Non-traditional rollers, such as Mizani’s Lacers and Hair Flair’s Curlformers, create frizz-free, long-lasting curls and waves without damaging the hair. Direct heat is not required to curl the hair with the tools.Mizani’s ...
Elizabeth Jakaitis・Assistant Editor
May 20, 2015
Image courtesy of Mizani
1 min to read
Non-traditional rollers, such as Mizani’s Lacers and Hair Flair’sCurlformers, create frizz-free, long-lasting curls and waves without damaging the hair. Direct heat is not required to curl the hair with the tools.
Mizani’s Lacer is a circle-shaped foam tool that gently defines curls, coils and waves while boosting dimension. Lacers can be used in a variety of ways to create a multitude of curl patterns and to reduce or increase volume depending on the desired result. The more hair you place on the lacer, the larger the curl.
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Curlformers are a synthetic, mesh tool that creates spirals, curls and waves using a hook-and-eye technique. Curlformers feature three lengths, three widths and two colors in each size; one color rotates clockwise, the other color rotates counter-clockwise.
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Dampen hair by sectioning and apply a firm-setting lotion for hold. Set root-to-ends with Spiral Curlformers. Leave client under a hooded dryer until hair is completely dry—30 to 45 minutes depending on length and texture. Check by removing a Curlformer and simply replacing it if the hair isn’t dry. Allow to cool and set before removing the Curlformers. Gently rake though hair with fingers to loosen slightly, and mist a hairspray to create durable, long-lasting curls.
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