Hair By Sam McKnight The Big Set - Gold

This set is ideal for most hair types aiming for volume and a smooth blowout. It can be particularly effective for fine to medium hair seeking added body and shape. Long hair may require more rollers or a longer setting time.

The hood dryer attachment is designed to work with most standard hairdryers. While a powerful hairdryer can speed up the drying process, ensure it fits securely to the attachment and does not cause overheating or damage to the hood.

You can clean the velcro rollers by hand with warm water and mild soap. Gently brush away any trapped hair. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely before storing.

The set includes three sizes (small, medium, large) to offer versatility. Smaller rollers create tighter curls and more root lift, while larger rollers provide looser waves and overall volume, especially towards the ends of the hair.

No, the gold hood dryer is an attachment that connects to your existing hairdryer. Your hairdryer provides the heat and airflow that is directed through the hood.

This product is considered a personal care item and is non-returnable for hygiene reasons, similar to other beauty and grooming products that come into direct contact with the body.

The setting time can vary depending on hair length, thickness, and the power of your hairdryer. Generally, allow at least 20-30 minutes under the hood dryer for hair to dry and set completely. For best results, let hair cool completely before removing rollers.

Ensure hair is damp, not wet. Try using the provided clips for extra security, especially on thicker strands. Consider using a styling spray or mousse to add grip to the hair before rolling.

Verify that your hairdryer is securely attached to the hood and functioning correctly. Check that the hairdryer's own settings are on high heat and high speed. Ensure no part of the hood or hair is blocking the dryer's intake vents.

Ensure hair is completely dry and has cooled down before removing rollers. If hair is still warm, it is more likely to lose its shape. Allow the hood dryer to run for an adequate amount of time to fully dry and set the hair.

When removing rollers, do so slowly and carefully, unwinding the hair gently. Ensure rollers are not excessively large for the section of hair being rolled. Brush through hair with a wide-tooth comb after removing all rollers.