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But with such a wide variety of options, it's hard to know where to start and which hair curlers to use to get the texture you desire. Don't worry — we got you. We hit up a few hairstylists to find out just how to navigate the wonderful world of curlers, so you don't get lost in the sauce when you're at the beauty supply shop, IRL, or online.

While it is most commonly seen on 4C hair, it can work with an abundance of natural hair types whether you have 3B curls or 4C kinks. Instead with a curl sponge, it’s easier to get all of your curls looking the same and going in the same direction.Hair rollers are a type of hair styling tool that helps curl hair via either a manual or heated method. The curling works by rolling a section of hair around the barrel, and then “setting” the hair—either by leaving it for a few minutes to applying some heat—which makes it follow the roller’s shape, thus creating a curl. The fifth and final pro to using a curl sponge is that they can help your hair achieve a cohesive look. While many customers with kinky hair seem to have some reservations about curl sponges not being able to curl their hair, this brush proves them wrong.

While the rule of thumb is that your hair should be longer than an inch, there really isn’t a maximum length that could be given to you to follow. Sway / Heatless curling ribbon / Made in USA / Cotton velour / Jade / Curls / Beachy waves / Beach hair Ready to create natural hair magic with the help of a curly hair sponge? Follow our step-by-step tutorial below to score gorgeous sponge curls. STEP #1: WASH YOUR STRANDS SMALL heatless curls Mulberry silk hair curling ribbon SET, slim curl heaband short long hair no heat hair ribbon curler kit ,gift for herInstead, the fourth pro about curl sponges is that they allow you to save a significant amount of time styling your hair. Using hair rollers for curls has been a styling method for centuries. While the first heated hair curlers were invented in 1930, there are so many different types of hair rollers these days, you’re sure to find one that fits your time restraints, hair texture, and desired final curl look. There are tons of great options out on the market whether you’re looking for short, tight curls or long, looser ones. If the look and design of curl sponges isn’t confusing enough, another thing to consider when buying a curl sponge is the hole size. If you find that you’re replacing your curl sponge too often, chances are you need to invest your money into another brand.