Conditioner will make your hair super shiny and soft and that will make it hard for your hair to hold onto the rollers. Skip it if you plan to use rollers.

If your hair is stick straight, Velcro rollers are your best option. They will hold in your strands and won’t fall out like some other kids might.

The more rollers you put in your hair, the more curls you get. Create several small sections and use a roller to curl each one. If you have thick hair, you’ll need more rollers than if you have thin hair.

When you insert your rollers, vary the amount of hair just a bit to give you a more natural look. Trying to make each section the same size will backfire so don’t waste your time.

Rollers come in sizes that vary from small to large. If you have long hair, use a variety of sizes for a natural look. If you have shorter hair, you probably need smaller rollers. Leave the larger ones for longer hair.

Before you put your rollers in, add a dash of volumizing spray to your strands beforehand. When you take them out, you’ll have a fantastic full look that will get you loads of compliments.

Hair rollers won’t stay in that great if your hair is too loosely wrapped around them. Make sure you wrap the hair securely around each roller and use the accompanying clip to keep the roller in place.

If you use hot rollers, they must cool completely before you take them out. If you remove them too soon, you’ll get limp curls that probably won’t last long. Give them some time to work before pulling them out.

I hate when one of my hot rollers sits against my ear or my neck, burning my skin. Stuff a tissue in between your skin and the roller to keep things from getting too hot.

If you prefer foam rollers that you wear overnight, don’t put them in sopping wet hair. Give your strands a chance to dry a bit or your hair will still be wet in the morning.

If you wear your rollers to bed, tie a soft bandana over your curlers to help make you more comfortable while you sleep and to keep them from falling out.

When it’s time to remove your rollers, start at the bottom and work your way up to prevent tangles.

Once your curls are finished, you only want to comb them with your fingers or you’ll just have a frizzy mess to deal with.

When I remove my rollers, I flip me hair over, then back. This helps separate the curls a little and give you a full, lustrous look.

Hairspray will help keep your curls in place all day long. Just a couple spritzes are all you need.

If you just want curls at the end of your hair, only put rollers there. If you want lift at the top, place large rollers at the crown of your head.

Clean your rollers often so that they don’t leave behind gunk and grime in your hands.

What other tips can you add for using rollers?