Käsirullakoista

Käsirullakoista are a type of hair roller used for styling hair. The term "käsirullakoista" is Finnish, directly translating to "hand rollers" or "hair rollers." These rollers are typically cylindrical objects designed to be wrapped with sections of hair. Once the hair is wound around the roller, it is secured in place, and the roller is left in the hair for a period of time to set a curl or wave.

There are various types of käsirullakoista available, differing in material, size, and design. Common materials include plastic, foam, and sometimes velcro. The size of the roller influences the resulting curl; smaller rollers create tighter, more defined curls, while larger rollers produce looser waves or volume. The method of application involves parting the hair, winding a section around the roller from the ends towards the scalp, and then fastening it.

Käsirullakoista are often used in conjunction with heat styling or left in the hair overnight to achieve a heatless curl. After the rollers are removed, the hair is typically styled to achieve the desired look. They are a traditional hair styling tool, popular for their ability to create a variety of looks, from soft waves to bouncy curls. The longevity of the style often depends on hair type and the method used.