Hot rollers have come a long way since they first came out. Now typically made with ceramic elements and velvet-flocked surfaces, these rollers heat quicker, stay heated longer and have better gripping clips, in many cases also heated. One thing that has carried over from the early days is that heated rollers provide very versatile styling options. Simply heat them up, roll up sections, clip in place and allow to cool while you do your makeup, nails, etc. It's the easiest way to set your hair for volume, curl or waves, making getting ready a snap.
A few best sellers include:
BaByliss 30 Piece Heated Ceramic Roller Set
This complete kit achieves bountiful curls with the ultimate high shine finish, giving you all the glamour of an A-list look from the comfort of your own home. Included in this gotta-have-it set are six small, eight medium, eight large, and eight jumbo rollers, along with fifteen super clips that help will keep your rollers perfectly in place.
Conair Instant Heat Flocked Rollers & Heated Clips
Ceramic-infused technology with an instant-heat setter that heats up in just over a minute. Jumbo 1.5-inch extra-fleeced roller size with 12 clips for a secure and strong hold. Clips store on rails for easy access and the copact design makes storage simple.
Caruso Molecular Steam Hairsetter
This set creates voluminous waves, curls and ringlets with steam-infused curlers. Rollers sit on the steamer and absorb the heat, then you can just wrap around hair each roller and transform strands into bouncy curls. Gentle on hair and easy to use, this set contains 14 rollers in a variety of sizes.
T3 Voluminous Hot Rollers
Designed with proprietary Tourmaline technology, this hot roller set emits maximum ionic, infrared heat to safely penetrate the hair shaft. It effectively styles the hair from the inside out while sealing the cuticle against frizz. Ideal for creating voluminous curls or soft waves. The set includes 8 velvet flocked rollers: 4 XL 1.75-inch and 4 Large 1.5-inch rollers and 8 gloss black butterfly clips hold rollers securely in place.
Take a look at the T3 tutorial for creating volumous curl:
And another for using theBaByliss rollers:
