Feeling like you're not getting your money's worth from your scented candles? These common candle mistakes may be the reason why Heated rollers are a traditional type of hair tool used to create bouncy curls and wavy hairstyles. Key specs – Maximum temperature: 150˚C; Heat settings: 1; Rollers: 12 (4 x 30mm, 4 x 40mm and 4 x 50mm); Auto shutoff: No; Storage case: Yes. Repeat until all your hair is secured. You will need to read the guidance included for the product you are using to determine how long you should keep the rollers in for. With some models you need to leave them in your hair to cool down - how long this takes will depend on the rollers. Avoid removing them too soon as they need time to work, but also don't overdo it and risk hair damage! The rollers warm up in a chunky plastic flip-lid case that, while very effective for heating, isn't very portable, so this set is best used at home. We love that the temperature of these soft-touch rollers can be adjusted by a twist button, which provides plenty of options for styling. You can keep things cool for looser styles or crank up the heat when you want tighter longer-lasting curls. You’re in control of how much heat your tresses take with this set, although we'd advise using heat protection for hair with any heated hair tool, however gentle.

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Start by sectioning your hair into small pieces, before wrapping them around the barrels once heated.

Kit includes: 8 jumbo, 6 large,6 medium ceramic rollers plus 10 super clips, 20 metal pins and 2 heat settings

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Jennifer Garner is one A-list star who's road tested heated rollers recently, following tips from fellow showbiz chum Reese Witherspoon. Although they may look the same, many of the modern brands are round, taking on the shape of ‘pods’, made of rubber. The pods are left in a case, which warms up when switched on. Plug in the heated rollers and allow them to heat up fully - different products may vary in terms of heat-up time and many have a visual indicator that changes colour when they’re ready to use. Whilst many of us have mastered the art of creating captivating curls with our straighteners, they can be a bit hit and miss, most likely to work on only one side of our head or create an unruly kink at the worst possible time.

Using rollers in your hair is great for volume because you have total control of the curl and how those curls are set. You can opt for large-size rollers for a wavy look or smaller rollers for a curlier effect. We know this technique can seem complicated and a little time-consuming, but once you get the hang of it, the final effect is worth it. With all this sudden free time at home, what better time to learn how to use hair rollers? Continuing, she added, "It is important to allow the rollers to heat and cool down properly.This heating up and cooling down process is entirely how the rollers work so make sure you give them time for the best results."