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Remember those velcro rollers your mom used to wear in her hair while walking around the house? Well, they’re back and bigger than ever. (A quick search of the #velcrorollers hashtag on TikTok and you ...

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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 ...

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With the return of really big hair, a new generation is discovering rollers. Here’s how to master the look. Credit...Getty Images Supported by By Kristen Bateman First, they showed up on social media, ...

We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. Not to be that person, but I was a hair roller stan before TikTok decided to make them cool again. But!

Scrolling through TikTok lately, everyone’s FYP is flooded with videos on how to use hair rollers, how to do sock curls, the best heatless curlers—the list goes on. If you’ve always found hot styling ...