If Your Tired of Your Curly Hair, Do A Roller Set | Straight Natural with No Heat Damage

[@kelliroberts5556]

I’ve been a mostly straight natural for about two years and I love it! My curls are still healthy, but I see a natural stylist every two weeks so I attribute her skill for keeping my hair healthy!

[@JadeGodbolt]

Yup that’s a HUGE part of it! You’re investing in your hair and that’s important!

[@kelliroberts5556]

@ I’m definitely going to ask her to roller set my hair at least once a month. I’ve been wanting to use less direct heat and you’ve answered my prayers! Thanks for your amazing content 🥰

[@kimilahenry2955]

@@JadeGodbolthow do you maintain your curls at night? I would love to see a nighttime routine of your hair.❤

[@haydee727]

Didn’t realize there was a name to it so am now realizing I prefer to be a straight natural! I’ve entered a new role in my career and as a mom, wife, member of my church, I have less time to do my curly hair. Honestly straightening my hair is easier than wash and go’s and I am GUARANTEED to like my results vs a hit or miss with curly styles. I hate that my curls don’t last more than a day or 2 and result in a bun. I also cut my hair from waist to slightly above my shoulders bc I literally could not handle it anymore. Looking forward to trying the roller sets! Appreciate your content very much! God bless sis!!

[@mendedgrace]

YES - Cut my locs and am now checking for roller sets. 50's vibe for sure! Im excited.

[@zsavon]

Same!!!!!

[@MichaelJacksonzGlove]

I like how rollersets look compared to silk presses. The volume is nice and gives Marlyn Monroe/Dorothy Dandrige appearance.

[@huschainau4518]

I love the straight natural trend it helps with low manipulation personally and allows for full 7-10 days between wash days. I’d love to hear more about what was an indicator for you that you were not idolizing your hair anymore

[@JadeGodbolt]

That’s a great question so I’ll have to do a whole video to answer it fully so stay tuned! lol

[@JadeGodbolt]

Thank you so much for watching! How are you feeling about the "straight natural" hair trend?

[@tanyahall5126]

Definitely wanting to transition to being a straight natural!!!

[@mrod87]

Thank you for reintroducing us to this style. I’ve been following you all year and just sharing ur experience has helped me tailor a routine that i literally am excited to do every wash day. I swear my hair looks longer every wash day and this is the lowest maintenance style i think ive ever had. I also highly recommend flexirod sets for a curlier look, the routine and ease is the same. Thank u girl!

[@valynciascreationstation946]

I’ve been a straight natural since 2019

[@avasd59]

I want to find a sweet middle ground and wear my hair both straight and curly. I've never had my hair straightened ever. But I'm no longer afraid of heat now

[@traciewarren1070]

I recently heard about this straight natural term which I suppose I am and have been for over twenty years. When I graduated from college and got a “real” job, I wanted to spend a little bit of my money on professional hairstyling and wanted to get my hair highlighted. Well we all know bleach and relaxed hair do not go together! I decided at that point that color was more important to me than relaxed hair. No big chop and usually only wore my hair in its curly state during the summer since I live in a hit, humid area. I went no relaxer before it was the movement it is now and with all the incredible products for taking care of our hair in its curly state. Anyhow, I’ve long found the downside of the hair empowering moment, which I’m all for to have a little bit of us versus them when it came to “natural” versus relaxed. Like my Momma and Dad would say , all hair is good hair. I think the natural hair movement added some toxicity to the moment when we all should have proud and happy embracing the beautiful journey and power of our hair. It’s ironic that somehow wearing one’s hair curly meant it was natural when in fact, all hair that grows out of our heads is natural. Some like me choose to highlight my hair and wear it straight normally and others choose to wear it curly but we both have natural hair. In short, I think these labels can further divide us like it did back i. the day with “good hair” Anyhow, as far as it being a trend, i’m not sure it is a trend or maybe it is in the social media world but it’s just another way to do one’s hair. It seems that many folks are going to the straight hair look for a variety of reasons to include the time required to maintain curly hair seems to be a lot. What is especially great about this “trend” is that folks are focusing on the health of hair and not looking at those who wear their hair straight as trying to strive towards a certain beauty standard. Those of us with textured hair are blessed with hair that is powerful and versatile and we create our own beauty standards that others are constantly copying. As always, thanks for the message and the great hair tips! I’ve followed you for. long time and your content has always been informative and uplifting ❤ I’m still on the fence about buying that dryer! I have a soft bonnet one I use but the one you have might be a better option for me to focus on myself instead of trying to do my hair while sitting in one location! The cord is pretty long, so i’ll try to take care of other chores instead of focusing on my time to relax. ❤

[@KendallMartinez-is3vp]

This is so so gorgeous stepping into my straight natural era as well ❤

[@nicoleanagnostou7719]

Currently sitting under my hooded dryer :) Thanks for showing how to use the thermal brush. I recently purchased one and can't wait to use it.

