Let's say hello to big hair in 2025! If you're loyal to your Dyson Airwap or ghd Chronos, heated rollers might seem a little old school, but they've been my go-to hair tool for over a decade.

They work so well as they combine all the best qualities of a hair-dryer brush, Velcro rollers, and curling wand (all of which I now mostly forego). They smooth, they shape, and they use heat to ...

Primarily a space for users to extol the benefits of heated rollers, I couldn’t believe the volume they achieved in their hair in relatively short periods of time. Their hair was left bouncy ...

A smaller set of four non-heated rollers, Superdrug’s extra large rollers are perfect to create volume along the crown, parting and front of the hair or, if you wish, at the ends for bouncy flicks.

If you have fine or thin hair, look for a curler with adjustable heat settings or Coanda technology, as high heat can cause excessive damage. For thicker hair, you need a curler that can reach ...

Ulta carries the Shark FlexStyle, and it’s giving the Dyson Airwrap some serious competition - for a fraction of the price.

I have frizzy hair so I always use heat tools to tame my hair but it’s also fine (although it doesn’t look like it because of how poofy it is, it gets super flat) so I’m a fan of blowouts brushes and ...