I'm a cosmetology grad from 10 years ago, and finally have my priorities in order to practice for the Cosmetology State Boards in MI. Watching this video made me realize I need to get out of the books for a day, and actually put my hands to work for the practical portion. Thanks for the inspiration!
Gurl it’s never too late I took state board ten years after I started beauty school to I’m licensed and passed and it really is all about studying and putting the work in for state bored I have the videos for the state board still saved on my phone where my instructor demonstrated the entire state board if your truly interested I’ll send them your way they were the reason I passed !!
Beautiful! I remember when I was a young girl. The BRIDES getting their hair done… they’d go the day before their wedding… get their set done and come back to the salon for the “unveiling “ of their style. These videos are simply amazing and creative! Thank you!
I’ve been roller setting my hair for years and its never come out the way I’ve wanted. This is by far the best roller set I’ve ever seen, I’m going to try your technique and see how it goes thank you so much for this video it was so helpful
@@StylistLee1I second that. I have very curly hair but all videos ever have straight thin hair so never understood some parts. Thank you so much for this video!
Absolutely beautiful.❤ You make it look so easy with those darn clips lol The clips & pins have always given me trouble. You're so gifted. Thank you for sharing😊
I’ve always set my hair from the top down, rather than from the lower up. Going to try & see if it makes a difference. I take too much hair in a single “bite.” Your set is perfection!
Yes, I find working from the bottom up to be easier. Thank you so much for viewing my content. Be sure to let me know how this technique worked for you.
Hi Lee! As you can see, I have been obsessing over this look for 5 months now, and have come to the conclusion it’s the only hairstyle for me. Like Forever. Would you be able to give me a quick summary of the existing haircut on this mannequin, so I can relay them to my hairdresser in hopes of achieving this❤️🥺
@@StylistLee1 do you teach online classes for starting out hairdressers and do you use foam hair rollers because I am a starting out hairdresser also I am from Philly please let me know if you are teaching online classes for starting out hairdressers in Philly please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please reply back to me antionetta Wolfe from Delaware County PA
My hair texture is similar….curly but thin. I use a light mousse (foam), something that is volumizing. Gel or creams are too heavy and weigh my hair down.
@@jodiehardy7220 A brand called Shea Moisture has a good mousse called Frizz-free Curl Mousse. It’s formulated without harsh ingredients and works really well. It’s almost a cross between a mousse and liquid, but doesn’t weigh the hair down. There’s also something else called Lottabody, it’s a blue liquid, that is meant to be sprayed on hair before you roller set it. It has great hold and very reasonably priced. You can find both these products in the black or ethnic hair care section of Sally’s or any beauty supply store.
Amazing roller set, you are a very talented and skilled professional… thanks for sharing your expertise… I wonder if it would work on fine thin 1-2a texture hair…
I've been trying to learn more on curling my hair cause I'm just board with straight hair and teased crown. I literally just got Velcro rollers and came across this video..do you like Velcro rollers for this style or the ones your using? I have thin long hair and tease my hair for volume..which would best benefit me to achieve this look?
Hi! Great question. I have tried both and to be honest I prefer hard rollers versus Velcro. However, I do find that a-lot of my Caucasian clients like Velcro. But being that you have fine/thin hair, I would not recommend. If done incorrectly, Velcro rollers could be a disaster. I find that you can achieve the same beautiful results using har rollers without the pain or tangling of Velcro.
Yes of course! It's all in wrist and the tension. When you are doing a roller set its best that the hair is fully saturated with water and little setting lotion to allow for a great grip around the roller. Once you roll the hair at 180 degrees begin to slightly pull your roller at 90 degree angle, while continuing to roll the roller to the base. You should then see that your hair is smooth and the roller should look very stabile. After, apply your clip. Hope this helps.
I noticed that you said to only use about 3-4 (at the most 5) pumps of the setting lotion, but on the mannequin I saw that you actually used about 8 pumps. Is this right?
