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Patience may be a virtue – but why wait when Cloud Nine’s rollers can deliver a salon-quality do in a matter of minutes? In fact, place a roller in The O Pod and it will reach optimum styling temperature in just four seconds. What’s more, the rollers won’t get hot until they’re sitting pretty in your hair – not in your hand – thanks to their cool-touch technology, so there’s no risk of burning your fingers. Hot rollers are like regular hair rollers, except they heat up to provide faster, longer-lasting results. The technology isn't anything new—it's been around for nearly 100 years. And while the process might look like something from a 1960s sleepover, it remains one of the best ways to achieve voluminous curls, coils, and waves. The kits can look intimidating, but compared to their unheated counterparts, hot rollers are pretty user-friendly and efficient. They won't make your arms as tired as using a curling iron, either. So, which sets stand out from the rest? According to Nader, the rule of thumb is "the smaller the roller, the tighter the result." However, when you've only got a few inches of hair to work with, you won't be able to wrap them completely around a larger barrel. In other words, smaller rollers are generally best for shorter hair.

Hair rollers are used on dry hair,” Trygstad says. “You should wrap the ends of the hair around the roller and roll them to the root.” How much hair you put on each roller depends on your hair type, as well as the roller itself. “Most clients can use three to five rollers to set the hair throughout the crown while blow-drying,” the stylist advises, adding, “This is also a great way to keep your hair out of your face while doing makeup.” Are you the type of person who loses their shit waiting five seconds to skip an ad on YouTube? Then hot rollers — especially ones of varied sizes like in this set from Inifitipro by Conair — are probably your speed. "They're instant heat, instant set, and instant style," Fugate says. Kits that contain a variety of sizes create a curly, voluminous look — so think big, buoyant, glamorous hair. In common with many heat-styling products, modern heated rollers are made with ceramic-coated cores that help hair retain moisture and seal the cuticle, preventing dryness and frizz. Pricier heated roller models often feature a tourmaline or titanium core, which releases negative ions into the hair when heated, hydrating the hair for an even more smooth and shiny finish. Wrap small sections of hair – no bigger than three inches – around the roller and secure it into place with a clip. Remember that the hair will take on the shape into which you set it, so to ensure the roots are lifted, wind the rollers away from the scalp, lifting the hair as you go.

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It varies among sets. Hot rollers usually take at least 10 minutes to work, though it's usually not longer than a half-hour. For the best results, leave them in until they've cooled down entirely. I absolutely love pillow-soft rollers," Fugate says. "You can sleep in them. You can wrap your hair wherever you want — in the middle for Gisele waves, roots to end for body, or just at the ends for a cool straight-to-curly look," which he says gives you ample creative freedom. Regardless of your hair length or texture, pillow rollers, like these by Annie, will create crimp-free curls by morning — thanks to their foam-filled interiors complete with bendable padded wires.

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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.

So when should you use rollers, as opposed to, say, your trusty curling wand or Dyson Airwrap? “I would suggest using rollers over a curling iron to create natural lift at the root,” says Ryan Trygstad, celebrity hair stylist and co-owner of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City. Keep reading for everything else to know about the handy hair tools. Which Hair Rollers Should You Use? Ready to (hair) roll? Keep scrolling for staples we love, no matter what type of tools you’re on the hunt for.

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With gorgeous, bombshell curls ruling the runways and red carpets, it’s only natural that you want to get in on the action. But when you don’t have a stylist to hand, achieving the curly look of your dreams might seem impossible. News flash: you only need to learn how to use hair rollers to get big, bouncy curls, instead! The best option for natural hair is the Caruso Steam Setter, which earned really positive scores during testing. 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. Once we got the hang of it, though, we were pleasantly surprised with the crease-free results. The curls looked defined and voluptuous, and since the steaming process doesn't use heat, it's less damaging to the hair.

NEW Replacement CLIPS for Clairol Kindness VH-24 Hot Rollers Hairsetter 24 Metal J Pins (Small, Medium, Large, Jumbo) Key specs – Maximum temperature: n/a; Heat settings: 1; Rollers: 18 (18 large); Auto shutoff: No; Storage case: Yes. Velcro rollers are self-gripping, so you don't need pins or clips to keep them in place — the velcro holds onto hair and stays in place on your head. Don't be fooled — these rollers are not for big, bouncy curls as much as they are made for hair with tons of volume. Think of a flawless blowout that leaves your hair with movement and a soft bend. According to Nader, wait until the rollers are properly heated and then wrap sections of hair around each one. Leave them in until completely cooled, then use a boar bristle brush to break up curls and give the hair a smooth, sleek, glamorous finish, he says. There are several different roller options to choose from. Trygstad says the ever-popular hot rollers “can be used for any length and will create the most curl of any roller,” adding that they’re “great for creating a Cindy Crawford, ’90s supermodel body wave.”

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The rollers have a ridged surface for easily gripping in the hair, and the kit comes with pins to hold the rollers in place. The unit heats up in 10 minutes, and the rollers are all 32mm in diameter – a decent medium-large size for adding volume and soft curl. For regular home use this set is a little light on size options, but the handy travel bag makes it a great option if you like to have hair-styling options when travelling. Anthony Nader is a celebrity hairstylist and the salon owner of Raw Anthony Nader in Sydney, Australia.