What differentiates a Straw Set from other rod sets?

The key distinguishing factor of a Straw Set is that it utilizes straws, which creates tighter, more defined curls compared to traditional rod sets that typically use larger cylinders. The narrow diameter of straws means that the hair is wound around a smaller circumference, resulting in curls that are not only tighter but also have a more structured appearance. This method is especially popular for achieving a bouncy, well-defined curl pattern, enhancing the volume and shape of natural hair.

In contrast, larger rods would yield looser curls, and performing a defining style on dry hair doesn’t specifically relate to what makes a Straw Set unique. Additionally, the technique is not designed exclusively for straight hair types; it can be used on a variety of hair textures to create those well-defined curls. Thus, the use of straws specifically for tighter curling makes this option the most accurate in defining what sets a Straw Set apart from other types of rod sets.