Not necessarily, however the wetter you make your hair, the more noticeable and defined its curl will be. Just note you will need to dry hair for over a 1hour
You will not get the same results by air-drying. A hood-dryer produces endothermic heat. Excessive heat damages hair. You will need to adjust the heat settings on your dryer to accommodate your hair texture or type.
Unfortunately, you will not get the same roller set result with air drying. The heat from the dryer helps with sealing the hair cuticle and setting the curls in place.
Does anyone know how long the mannequins hair was? Also what were the size of the rollers??? Im trying to recreate keke palmers hair in her latest photoshoot !
Women's and Dominicana Republic 🇩🇴 can roller set their hair with their eyes closed 🤔 I've been watching my great-grandmother, grandmother, my mother roller set with hard plastic rollers and bobby pins since I was a baby. If part of our Dominican culture.
Many Caucasian women in the US used to do this. The trend was losing favor as the WW2 Generation women were passing away. Baby Boomers and Gen X really didn't get into it because it became an "old lady" hair style. Now younger women are rediscovering it and it's becoming popular again.
That is Dominican style roller set 😁 Dominicans been doing this type of roller set technique for centuries 🤔 it's considered part of the 🇩🇴 Dominican culture.
She is such a positive Stylist giving tips of a style. Why are you referencing where it may have originated from..? Put your negative energy somewhere else.
Girl the majority of Dominicans are mixed race lol Its a whole joke in the latin community that Dominicans refure to accept that. Ofc yall were doing what every black women were doing in the 60s around the globe, it was a trend that worked specifically well on permed hair, although it also worked in natural straight hair
I'm a cosmetology grad from 10 years ago, and finally have my priorities in order to practice for the Cosmetology State Boards in MI. Watching this video made me realize I need to get out of the books for a day, and actually put my hands to work for the practical portion. Thanks for the inspiration!
How did you do?
Soo Proud of you! Your going to do great in this industry with that attitude
Gurl it’s never too late I took state board ten years after I started beauty school to I’m licensed and passed and it really is all about studying and putting the work in for state bored I have the videos for the state board still saved on my phone where my instructor demonstrated the entire state board if your truly interested I’ll send them your way they were the reason I passed !!
Roller sets still reign Supreme.
Beautiful! I remember when I was a young girl. The BRIDES getting their hair done… they’d go the day before their wedding… get their set done and come back to the salon for the “unveiling “ of their style. These videos are simply amazing and creative! Thank you!
Yassss!
I love to observe the skilled hands of a confident stylist.💛
Excellent tutorial. Roller set never disappoints 😊
Totally agree!
I’ve been roller setting my hair for years and its never come out the way I’ve wanted. This is by far the best roller set I’ve ever seen, I’m going to try your technique and see how it goes thank you so much for this video it was so helpful
You're so welcome! Thank you
@@StylistLee1I second that. I have very curly hair but all videos ever have straight thin hair so never understood some parts. Thank you so much for this video!
@@StylistLee1especially the volume to section size part! Never thought that through.
That is gorgeous!!!Could you please make more roller wet sets?🙏❤️
Sure! Thank you for the suggestion
Absolutely beautiful.❤ You make it look so easy with those darn clips lol The clips & pins have always given me trouble. You're so gifted. Thank you for sharing😊
You can do it! Just remember I've had over 12 years of practice.
I’ve always set my hair from the top down, rather than from the lower up. Going to try & see if it makes a difference. I take too much hair in a single “bite.” Your set is perfection!
Yes, I find working from the bottom up to be easier. Thank you so much for viewing my content. Be sure to let me know how this technique worked for you.
@@StylistLee1 I will! New sub too.
This was beautiful! This is now my signature style 🌸✨
Thank you Love!
Hi Lee! As you can see, I have been obsessing over this look for 5 months now, and have come to the conclusion it’s the only hairstyle for me. Like Forever. Would you be able to give me a quick summary of the existing haircut on this mannequin, so I can relay them to my hairdresser in hopes of achieving this❤️🥺
Thank you Beautiful! The cut on this mannequin is a traditional layered hair cut. Tell your hairstylist I did a 90 degree hair cut. She will know!!
