Ultimately, despite the minuscule cons, using hot rollers has been a huge game changer for me. First of all, they make second- and third-day hair gorgeous again.

The hot roller is easy. Plug it in. Put rollers in hair. My daughter has one of these high-tech hair tools, and I just don’t get the appeal. It seems like an overly complex way to style your hair.

Chloe Barcelou, 31, a stylist, loves hot rollers for their convenience; she often puts them in before doing her makeup. ... “Growing up, rollers were huge in my family,” Ms. Barcelou said.

While both Drybar and T3’s hot rollers left me with equally fabulous curls, I found T3’s easier to use and the clips were more sturdy. And T3’s gave me a looser, flouncy blowout.

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Ultimately, despite the minuscule cons, using hot rollers has been a huge game changer for me. First of all, they make second- and third-day hair gorgeous again.

We don’t know about you, but we never seem to have enough time in the morning —especially when it comes to our hair. Between showering, ...