Roll & Go review, unboxing, and use. No ratting, no heat, fast victory rolls

This is my first time trying the Roll & Go. It was different from what I expected, I thought the bristles wouldn’t have any give. Overall though, totally happy with this product. You can get your very own roll and go here rollgohairtool.com/ or I found this on Amazon looking for vintage hair tools.
My hair was previously washed, towel dried hair, and set overnight using undiluted Proclaim setting lotion from Sally's Beauty.
I really like the vintage hairstyles but I don't have a lot of time for fussing with my hair. I have a little one under foot and leaving things like curling irons, and hot rollers plugged in to warm up.....either I get busy tending to him and forget about them or he's curious and wants to copy Mommy....and he doesn't nap for very long at all and there are so many things to get done other than my hair in that tiny window of time. For me it's got to be no heat and I preferably no ratting or minimal ratting because of my fine hair.

[@pbrooks9]

Thanks for the tutorial. I've always wanted to know how to do this. :)

[@tattooedmpd]

Great video and so easy to follow, thank you

[@CaptainMindy4]

I cannot get this stupid idiot contraption to work and I've been trying for two days now😑😑😑

[@vintagehairfan]

Mindy Sandefur I had a hard time too at first because I was used to my diy victory roll tool. The trick for me is I have to have at least the ends of my hair pre curled. I can’t get the roll and go to work on my straight hair unlike my diy tool.