[@heavaforeva]

Love this..I also do weekly tension roller sets..I wore my hair curly for 3 to 4 years straight..now I'm rocking these roller sets and loving it..thank you for sharing..I didn't love that heated brush as my hair got caught in it..so i use a steam flat iron or steam comb..less drying on the hair

[@Ashleysagemusic]

The pixie cut was a vibe!

[@jensendsflowers]

Detaching who I am from how I look… I’m just starting this journey, so glad I came across this video 💚💚

[@chelseatantra]

I came for a hair tutorial but you also spoke to my soul💫

[@MeccaGlobal]

I love your videos i just subscribed to your channel - i been wearing my roller sets since the late 80’sn/ 90’s ( in between wearing braids and then wearing my natural hair) MY MOM USED TO ROLLER SET HER OWN HAIR AS LONG AS I CAN REMEMBER BUT THEN WE called it WRAPS and then later DOOBIES AND NOW ITS BACK TO BEING CALLED ROLLER-SETS ❤

[@Noelle.Tyy0890]

Omgggg that looks so good! I looks like you went to a salon girl. I will definitely try this out. I’ve been a straight natural for years now and I’m always looking for new products and techniques to enhance my hair routine. I’m really feeling this one. Thank you! 🔥

[@ashleyl7016]

So pretty! I was never good at doing hair/my hair but I love watching tutorials. Your hair looks so healthy.

[@rachelhasson4681]

When i say these results are BEAUTIFUL 😍 I am so ready to try this myself!

[@jerusalema4eva434]

thank you! I am growing out my hair without any heat to it (technically already natural but the texture of my hair is vastly different since I've abstained from blowouts). lowkey miss the low maintenance-ness of having my hair done and am looking for ways to straighten it without a full blow dry. your hair looks so healthy! going to try out a roller set next...

[@kendrat90]

Me and the brush going to have to practice but I did my roller set like it was 2012. I had to whip out the flat iron before I look a fool for Christmas.

[@Lexisroom8]

Love the message, that’s what I’m going through right now! And the hair is bomb need to try this!!

[@ndnblack1]

A beautiful doll in human form ❤️

[@melissalawler468]

Wow that I found you just before new years. Been going through the most having moved countries. Getting into alignment for this season. He ripped us out of comfort to show us who He is. But doing my hair has been so non essential.

[@danielapanova5599]

What happened 😮❤ The resuls it's absolutely amazing!

[@VauveAnais]

Great video. I can relate as I currently dont have the energy to moisturize and do my whole natural hair routine as often as I should. I don't know if a chop will help, but it's good to know I'm not alone. I try to make it "pamper time," but maybe it's just a point in time I will push through. 🙃 P.S. I don't see the rolllerset playlist.

[@tashundrarobinson3792]

Amen!!!!! God bless you and thanks for sharing your journey ❤

[@EbonyRivers1]

Baby, those curls are curling!! So pretty.❤❤

[@beencouraged4163]

Beautiful-my first time here and enjoyed everything about the video😊💕 so good!

[@CurlsandThings]

Gorgeous per usual! Love the message ❤

[@SummerMensahMusic]

Love your words of wisdom!

[@Jane-mt9kt]

Beautiful curls ❤

[@JadeGodbolt]

Thank you!!

[@inmaculadaalcantara9690]

Hermoso ❤ how do you preserve your hair at night? A tubi will straight the curls 😢 i Need some help

[@carmenjaniratarafacortes7405]

Tu te peinas y te haces rolos😃, es un refrán boricua.

[@nro9261]

The heated brush scares me. I have type 4a/3c hair and I think that the brush may cause heat damage, but I love your results.

[@mrod87]

I have 3c/4a hair i been rollersetting all year. I use a hot brush or flat iron on just my roots all year...my curls are absolutely intact. You just need proper heat protectants. I also use mid week as needed no damage. Flat irons make sleeker longer lasting hair but the brush is less heat IMO.

[@aimeer9835]

@@mrod87what heat protectant do you recommend?

[@emilyfarris3510]

Beautiful hair. Beautiful girl.🥰

[@Msvee6336]

You have such a beautiful, peaceful, elegance about you.

[@JadeGodbolt]

Thank you so much! That means a lot!

[@MsJWarren]

Simply Beautiful 💕

[@ryanamari2233]

What happened ? I have questions..when you took the tension rollers out could that be a stopping point or do you also need to use the blowout brush ? How do you preserve your style at night and refresh in the morning?

