Rolled in cold
The heat comes from freshly blow-dried hair.
No plugs, no hot tools.
Aluminium core
Stores heat and releases it evenly.
24 Hair clips
Hold every roller in place, even in thick hair.
Salon finish
No appointment. No tip.
HEAD TURNERS
74,90 €
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HEAD TURNERS
HAIR SO BIG. HARD TO IGNORE.
Aluminium Hair Rollers
What's in the box
- 12 Aluminium Hair Rollers
- 4 Pieces, 40x90 mm
- 4 Pieces, 50x90 mm
- 4 Pieces, 60x90 mm
- 24 Steel Hair Clips
74,90 €
Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Free shipping within Germany from 50 €.
Sealed packaging. Unopened, untouched, just for you.
Shipping
All orders are shipped with DHL.
Delivery within Germany in 2 to 3 working days, within the EU in 3 to 5 working days, to Switzerland in 5 to 8 working days.
Free shipping within Germany on orders from 50 €.
Shipping costs for your country are shown at checkout.
You'll find all the details in our FAQ.
Hygiene & Returns
You have a 14-day right of withdrawal from the day you receive your order.
For hygiene reasons, our roller sets are sealed. As long as the seal is intact, you can return them as normal. Once the seal has been removed, your right of withdrawal expires. This also applies if it is evident that the seal has been removed and reattached.
For returns from Germany we provide a return label and deduct 6,95 € from your refund. From all other countries, you arrange the return yourself.
You'll find all the details in our FAQ.
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Your tools for blowouts straight from the salon
There's a tool for curls. There's a tool for straight hair. But there's no tool for what you actually want: hair that looks like somebody else styled it.
The HEAD TURNERS by THE MANE STUFF are the piece you've been missing. Twelve rollers, your hair dryer, your round brush. That's all it takes.
Shape sets as it cools. Not as it heats.
That's the whole trick, and it's the reason a curling iron creates a curl in three seconds and loses it again in three hours.
Hair takes on shape when it's heated, but only locks it in once it has cooled. With the rollers from THE MANE STUFF that's exactly what happens: slowly, evenly, under tension. You give your hair time. It gives it back to you.
Aluminium all the way through. No plastic dressed up as metal.
Plenty of rollers on the market have a plastic or wax core with a wafer-thin layer of aluminium on top. Looks the same, doesn't work the same: plastic insulates, aluminium conducts. Our rollers come without a plastic core. They absorb the heat from your hair across the full surface and release it slowly and evenly.
No 200 degrees. Just warm enough.
Straighteners and curling irons work in direct contact with your hair at up to 200 °C. The rollers from THE MANE STUFF have no heat source of their own. You roll them in cold and they only pick up the warmth still left in the section after blow-drying. You decide how warm it gets through your dryer setting.
Two clips per roller. Because one isn't enough.
A common reason why velcro rollers fail: they slip the moment hair has any weight to it. The set from THE MANE STUFF comes with 24 hair clips, two for every roller. Nothing slips, nothing sags, nothing needs redoing.
Less frizz. Because nothing gets dragged.
Frizz happens where hair is moved under heat. With the rollers from THE MANE STUFF the opposite happens: your hair lies flat on a smooth surface under tension and cools in exactly that position. It doesn't get squeezed between two hot plates and it doesn't get pulled through at 200 degrees. And you can see it.
No electronics. No cord.
No heating element that gives up after two years. No adapter to hunt down on holiday. Your rollers, a round brush, and you're packed. You'll find a hair dryer at the other end of the world too. And if you want to store them properly, that's what the MANE CLUTCH is for.
Rollers as an actual statement.
The signature red of THE MANE STUFF: turns cooling time into the first part of your look.
Not from a catalogue. From a salon.
THE MANE STUFF was developed inside a premium hair salon. We didn't sit down and think about what would sell well. We saw every day where it goes wrong at home. This product is built around exactly that.
