Finally got a pic up! Caruso Curlers

[amiradavis]

Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays!

I've been a lurker for a while and finally joined last week but couldn't get any pics up. I think I finally got it.

Anyhow, I'm trying to grow my hair to the middle of my back but I've always had trouble getting it any longer than it is right now. I finally got some good hair products and I'm going to try to get rid of heat everyday erplexed

Has anyone had any luck with the Caruso curlers? I'm thinking of purchasing them on Amazon.com and setting my hair once a week with them, thus getting rid of my straightening iron. Not sure how that will work but it's worth a try. I sleep on a satin pillow and never wrap. Mostly blow dry and straight iron. I know I need to get rid of heat in some way so I'm hoping using the curlers once a week will be better than straight ironing every day. My hair is so thick and dry though that if I don't straight iron every day, it will be a mess.....that is unless I"m doing something wrong.

Any advice would be appreciated. I'm a 4b with VERY thick hair.

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[Demi27]

I've never used them, but I heard they're pretty good. The only thing is, some people said they're kind of expensive. I did a search and a few people said they liked the Vidal Sassoon ones that were really cheap, but worked exactly the same. I looked online and Target sells them for like $20.
I saw a lot of people selling Caruso rollers on ebay, but it was just the rollers, not the part that heats them up. I didn't do a full search, though.
I hope they work for you (if you buy them). I'm gonna try the Vidal Sassoon ones first.