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Summary
Kitsch's Rosewood Satin Flexi Rods create heatless waves or curls for an effortlessly classic look.
Benefits
- Alternative to heat styling for healthier, stronger strands over time
- Flexible design bends to secure rollers in place
- 100% satin prevents breakage & friction, gliding through hair without tugging
- For most hair types & textures
- No heat
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Reviews
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Hair Type
Most Helpful Positive Review
Easy to use and give nice curls
I wanted to take a break from blowdrying my hair because it was falling out so I gave these a try and im actually very surprised and happy with my purchase. I don't get the reviews here because its actually a great product. Girls at work think i actually spend time doing my curls. People that dont k...
Most Helpful Critical Review
Disappointed After 6 Months of Trying
I've been trying to use them for the past 6 months. I already had experience with heatless rods before, but a different style. First of all, these rods don't hold my hair at all. I spend about an hour (no kidding) trying to wrap them properly, and no matter what I do, everything just falls apart. My...
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Not for thick straight hair
This was not created for thick or straight hair. On top of that. The buttons are backwards which makes it difficult to close. Broke several nails even trying.
Not happy with purchase
Difficult to use and would slide off my hair, was not able to use…
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I really liked themm
I Hate These Things
Reviewed at
Now I have two useless sets of these. What a waste of time and resources.
Unfortunate
Reviewed at
These did not work for me. Which is sad because this is the second set of foam rods I've gotten from Kitsch that didn't work for me. I was really hopeful but they were a let down.
Questions
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- Q
My hair is 2A-2B and 3ish inches above my elbows, would I have better results with the jumbo or the regular size, and would I need to put texture powder/spray in before hand so they can hold better?
- Asked by CuriousGeorgeTheMusical
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageWith your length, the Jumbo Flexi Rods are the better fit. They work well for mid‑length to long hair and give soft, loose waves that suit 2A–2B texture without making the curl too tight. The regular size is usually better for shorter or very thick hair and can be harder to secure on longer lengths. For prep, a little texture spray or mousse on mid‑lengths and ends helps the satin grip your hair. Make sure your hair is just slightly damp so the rods stay in place overnight.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
How do you keep them secure? They are very slippery which helps tame frizzy hair but then they can't grip hair to keep them from sliding off. I need to secure them with claw clips.
- Asked by Lulu's mom
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageThe hold comes from the wrap itself, not a clip. Start with slightly damp hair, place the rod at your ends, and roll upward toward your scalp while tucking the ends in. Once it’s snug against your head, bend the flexible ends to secure it. That bend is what keeps it in place. If you want extra stability, link each rod into the next as you close them. And if they’re still slipping, try using smaller sections so the wrap is tighter.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Do the rods have a snap button on the ends?
- Asked by Diane
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageYes, each rods have a snap button on the ends.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
How many come in a box?
- Asked by Wolfekrest
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageEach box of the Satin Wrapped Jumbo Flexi Rods includes 4 rods.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Will these work on someone with a below-the-chin length bob? I want to create classic waves/curls but I'm too lazy to use a curling iron every time.
- Asked by Mare
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageYes, the Rosewood Jumbo Satin Flexi Rods will work great for creating classic waves or curls on a below-the-chin bob. Simply wrap your hair around the rods and let it dry for soft, bouncy curls without the need for a curling iron!Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
What size silk flexi rod is best for waves and bounce on a silk press hair?
- Asked by First time silk press user
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageFor a silk press that you want to keep smooth with added waves and bounce, the Jumbo Rosewood Flexi Rods are the best size to use.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Hi! Is it OK to wash and dry these rollers after using it for a long period of time?
- Asked by Chani
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageYes, it’s OK to wash and dry Rosewood Satin Flexi Rods after long-term use. Just gently handwash or spot clean them and let them air dry to keep them in good condition.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Hi! I am wearing these for the first time and as comfortable as they are I am trying to find a good way to sleep in them, any tips? (ps, i cant wear the flexirod that it's just one long satin rod because I have shoulder length hair)
- Asked by Sara
- Official Answer By KITSCH - Brand EngageWe recommend manipulating the rollers onto the top of my head and then securing them with a scarf or sleep bonnet to protect your hair while you sleep.Was this answer helpful to you