Choose hair curlers for waves, volume or defined curls
The right curlers depend on the finish you want and how you prefer to style your hair. Velcro rollers are a natural choice for a full, bouncy blowout look, while curling ribbons offer a way to create waves without a curling iron. Foam curlers, flexible rods and spiral curlers give you more options for shaping curls at home.
Find the right type for your routine
- Heatless curling ribbons and sets for easy waves: Wrap your hair around a curling ribbon and let the shape develop as it dries. These are a practical choice when you prefer to style overnight. The range also includes SOHO sets with a hairband, bonnet and hair clip for a coordinated styling routine.
- Velcro rollers for volume and shaped ends: Their gripping surface holds the hair around the roller, making them useful for creating lift, styling curtain bangs or adding a flick to the ends. Choose individual sizes for a particular look or a mixed size set for different sections of your hair.
- Foam and sponge curlers for a softer styling option: The range includes foam rollers and sponge curler balls. The balls let you roll damp hair into a compact shape and leave it to dry, offering an alternative to traditional cylindrical rollers.
- Flexi rods for more control over curl shape: Soft, bendable rods let you wrap and shape individual sections. The Twist Flex set includes six thicknesses, so you can vary the curl size rather than use the same diameter throughout.
- Magic spiral curlers for defined ringlets: These use a hook system to draw damp hair into a spiral former. Choose them when you want a more defined curl pattern rather than the loose, rounded finish of large rollers.
- Classic rollers with clips for secure section styling: Clip secured rollers are a useful alternative to Velcro. The range includes classic mixed size kits and a Beauty Tool roller set with clips, giving you a separate fastening method as you work through your hair.
- Perm rods for tighter curls: Choose this type for a compact curl shape or for perm styling, rather than the airy volume associated with large rollers.
Match the roller set to your hair length
The SOHO ceramic thermal roller sets offer two useful size combinations. The set with 60, 50 and 40 mm rollers is intended for long hair, while the 46, 36 and 28 mm combination suits short and medium length hair. These mixed sets let you use different diameters across your style without choosing each roller separately.
For big waves, the range also includes 74 mm Velcro rollers. Classic kits offer smaller diameters, including 10 and 20 mm options, alongside larger rollers. Think about whether you want one consistent curl size or a mix of shapes around your face, crown and ends.
Let heatless curls set as your hair dries
For curling ribbons, start with slightly damp hair, wrap it around the ribbon and secure it with the scrunchies supplied in ribbon sets. Leave the hair to dry completely so the shape can set. Sponge curler balls follow a similar principle: roll damp hair into the balls and leave them in until your hair is dry. Choose an overnight style if you would rather let your curls take shape while you sleep.
Frequently asked questions
Do heatless curlers work on all hair types?
Heatless curling ribbons work best on medium to long hair that is straight or wavy. Slightly damp hair helps the shape set as it dries completely. For shorter hair, the smaller roller options give you another way to create curls and shape.
Which roller size should I choose?
Larger rollers create looser waves and more volume, while smaller rollers create tighter curls and ringlets. Choose large Velcro rollers for a bouncy blowout look, or a mixed size kit if you want to combine volume with more defined sections.
Are foam rollers comfortable to sleep in?
Soft foam rollers and flexi rods are suited to overnight styling and offer a more cushioned feel than hard rollers. The range also includes sleep in Velcro curlers with soft foam inside and Velcro on the outside, combining flexibility with a gripping surface.