Video: How I Use the Enrapture Heated Rollers

Excuse the ill and general out of sorts of this video, but I really wanted to show you how I use the Enrapture Rollers.

I hope you enjoy.

Laura xoxo

Review: Enrapture Heated Rollers

I'm sure I've banged on about the Enrapture Totem Styler enough for your to know that I highly rate it. Before Christmas my aunt from New Zealand came over and asked me what I would like for Christmas, and as these rollers were on offer in Boots, and after trying Shen's, she very kindly bought them for me. And as she was going back to New Zealand, she may have not had time to wrap them up, so I may have been using them since the start of December (shhh!)

You get twenty rollers in a set, 10 big, 10 small to create different looks.They heat up in a matter of seconds, and after a few tries, they also become really easy to use.

I was really struggling at first, but as soon as I watched Corrie's Video, I found them much simpler.

My favourite, and the quickest way I wear them is by using the big rollers just at the end of my hair. I find this gives a nice curled end look, and a straighter top half. The perfect, special everyday look.

However, if I'm going all out, I follow Corrie's advice, and do my whole head of hair.

So out of the two, the Totem Styler and the Rollers, which would I recommend? I honestly think that is a tough question. Firstly I think it depends on your hair type, and secondly I think it depends on how much time you have to spare.

The Totem Styler is quicker, but I prefer the volume that the rollers give. To be honest I wouldn't really want to be without either now, and if they are ever on offer again and you're debating on getting them, DO IT!

Do you have these, how do you use them?

Laura xoxo

Enrapture Totem Styler

Ahhh this little guy was an early b'day present to myself (as you do) as I spotted it for a third off in Boots, meaning I got it for £50 instead of £75, which I thought was a total bargain. I had wanted to try something from Enrapture ever since reading Shen's review here. And so I jumped at the chance.

I was seriously impressed with packaging of this product, especially with the money I was spending, it lived up to expectations.

The styler came with a heatproof mat and two instruction manuals. The mat also doubles as a carry case for travelling, which makes it perfect for travel.

If you don't know how the styler works, the wand is divided into three sections, each section can be controlled by different heat settings, therefore allowing numerous different hairstyles to occur.  Below are just four looks I've created.

As you can see, they are quite similar, but there is also a slight difference between each, the first one is definitely more wavy, and my more 'everyday' style that I create with my Babyliss waving wand (which is unfortunately now redundant thanks to this gem.)

The styler comes with a clip to secure your hair in place, however, I tilt it upside down and use it as a wand as I just prefer it that way. Also I only start from my ears down as I only want me ends curly. I also like to brush it out with my fingers and mess it up a bit with hairspray, but obviously you can make it your own, which is why this tool is so great and versatile.

Would I recommend this tool, definitely. I love it.

Have you got anything from Enrapture?

It's still on offer in Boots here! - so are the waver and rollers! Bargain!

Laura xoxo