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Vidal Sassoon Hot Rollers are Great for Everyday Style

admin — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 08:51:22 +0000

I have very straight hair, it’s a family trait and I do love it – most of the time. There are some times though when I just crave a bit of volume, some nice natural waves to shake up the routine of long straight hair. I have never been into using a curling iron, as it seems more like frying my hair than curling, and the end results seem a bit artificial for my liking.
I actually won my Vidal Sassoon hot rollers at a bingo game, and am so glad I did! Otherwise I might never have personally known the joy of natural looking bouncy curls that hot rollers give. We’ve all seen the effects of hot rollers gone too far when hair comes out looking over the top and I think that’s why I didn’t try them before, but playing around with my new hot rollers, I realised that you can create hairstyles that are natural and give volume without looking too much at all.

I’ve found that my hot rollers fit in with my morning routine just fine, so getting great everyday styles for work has been a breeze.

**There’s a sprinkling of about 12 blogs on our site that are my friends and family’s experiences with hot rollers. I wanted to find out what their thoughts were about the particular hot rollers they’ve been using, or just started using.

Large hot rollers – get that extra bounce

admin — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 07:18:23 +0000

I** am in the no-man’s-land of slightly wavy hair – not straight and not curly. It’s a tangle nightmare where split ends abound because I am always trying to either make my hair straight with hair straighteners or to make it curly with a curling iron. The sad part is that neither seem to work very well on my hair.

It was my mum who ended all my hair care woes when she bought me some large rollers for Christmas. I had never used hot rollers before and was pleasantly surprised by the results – bouncy curls that looked like a salon job, but were simple enough for me to achieve at home. I did need a bit of frizz control, as my hair was in a bad state after years of reckless styling, but a trim and a hair mask later and everything is looking good!

My advice for those of us who live in the middle of curls and straight hair – give the curling iron and straightener a miss and try some hot rollers for a change!

Hot rollers use less time and energy

admin — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 06:09:27 +0000

I** know that the grass is always greener, and some people have wanted dead-straight hair like mine all their lives, but I’ve wanted wavy hair with beautiful natural waves (as in, not a perm!) for as long as I can remember. I used to use a curling iron, but found that it took far too long, and ended up giving me split ends and besides, the look created was always a bit stiff and not the bouncy curls I really wanted.

A friend put me onto heated rollers, and now I can’t understand why I wasn’t using them before! For a start they are far more efficient in both time and energy, as they only get heated once rather than having to stay hot like a curling iron, plus I can leave them in and do other things whilst my hair is getting curly! I can now have those beautiful bouncy curls I’ve always lusted after, and with far less effort than I ever imagined it would take!