You are so kind! Thank you for sharing your 🔑 to this magic!😍❤️ your videos are my favorite!
This is gorgeous, I will definitely try it out
Please do! Thank you for watching
@@StylistLee1 do you teach online classes for starting out hairdressers and do you use foam hair rollers because I am a starting out hairdresser also I am from Philly please let me know if you are teaching online classes for starting out hairdressers in Philly please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please reply back to me antionetta Wolfe from Delaware County PA
Love this, this is the exact way I learned in cosmetology school.
Thanks lovely.. You already know
This look is amazing!!
Fabulous!!! 💖💖💖
Thank you!!
Hi 👋, I still roll my hair, after washing! Still have full and healthy hair! 👍
Absolutely true 💯!
You’re so fast, wow ❤️
I still get roller sets. My hair is mid back. No other style really works that well for me.
So true! Love roller sets
This is so beautiful!
Thank you!
I’m going to try this
Yass!
Thank you for your time and efforts Sister
That's really helpful. Thank you x
Your Welcome!
This is so gorgeous! What type of foam would you recommend for someone with thin hair but a lot of it that’s naturally curly?
My hair texture is similar….curly but thin. I use a light mousse (foam), something that is volumizing. Gel or creams are too heavy and weigh my hair down.
@@Vbe796 Thank you! Is there a particular brand you'd recommend?
@@jodiehardy7220 A brand called Shea Moisture has a good mousse called Frizz-free Curl Mousse. It’s formulated without harsh ingredients and works really well. It’s almost a cross between a mousse and liquid, but doesn’t weigh the hair down. There’s also something else called Lottabody, it’s a blue liquid, that is meant to be sprayed on hair before you roller set it. It has great hold and very reasonably priced. You can find both these products in the black or ethnic hair care section of Sally’s or any beauty supply store.
@@Vbe796 thanks for all your help! I’ll check those out!
Amazing roller set, you are a very talented and skilled professional… thanks for sharing your expertise… I wonder if it would work on fine thin 1-2a texture hair…
Yes, absolutely
Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊
What sizes of roller did you use
that’s fire 🔥🔥
Thank You!
I loved the roller set. May I know where to purchase this exact mannequin
This mannequin head is an oldie but goodie.LOL! But for great practice, I recommend purchasing your mannequin from Pivot Point or Salon Centric
What “setting lotion” are you using?
Kera Care Setting Lotion Medium Hold
Very helpful. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
i am doing this for the first time on a client tomorrow wish me luck!
Hope your roller set came out great! Thank you
Perfect 🧡🧡🧡
Thank You!
Thank you so much!
Thank You
Can Someone tell me the size in mm?
Girl so much body so much VOLUME in the hair it's beautiful,GORGEOUS 😍🥰💋
Thank you so much!!
is there a wrapping lotion you suggest.
Beauuuutiful!!!
Thank you!!
where do you get the rollers and clips from?
You can get rollers from Any Beauty supply or Sallys Beauty.
This. This. This video❤❤❤❤❤
I've been trying to learn more on curling my hair cause I'm just board with straight hair and teased crown. I literally just got Velcro rollers and came across this video..do you like Velcro rollers for this style or the ones your using? I have thin long hair and tease my hair for volume..which would best benefit me to achieve this look?
Hi! Great question. I have tried both and to be honest I prefer hard rollers versus Velcro. However, I do find that a-lot of my Caucasian clients like Velcro. But being that you have fine/thin hair, I would not recommend. If done incorrectly, Velcro rollers could be a disaster.
I find that you can achieve the same beautiful results using har rollers without the pain or tangling of Velcro.
Can this be done on 4c hair?
Yes, but itvwill look more like a blow out.
I Agree with Doris!
Love it
Thank you
Hi can you use setting lotion on a human hair wig ? Btw I watched this video, to learn how to roll hair, so that can do this to my wig.