[@JadeGodbolt]

Hi! So for most natural hair, you need a direct heat step to lock in the roller set so it doesn’t revert. If you have a relaxer then you can skip this step. You can use a blowout brush like I did on this video or you can use a flat iron or blow dryer with a round brush. This is a video on how I preserve my roller sets! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpqUZZKuYq-ggM0si=SZbyVhnpNl-6a1gn

[@zuleikainfante5482]

can you do this without a hood? 😢

[@mandaivy1760]

I would try that on my hair

[@anavalenz9716]

I know you don’t care about your looks anymore,but with your natural curly hair makes you look a lot younger . God knows why he made us in certain way. But if the change makes you feel good, that’s the most important thing

[@Isaiah43V1]

Amen

[@amberbug90]

I L😍VE your roller set results videos ❗ The body and density of it all❗🤣 Your sets have a weightiness that I adore, sw😍😍n-fest 💯 And reminds me of that adorable quintessential roller set look the black women had back in the days, 50s era. 😊

[@JadeGodbolt]

Thank you so much!!

[@WhyIsItSo80]

New era 😂😂😂😂

[@peony2353]

My hair is natural and maybe 3C. I’m in Houston where it’s humid so I’m mostly curly all year around but I also missed straightening my hair sometimes. I would consider this but I wonder if this would work on my hair since my hair is grown out layers but the longest layer is to my butt. So I think it might take me forever to for my hair to dry.

[@JadeGodbolt]

It may take your hair an hour or 2 under the hooded dryer but you can definitely do it! With the humidity, just use an anti-humidity spray like the Color wow dream coat while your hair is still damp before the rollers go in!

[@lindacoleman-wicker7693]

Gorgeous

[@lashante2793]

Ok. Im sorry for this question. But why do the heated brush? Im so confused lol. Like do heated brushes make the curls last longer after doing a roller set. The roller set gives curls and then we are using a heat brush to provide curls also. Im lost. I purchased the rollers and love how my roller sets come out because of you. So thank you so much. But I am sooooo confused on the purpose of the roller brush before I purchase. Can you explain please? Thank you in advance.

[@heavaforeva]

I seal my roller sets with a steam flat iron..just helps seal moisture and smooth it..but it's still volumizing..

[@JadeGodbolt]

Of course!! So with certain hair textures, most natural hair I'd say, needs an additional direct heat step after doing the rollers to lock in the style. The Dominicans do a round brush blow out with a blow dryer, the Ethiopians do the flat iron step like I do, but I am always looking for ways to remove the flat iron step without my hair reverting. I've tried doing no flat iron or just saran wrapping my hair after the roller take down and my hair always frizzed up a few hours later. The Amika brush is unique in the sense that the heated base gives you the direct heat aspect you need while still supporting the original curl formed from the rollers. Whenever I flat iron, I have to re-roll the hair immedietly into a roller and then let them cool to maintain the curl from the rollers (and even then, I still lose some curl). Using the Amika brush eliminated the need to pin or roll my hair back up for a 2nd time (which cut off about 30 min of my usual hair styling time!) Hope that made sense!

[@parisz]

The rollers are used to stretch the hair, after that she's basically doing a blowout which gives the curls a more smooth finish. Personally I think the rollers are enough by themselves, the round brush seems invasive and unnecessary but, then again she has thiiiick hair so

[@lashante2793]

@@JadeGodbolt ohhhhhhh…. Ok… I get it… I’m sold lol, buying one for Black Friday lol 😂 Thank you sooooo much….

[@EbonyRivers1]

@@JadeGodboltThanks for that explanation. I was wondering the same thing. My hair is relaxed, and if I did the heated brush or flat iron after my roller set, I’d lose a of the curl definition. Opposite effect. Good information to know.

[@MyeshaB]

Do you not need to reset your hair in rollers after you use the heated brush?

[@JadeGodbolt]

NOPE!! Saved me about 30 minutes of styling time!

[@MyeshaB]

@JadeGodbolt Nice!

[@shanamcdaniel586]

Can share where you found that dryer? My hair is about the length and thickness of yours before you cut it. I can’t find a dryer powerful enough so that I don’t have to sit 3-4 hours😂😂😂

[@km-ef3xq]

The results are great. Love the bouncy curly look, but you're still using heat twice. Once with the hairdryer and then more heat with the heated roller brush after. Where is the no heat part? I do the lotta body mousse rollerset with no hairdyer heat. I just let it air dry. Take my rollers out, and I'm done. Rake my fingers through, and I'm out the door. No heat used, and it comes out just like yours.😊

[@JadeGodbolt]

Heat in general is not bad for our hair- when you know how to use it correctly! This process that I do is safe for my hair and causes no damage. Everyone’s hair is different - for me I have to do the heat process to lock in the style. I’ve tried not doing it and ended up with frizzy hair 2 hrs later lol I wish I could do like you and just take the rollers down but not my reality and that’s okay! We do what works for us and carry on! ❤️

[@nicoleanagnostou7719]

How long does it take your hair to air dry?