Three sizes. One set. Endless results.
Your hairdresser never works with a single roller size: the crown needs height, the sides need movement, the nape needs control. That's why the set comes with three roller sizes, four of each. Combined, they make your blowout.
60 mm — Crown
Lifts the roots and leaves the lengths almost straight. For the section you notice first, and so does everyone around you.
50 mm — Sides
Volume and movement in one. Opens up the face and rounds out the blowout.
40 mm — Nape and fringe
Creates the most movement on shorter sections. For the nape, the outline and everything framing your face.
Blowout in 7 steps. That's it.
1. Prep
Work volume and smoothing products through towel-dried hair, from roots to ends. No base, no hold.
2. Rough-dry
Use the dryer nozzle for more control. Work your fingers into the roots and rough-dry until the hair is about halfway dry. Don't just blast away at it, that costs you time and volume later on.
3. Section off
Work in sections: start at the nape (ear to ear), then the sides (temple to temple), and finish at the crown. Clip the rest of the hair up. Never take a section wider than the roller.
4. Blow-dry
Blow-dry section by section with a round brush. Always pull forward or diagonally upward, never down. It's done when the ends gather, shine and curl in slightly.
5. Roll in
While the section is still warm: lay the ends flat on the grip and roll firmly toward the scalp. The more tension, the bouncier the result. Secure with two hair clips, first from below for stability, then from above to lock it in. Optionally go over the rollers again with warm air.
6. Let it cool
The aluminium in the rollers takes the heat from your hair and releases it slowly. The shape sets as it cools. Take them out too early and the blowout collapses.
7. Unroll and brush out
Unroll the rollers slowly in the direction you wound them, don't yank them out. Then leave everything alone and just let your hair hang. Finally, brush out section by section with a natural bristle brush, front to back.
Frequently asked questions
Do the rollers work on fine hair?
You bet!
Fine hair wraps around the roller several times, which makes it hold the shape even better.
And on thick hair?
They do!
Just make sure your sections aren't too thick. Use two HEAD TURNERS sets if you need to.
What about short hair?
The important thing is that your section can wrap around the roller at least 1.5 times. On a bob you'll use all three sizes: the large ones on top, the small ones at the nape.
Does hair get caught in the grip?
The grip is designed so that practically nothing gets caught. Just unroll the rollers in the direction you wound them and they release on their own.
Do the rollers get hot?
The rollers have no heat source of their own. They only pick up the warmth still left in the section after blow-drying and release it slowly. You control how warm it gets through your dryer setting. If you're sensitive to heat: use a lower setting and dry a little longer.
Do I need anything besides the rollers?
Yes, a hair dryer with a nozzle, a round brush and a natural bristle brush for the finish. The nozzle matters more than most people think: it focuses the air so you can work on individual sections properly.
How long do I need to blow-dry?
Until the section is dry. You'll know because the ends gather, shine and curl in slightly. The thicker your hair, the longer it takes.
How long do I leave them to cool?
As long as you possibly can. Your hair and the rollers should cool down completely. Take the rollers out too early and the movement disappears fast.
In what order do I take the rollers out?
It doesn't matter. All that counts is that your hair and the rollers have cooled down completely first.
My blowout looks flat after I take the rollers out. Why?
Most likely because you touched it too soon. After unrolling, just let your hair hang. If you go straight in with your hands, you undo your own work. Only then brush it out section by section with a natural bristle brush.
Can I sleep in the rollers?
We wouldn't recommend it. The rollers work off the warmth in freshly blow-dried hair. Overnight there's none of that left, and the result is noticeably weaker.
What are the rollers made of?
The rollers are made from aluminium (core) and nylon (hooks). Aluminium conducts heat evenly. For a better, more consistent result than conventional plastic or foam rollers.
How do I clean the rollers?
Pick hair and residue out of the grip regularly and wipe with a slightly damp cloth if needed. Don't hold them under water and don't soak them.
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