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As a child, you likely watched your mom or grandmother using hot rollers to achieve more volume or re-create a look they saw on the red carpet. Now, the hair tools have made their way back into the ...

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People often want to find new ways to keep their skin feeling fresh and supple. And the popularity of face rollers and other nontraditional skincare routines has grown over the past few years. While ...

Hair rollers offer a relatively easy way to get those beachy waves or springy spirals (no matter your curl type) without frying your hair with hot tools or splurging on salon blowouts. "Hair rollers ...

Hot styling tools and fine, delicate hair aren't always a match made in heaven, but creating the right curls without causing unnecessary damage is totally possible. The best hot rollers for fine hair ...

Hot rollers are my foolproof method for bouncy hair that lasts for days on end. They work so well as they combine all the best qualities of a hair-dryer brush, Velcro rollers, and curling wand (all of ...

The last time you saw a set of hot rollers might have been on your mother’s vanity. And while there have since been an influx of hot tools that do everything from straightening your sopping-wet hair ...

I’m a sucker for any little hack to soothe skin and I love the idea of having a spa-like experience in my nightly skincare routine. That’s why jade rollers have become my latest fascination when it ...

The first chill in the air has its own rhythm in the Black hair calendar. It’s silk-press season—a brief, beloved window when sleek, stretched styles can actually survive the weather. For most of the ...

Roller sets, also known as wet sets, are a classic hairstyle at any Black salon. The process— shampoo, conditioner, mousse, rollers, and then an hour or two under the dryer— is well known for many ...