I was wondering if I could get the same type of curls with curlers. I've never used them before, though.

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Why don't you just use mousse? Or you could just embrace your natural hair...

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Because mousse makes me hair look gross. :) It doesn't give me the spiraly curls that I like.

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Quote: from radshelb at 12:11 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Why don't you just use mousse?  Or you could just embrace your natural hair...

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Because mousse makes me hair look gross. :) It doesn't give me the spiraly curls that I like.

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Well, then I guess you should just keep frying your hair until you don't have anything left.  

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Quote: from hassdelgado at 2:13 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Quote: from radshelb at 12:11 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Why don't you just use mousse? Or you could just embrace your natural hair...

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 Because mousse makes me hair look gross. :) It doesn't give me the spiraly curls that I like.  

 

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Well, then I guess you should just keep frying your hair until you don't have anything left.

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Will do.

I have really thick, resilient hair. I'm not losing it any time soon.

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Quote: from radshelb at 12:14 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Quote: from hassdelgado at 2:13 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Quote: from radshelb at 12:11 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Why don't you just use mousse?  Or you could just embrace your natural hair...

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  Because mousse makes me hair look gross. :) It doesn't give me the spiraly curls that I like.

 

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 Well, then I guess you should just keep frying your hair until you don't have anything left.  

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Will do.

I have really thick, resilient hair. I'm not losing it any time soon.

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I have really thick curly hair.  I used to straighten it everyday throughout middle school and until my junior year of high school.  It was completely fried and I stopped straightening it for a long time until it was healthy again.  Now I only do it every once in awhile.  Maybe you just need to take a break.  Not every girl needs straight hair to be beautiful.

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Quote: from hassdelgado at 2:16 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Quote: from radshelb at 12:14 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Quote: from hassdelgado at 2:13 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Quote: from radshelb at 12:11 am on Nov. 9, 2009

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Why don't you just use mousse? Or you could just embrace your natural hair...

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  Because mousse makes me hair look gross. :) It doesn't give me the spiraly curls that I like.    

 

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  Well, then I guess you should just keep frying your hair until you don't have anything left.

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 Will do.  

 I have really thick, resilient hair. I'm not losing it any time soon.

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I have really thick curly hair. I used to straighten it everyday throughout middle school and until my junior year of high school. It was completely fried and I stopped straightening it for a long time until it was healthy again. Now I only do it every once in awhile. Maybe you just need to take a break. Not every girl needs straight hair to be beautiful.

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I don't do it to be beautiful.  Hair that I can't control pisses me off.  If I wear my hair au naturale... I freak out. I don't know what it is. I've always been that way. I've been straightening and/or curling my hair for the majority of the last 8 years.  My natural hair isn't symmetrical. It's has a mindo f it's own. one side will look perfect and the other side will look like i brushed my hair with egg beaters.

Curlers give your hair that "VA-VOOM" volume that a curling iron simply cannot achieve. However, depending on the size of the curlers themselves, they may or may not curl as tightly as an iron. Therefore, I let 1 inch curlers sit in my hair for 1-2 hours as they cool down, then curl a few random pieces with the iron. Works wonders =]

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