Some time has passed since you've heard anything about Strawllers. The winnings have been received and spent! Thanks again to everyone who took the time to vote and share. As promised, I am now providing you with a review of the tool.
What are Strawllers?
Strawllers are cylindrical tools with holes that provide you with the ability to set your hair in a curly style. Strawllers can be used on straight, curly and even tightly coiled hair.
How do they compare to flexi-rods and standard rollers?
Compared to flexi-rods, these tools yield a faster drying time. This is due to the holes that you will find on each individual Strawller. These holes allow air to flow freely. Like flexi-rods, they create a bit of bulk under a hooded dryer. You also have the option of air drying, which again is yields a faster drying time than that of flexi-rods.
Standard rollers will not give you the elongated curl that the Strawllers provide. While you can roll the hair in the same manner, the physical roller is simply not long enough. Fortunately, Strawllers come in short and long lengths to accommodate those with varying lengths throughout their hair or options for those with extremely long or short hair. Strawllers also come in a variety of circumferences even as small as the size of a drinking straw.
My sister and I make it a point to get out from time to time just to be 'girls'. With that being said, we usually end up at Ulta! On this particular day (like many others) I told myself that I was only going in to browse the selection...LOL! Yeah, it never works!
and it comes with the following:
I can remember being introduced to the hairpin in cosmetology class back in high school. Boy, did I think she was wasting her time teaching us about a hairpin. I thought it was a waste because 'we' used bobby pins! What is that loose hairpin going to do for 'our' hair!?
Many black hairstylists can agree that there is certain level of skill and artistry required to be able to successfully use those infamous marcel curling irons. You know, the irons that have to warm up in the stove? Having retired my irons and focused on natural hair, 
is the only reason why I still have my stove. The two pronged handles are reminiscent of the classic marcel irons, so it was an easy transition.
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