I love this video! I'm a new cosmetology student learning roller sets,: can you tell me why my roller sets are too loose and not as smooth as yours?
Yes of course! It's all in wrist and the tension. When you are doing a roller set its best that the hair is fully saturated with water and little setting lotion to allow for a great grip around the roller. Once you roll the hair at 180 degrees begin to slightly pull your roller at 90 degree angle, while continuing to roll the roller to the base. You should then see that your hair is smooth and the roller should look very stabile. After, apply your clip.
Hope this helps.
@@StylistLee1 thank you so much for your knowledge; I truly appreciate it
Mam, you have given steam after setting ? why you put under hair steamer ?
I noticed that you said to only use about 3-4 (at the most 5) pumps of the setting lotion, but on the mannequin I saw that you actually used about 8 pumps. Is this right?
Can we use this procedure for long hait
Great Question! Absolutely you can do this technique on long hair as well.
Wish you mentioned what base it was
Yes!!!!
Thanks Babe!
Do the hair has to be drenching wet?
Not necessarily, however the wetter you make your hair, the more noticeable and defined its curl will be. Just note you will need to dry hair for over a 1hour
Can I use these rollers on dry hair after rough drying it too? Thinking about buying magnetic rollers
Rollers should be set on "Wet Hair". Attempting to roll on dry hair will not give you these results you see here.
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Please ma'am, what is the name of the pin you used.
Fracens Robert 😊😊
Would it be the same if i air dry it coz I don’t wanna use heat
You will not get the same results by air-drying. A hood-dryer produces endothermic heat. Excessive heat damages hair. You will need to adjust the heat settings on your dryer to accommodate your hair texture or type.
@@candicesmith494 I have relaxed hair
I agree with Candice! Thank you
Unfortunately, you will not get the same roller set result with air drying. The heat from the dryer helps with sealing the hair cuticle and setting the curls in place.
How can you create waves
Can you do that roller set on a braid less sewin with the same side part?
You sure can, as long as its on 100% human hair
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Cute ❤
Does anyone know how long the mannequins hair was? Also what were the size of the rollers??? Im trying to recreate keke palmers hair in her latest photoshoot !
The mannequin's hair was cut in layers. But the length ranges from 12"to 14".
@@StylistLee1 THANK YOU STYLIST LEEEEE ❤️💖👏🏾👏🏾
Subsections has absolutely nothing to do with volume, however, base placement does.
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Beautiful & So Much Body
Thank You!
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Women's and Dominicana Republic 🇩🇴 can roller set their hair with their eyes closed 🤔 I've been watching my great-grandmother, grandmother, my mother roller set with hard plastic rollers and bobby pins since I was a baby. If part of our Dominican culture.
Many Caucasian women in the US used to do this. The trend was losing favor as the WW2 Generation women were passing away.
Baby Boomers and Gen X really didn't get into it because it became an "old lady" hair style. Now younger women are rediscovering it and it's becoming popular again.
It work in Hour hair
2 to 3 weeks?! For my kid it's like 1 day more like 1/2. 😂😂 I wish 2 weeks.
That is Dominican style roller set 😁 Dominicans been doing this type of roller set technique for centuries 🤔 it's considered part of the 🇩🇴 Dominican culture.
What? 😂😂😂😂
Never that perfect on long thick hair.
Just keep trying! It will be
Lol can a white girl use this
Absolutely love!
Americans started copying roller set.🤔 When you guys started going to Dominican hair salon to get the famous ( Dominican blowout. )
She is such a positive Stylist giving tips of a style. Why are you referencing where it may have originated from..?
Put your negative energy somewhere else.
Girl the majority of Dominicans are mixed race lol Its a whole joke in the latin community that Dominicans refure to accept that. Ofc yall were doing what every black women were doing in the 60s around the globe, it was a trend that worked specifically well on permed hair, although it also worked in natural straight hair
So helpful. Thank you
You are so welcome!