Babyliss Pro Nano Titanium 5 Jumbo Roller Hairsetter

The rollers heat up fast and the curl really stays. I wish they were bigger. The description says jumbo, and they are not.

This set works as described however I only rated it a four because I was personally more interested in getting volume. I was hoping for the Victoria Secret volume look and this delivered much tighter curls than what I wanted. The 1.5" is too small to get the desired look, will use for the bottom portion of my hair and use the John Frieda 2" rollers for volume at the top. Summary - good if you want curls, but not good if you are looking for just nice VS volume.

I returned these rollers. They just did not work for me as they were not hot and my hair did not hold the curl.

The first time I tried this set I thought it wasn't working properly. I have curly hair, but I wanted to try waves for a different style. I blow-dried my hair and then tried setting it, but the waves were not very defined and I ended up with straight hair with a lot of volume. The next time I used the set I let my hair air-dry most of the way and then set my slightly damp hair with the rollers. This worked much better and I came out with nicely defined waves that lasted all day. (My hair tends to hold styles well in general.) The only con is that these rollers don't heat up as quickly as I thought they would. I also wish there was a better way to store the clips so they don't get lost.

Let me tell you that I am so glad I chose the BaByliss Nano Titanium Jumbo Roller set! Talk about an easy time saver! This is it! I had dinner plans with a girlfriend, but as usual, I was running super short on time. I set up and plugged in the Nano Titanium, brushed out my hair and started on my make-up while waiting for the Nano to heat up. It only took the Nano a couple of minutes to heat up. The little red dot indicator turned white in no time! It was ready to use. So I took the top crown part of my hair and clipped it up and sectioned the bottom half of my hair into three parts. I took the roller and rolled my hair up into the three sections, clipping them with the super awesome and easy to use clip to hold my hair in place. I then un-clipped the top crown section of my hair, divided it into two parts, and rolled my hair up into two sections. I left my hair in the rollers for about 10 minutes. Following the instructions, I unclipped bottom first, letting the rollers fall out, my hair instantly had big and beautiful curls. I didnâ??t even have to brush these curls out. They were ready to go. I was in such disbelief that my thick hair was styled by only 5 jumbo curlers and that it actually turned out well. 

Truly JUMBO size (1 1/2" rollers) are VERY difficult to find in a travel size, and this set is perfect. I have long (24"), straight, naturally blonde hair that is THICK, THICK, THICK, and this set does the trick for putting in gorgeous, Victoria's Secret style waves.

Design is well thought out: cord wraps around base for storage, metal U-shaped clips store conveniently in front holding slot (put in curve side down for best fit with cover closed), voltage can be changed with simple switch on bottom when travelling, and 5 rollers are just enough for a full setting (2 in front, 2 in back, 1 underneath in back) - and my hair is thicker than everyone I know - and longer at 2+ feet, too. Overall size fits in my carry-on in a minimum of space, and is lightweight.

Personally, I love that metal clips are included, as I find they are far superior to horrid, space-sucking plastic clips. But for those of you that prefer that telltale "kink" in your hair because you haven't mastered metal clips, a set of the plastic butterfly clips is included, too.

I've owned my Babyliss set for over a year, and they work flawlessly. I also own the Helen of Troy Jumbo Travel Set (5 curlers arranged in a straight line), and find these to be much more convenient for travel, thanks to the compact design. The roller design is also easier to use than the H.T. set, as the Babyliss ends don't get so hot that your fingers burn - a common problem with the H.T. rollers. These Babyliss rollers are more expensive, but given how often you'll use them, I'm sure you'll find they're worth their steeper price.