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How to Use Kevin Murphy Wave Clips

These Hair Rollers Can Give You Bouncy Waves in Minutes

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We love finding quick and easy ways to add more bounce and volume to our hair. That's why we were excited to try these Kevin Murphy wave clips to see how they compare to conventional hair rollers and if they really work. Check out our latest video to find out.

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15 Comments

nycagnes nycagnes
This looks very stupid and your hair looks horrible.
she really didnt use them right
I think I'll still stick with a triple-barrel or clipless curling iron for my waves.....those just look awful a awkward! kudos for trying them out tho!
pixelhaze pixelhaze
1318 - i agree, I have the japanese foam "ball" rollers and they work really well. I find that with all no-heat curlers I have best results if I wash and blow dry my hair before putting the curlers in - usually while the strands are still sort of warm from the blow dryer. This defeats the purpose o f"no heat," however.
pixelhaze pixelhaze
1318 - i agree, I have the japanese foam "ball" rollers and they work really well. I find that with all no-heat curlers I have best results if I wash and blow dry my hair before putting the curlers in - usually while the strands are still sort of warm from the blow dryer. This defeats the purpose o f"no heat," however.
1318655 1318655
even looking at the professional video demonstrated by kevin murphy, i still find this device extremely clumsy, impractical, and impossible to achieve by oneself. look into asian hair curling gadgets if you want damage free heat free waves. japanese create much much more creative and user-friendly hair rollers than this crap. tsk
Susan Yara Susan Yara
I think they're really cool and with some practice could be an easy (and quick!) way to add some volume. Especially for gals with long hair. Thanks for showing us how they work!
Annie Tomlin Annie Tomlin
I definitely need to work with them more. I've seen great results with them, but I can't get it quite perfect just yet. Also, they aren't $180 — that was, unfortunately, a typo that should be fixed now. Let me know if you're still seeing that.
sm225 sm225
I thought this was an April Fools joke. Her hair looks WORSE after these things and not in the least bit bouncy. They don't seem to do anything that you couldn't already do with a roller (velcro, plastic or hot!) at home already. Ridiculous.
sm225 sm225
I thought this was an April Fools joke. Her hair looks WORSE after these things and not in the least bit bouncy. They don't seem to do anything that you couldn't already do with a roller (velcro, plastic or hot!) at home already. Ridiculous.
The results didn't seem that great but maybe with some practice? I was browsing the Ulta website a couple of days back and acutally happened to see these: http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod3160329 They look pretty similar and waaay less damage done to the wallet with these.
wtf it looks like she has a bump from wearing a ponytail all day
umm i think you should wet ur hair completely and then set with the curlors dry under the hair dryer for it to work yea tht there was a complete flop
Agreed, Anonymous. Her hair looks practically the same after, or, if anything, worse. And $180?? That's insane.
Wow, those don't work at all! What a waste of money.
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