1/16/12

How I Use Hot Curlers


Ok, so is it "hot curlers" or "hot rollers"? I'm guilty of interchanging both terms... but I'm just curious as to which is most widely used.
I keep wanting to say "rollers" in all the titles for the current video/post/tweets on the subject.
...and something always tells me to go with "curlers".

Ok, enough with the words, Tiffany.
I really love using hot rollers/curlers. I mastered the use of them early in my high school years and never looked back. So much so that the thought of using of a curling iron was crazy to me. (I didn't learn to use one of those babies until just a few years ago.) Anyway, I find that knowing how to use both is a good thing because they actually yield much different results.
I love using a curling iron when I have some extra time on my hands to get ready and when I want more defined, deliberate, "vertical" looking curls.
When I only have about five to ten minutes on my hands to actually mess with my hair, I go with hot curlers. I can get these babies in my hair in five minutes, then do my makeup and finish getting ready while they "set" in my hair. I love them. The result? Beautiful, soft curls that last all day.
To see exactly how I use mine and to get some tips on how to get the best results from them, check out my tutorial below.
xoxo,
Tiffany

13 comments:

Crystal on January 16, 2012 12:05 PM said...[Reply]

Hi~I'm pretty sure most call them hot rollers. That's what I call them. People know what you're talking about either way. ;)
Your hair looks great like that!
xo~Crystal

Honey Go-Lightly on January 16, 2012 12:22 PM said...[Reply]

Thanks for the tutorial. This has confirmed my need for hot rollers! I love curls but can never be bothered with my curling iron.

Candi on January 16, 2012 1:39 PM said...[Reply]

Thanks for this post. I recently bought a set of hot rollers but they didn't come with the clips & wasn't sure where I could find some, so now I'll just head on over to Sally's & see if I can pick some up. We live in podunk so the closest Ulta is an hour away. Again, thanks for the video!

She Likes To Pretend on January 16, 2012 4:00 PM said...[Reply]

It does look effortless and great on you. It's a pretty alternative to straight hair without being too curly.

carolyncjam on January 17, 2012 1:26 AM said...[Reply]

do you have the shopping information on the basket to store your clips? i have used hot rollers for years and i love them. thank you for the video!!

avantika on January 17, 2012 4:04 AM said...[Reply]

Great tutorial and useful too. I liked it and thanks for sharing!

Sofia Gatchalian on January 17, 2012 5:38 AM said...[Reply]

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Sabrina on January 17, 2012 9:04 AM said...[Reply]

Growing up & living in the South, I always heard them called "hot curlers". My mom would always say "curlers". It's just the Southern belle coming out in you when you refer to them as curlers. I also say 'buggy' instead of shopping cart. Again, another Southern saying....Gotta love the South!!

trang on January 17, 2012 4:59 PM said...[Reply]

bought myself a set of hot rollers for xmas and they are awesome! i love being able to do my makeup while my hair is setting.i gotta say those pins that come with it are crap and leave those nasty dents. gotta go get some of those clips.i use tresemme curl activator to keep the curls from falling flat throughout the night.it seems to work very well.

TiffanyD on January 17, 2012 6:29 PM said...[Reply]

@Sabrina LOL I say "buggy". My husband used to tease me about it, but now that's what he calls them too.

Lauren K on January 17, 2012 7:52 PM said...[Reply]

I lost my same set of hot rollers in a move about a year ago...and while I've been sad, I haven't bought a replacement set yet! I'll have to look for a similar set in stores!

Meredith from Lushli on January 18, 2012 9:07 AM said...[Reply]

I need to go get some hot rollers. I've always loved this look but never had the patience to do it. I also have straight blonde hair and I find that when I curl it, it goes straight again within an hour. Do you recommend any products/ techniques that can prevent this from happening? Thanks!

Lacquered Lady on January 18, 2012 9:39 AM said...[Reply]

Wondering if you would share your Etsy source for the bag you keep your roller clips in. I love it and would like to buy a couple of them. Thanks! PS, You've inspired me to go back to using hot rollers, I love curling my hair and haven't used them in years.

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