Using foam rollers to curl hair

Hi everyone!!! Sorry for the long hiatus! Haylee and I have been a bit busy since the last post; I graduated from college, moved out of my a...

Hair that's curly, bouncy, and attention-getting is surprisingly easy to achieve with foam rollers. Using these spongy cylinders can help create a signature look, or amp up the glam factor for special occasions. It also gives your locks a...

Highly versatile, flexi rods are great for heatless curls. Stuck on hairstyle ideas? Here we have 10+ Flexi Rod Hairstyles to try for all hair types and length, whether short or long; relaxed or natural.

If you're looking for an easy way to create smooth, beautiful curls that last for days, and don't want to stress over the damaging heat of a curling iron, then flexible curl rods are a great choice! While there are many options out there...

BUY YOUR FOAM ROLLERS HERE! Here's a link to my most recent post highlighting 3 no-heat overnight hair styles, including an updated foam rollers routine. I have naturally pin-straight hair, which gets progressively flatter throughout the day. Humidity, for example, has the opposite effect on me. Instead of getting fluffier, my summer hair tends to resemble that of a wet dog. It's super cute, believe me. I've thankfully found an incredibly simple, under 10 minute solution to help avoid the…

Here's a full tutorial on how to use hot rollers to curl your hair. I'm all about the hot roller. It wasn't always this way, and my first attempt was a little scary, but I stuck with it and I'm so glad I did!

Sponge rollers are a retro heat-free alternative to curling irons and wands. Experiment with different styles without worrying about damaging your hair. Use small sponge rollers, also known as foam rollers, to create tight ringlets. Set...

Curly hair can be the perfect hairstyle for a cute outfit. But using a curling iron on your hair frequently can be damaging. That’s why many are turning back to using heatless hair rollers to style their hair. Hair rollers have been around for a long time. But they’ve been gathering dust in our drawers due to the convenience of curling irons. If you ask your mom or grandma how they curl their hair back in the day, they’ll probably describe some type of hair rollers.