Any comments on foam hair (rat) thingy??

blackbarbie

New Member
I was in the BSS store today and I was the little sponge thing you form a bun with (the round one, not the straight one). I know that sponge rollers can zap the moisture right out of your hair but what if I saturate the sponge thingy with EVOO? I plan on using it after co-washes. Any thoughts?

The only reason I am considering using it is that even though my hair is past shoulder length, I still have a few layers trying to grow out and whenever I try to do a bun on my own, the ends stick out everywhere. I figure with a little help (the rat) my bun will be a little prettier, but I just remember sponge rollers being so bad for you and wonder if this alternative (soaking the sponge in EVOO) would help.
 

Mestiza

New Member
One time when I was in Sally's, a lady was going to buy one of those, but, the Cashier told her not to b/c it causes breakage.
 

krissyprissy

Well-Known Member
Get some black satin, needle and thread. Next stitch the satin completly around the dounut. This will keep your hair from drying out. Works like a charm.
 

blackbarbie

New Member
Mestiza said:
One time when I was in Sally's, a lady was going to buy one of those, but, the Cashier told her not to b/c it causes breakage.

That's what I was worried about....I was going to soak it in EVOO before I put in on though...I was still having flashbacks from being told that sponge rollers were not good for you and would dry your hair out, so that's what I thought about when i bought it.
 

blackbarbie

New Member
krissyprissy said:
Get some black satin, needle and thread. Next stitch the satin completly around the dounut. This will keep your hair from drying out. Works like a charm.

I guess I will be cutting up one of my satin do rag scarves up tonight!!:) That is a great idea! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
 

Mestiza

New Member
Originally Posted by krissyprissy
Get some black satin, needle and thread. Next stitch the satin completly around the dounut. This will keep your hair from drying out. Works like a charm.


blackbarbie said:
I guess I will be cutting up one of my satin do rag scarves up tonight!!:) That is a great idea! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

Yes, that sure is a great idea! :yep:
 

Victorian

old head
You know how you make a bun filler out of socks by cutting the toes and rolling the tube into a bun? Well I did the same thing with the leg of an old pair of hose rolled onto the foam bun. It does a nice job of creating a smooth, snag-free surface :)
 
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lkg4healthyhair

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krissyprissy said:
Get some black satin, needle and thread. Next stitch the satin completly around the dounut. This will keep your hair from drying out. Works like a charm.

This is exactly what I did with mine. I just used one on my many satin bonnets.
 

Pumpkinslim

New Member
I'm trying to understand what this is. Is this for creating a bun and keeping in for a while. Are there any pictures? Please explain.
 

bellezanegra826

New Member
I have one from sally's and I wraped it with braiding hair. this way when your hair separates or gets rubbed only hair is exposed, not satin. I have found that I haven't had any breakage from the bun itself because anything I put on my hair, I can also put on the hair that is covering the bun.
 

BLESSED1

New Member
Pumpkinslim said:
I'm trying to understand what this is. Is this for creating a bun and keeping in for a while. Are there any pictures? Please explain.

I have a pic in my album (link in profile)
 
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