leave your hair wet. If you have to towel-dry, just press the towel on your hair. Do not rub it!
• Step 2:
  Take a dime-size of serum depending on how thick your hair is and apply all the way through your hair, focus on the ends. Comb with your wide-tooth comb.
• Step 3:
  Take a dime-size of your leave-in conditioner, depending on how thick your hair is and apply all the way through your hair, focus on the ends.Comb with your wide-tooth comb.
• Step 4:
  Fill up up your water bottle and re-wet your entire head. You might have to repeat this application, step-by-step once you get to each section.
• Step 5:
  OK, this is the easy part: with your skinny comb, part you hair down the middle, like a mohawk. Use your clips to keep the sides of your hair down. You should have three sections of hair: left, right and center.
• Step 6:
  Beginning with your mohawk first, take the front section and part about 1 inch. Hold between your fingers, spray with water and apply your setting foam or lotion. Comb your hair with your skinny comb down so it's hanging in front of your eyes. Hold the ends.
• Step 7:
  Take a roller and place it on your ends where your fingers are, on top of the hair. In other words, the roller should be on the other side of your hair, away from your face. Roll upwards towards the sky and onto your head. Secure at the base with a duckbill clip.
• Step 8:
  Repeat Steps 6-7 all the way down the mohawk, keeping the hair saturated.
• Step 9:
  Now, go to either the section on the right or left side. With your skinny comb make three sections, vertical. Use your clips to hold the hair out of the way.
• Step 10:
  Hold your hair between your fingers, spray with water and apply your setting foam or lotion. Comb your hair with your skinny comb down. With the section closet to your mohawk, part a 1-inch section, place the roller on the back of your hair, so it is by your face not on top and roll under and up. Secure with duckbill clip.
• Step 11:
  Do this for the entire section, then move to the last one. Repeat all the same steps.
• Step 12:
  I highly recommend sitting under a large hooded dryer to set your hair. Give yourself at least 1-1.5 hours on medium to high heat under the dryer. You can also air dry; but it will take longer and the results may not be as smooth.
• Step 13:
  Make sure your hair is completely dry before you take out your rollers.
  Periodically check at least one roller for dampness, this will let you know how much more time you need under the hood. Your hair will frizz if it's not dry!
• Step 14:
  Take out your rollers one by one. Be careful as the duckbill clip is metal and be very hot. Shake out, finger-comb or brush your hair into a "Wrap", depending on the style that you are looking for. Enjoy big bouncy beautiful hair!