I bought some rollers from the dollar store for....a dollar, lol, and I am SO happy with the results!
The foam rollers that I'd bought a couple months ago when I first did the big natural chop got a little bent out of shape after a while so I had to throw most of them away. As a result, I didn't have enough when I decided that I wanted to try out a new style. So I went to my local 99 cent store (or maybe it was Dollar Tree; I can't remember!) and bought 2 packs of yellow rollers.... They were EXTREMELY difficult to work with and I must admit that I quite abhor them, lol, BUT I am very happy with how my hair turned out for this style.
I sectioned the back off first and did several rows of horizontal flat twists that converged in the middle and up-braided the convergence vertically:
You've seen me utilize this method in the past when my hair was too short back there to actually form an updo without it. This time it was optional, not mandatory :) (It's GROWING!). After I finished the twists and secured the braid with a band, I took the remaining hair and used some of my old foam rollers and some of the new yellow rollers. The yellow rollers definitely accommodated a lot less hair that the other ones. Oh, and I put a couple more flat twists on the left side.
I left those in over night and took them down in the morning to some beautiful, bouncing curls! I took the curls and bobby pinned them to one side for a one-sided bang look and voila, issa hairstyle:
The style lasted probably about a week. <3
Have you ever tried using those terrible little yellow rollers?
Tag me in your favorite roller updo!
Have you ever tried using those terrible little yellow rollers?
Tag me in your favorite roller updo!
- "Mo hair"
Rahkua Ishakarah
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