Jumbo Size Hair Roller sets, Self Grip, Salon Hair Dressing Curlers, Hair Curlers, 2 size 24 packs

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Often overlooked, the humble velcro roller, like the Hot Tools Velcro Self-Holding Rollers seen here, can easily create voluminous loose curls or small, tight ringlets — the style all depends on the size of the roller and how you use it. Recommended by Riley and perfect to pop into your hair as you're getting ready, these rollers give you tons of lift.

You can 'pinch' your hair together to make sure it doesn't fall off the sides which creates tangles," Fugate says. For the best results, start with dry (or almost-dry), clean hair and prepare it with a heat protection spray. The T3 Volumising Hot Rollers Luxe help to transform limp locks into full-bodied, glossy waves with their clever HeatCore technology. The O Pod comes with 12 rollers in three different sizes, which is great for creating a custom look – although more rollers of each size would result in a uniform finish.At this point you can go about the rest of your day – since you don’t need to move the rollers again until you’re ready to take them out, you’re free to eat dinner, get dressed, or start on your makeup. While we loved everything about this set, from how compact it is and how pretty (and frizz-free) the results were, we noticed a bit of a learning curve as it pertains to the fasteners.

It comes with 30 rollers in different sizes and an easy-to-use steamer base that has dual voltage for convenience while traveling. Once the heated rollers have been wound into place, they need to be left to cool in the hair for at least 15 minutes for the curls to set. This allows it to reform into a new shape, which is similar to other heat-styling tools such as curling tongs or wands. Key specs – Maximum temperature: 150˚C; Heat settings: 1; Rollers: 12 (4 x 30mm, 4 x 40mm and 4 x 50mm); Auto shutoff: No; Storage case: Yes.These two-inch velvet flocked hot rollers feature tourmaline ceramic technology that heats up fast and evenly and won't damage hair like some other heating tools (don't forget to apply a heat protectant spray before you style).

Gently infusing steam lets my leave-in penetrate better and gives my hair awesome shine and bounce, something I thought not possible because my hair was damaged. This set also clocked fives across the board for curling ability and comfort during removal, as it didn't cause noticeable damage or change the hair's texture. But when you don’t have a stylist to hand, achieving the curly look of your dreams might seem impossible.

Velcro rollers are a super affordable option, but you could also invest slightly more in hot jumbo rollers, let them cool off in your hair while you get ready, and remove after 20 or so minutes to speed up the straightening process. Bustle may receive a portion of sales from products purchased from this article, which was created independently from Bustle's editorial and sales departments. Before reaching for your hair rollers, it’s important that you prep your hair with the right products. You can use these rags to tie up your hair at night in a similar way to the foam rollers to help maintain blowouts or just give a little 'model-off-duty' texture to the hair.