Velcro rollers are a heat-free way to add body and bounce to hair. Here, celebrity stylists reveal how to use velcro rollers.

It’s also quite handy for holding hair around barrels and fixing the shape into place with the help of a hairdryer or, if you’ve got the time, allowed to dry naturally. Rollers have been used ...

Many have moved on to using electric styling tools, but Heart Evangelista is making a case for going old school. In her latest Instagram Reel, the actress and style influencer uses three hair rollers ...

Velcro rollers are not only easy to use but democratically affordable, too (most come in at less than £10). According to the Princess of Wales’s hair stylist of nearly 20 years, Richard Ward ...

Using the wrong styling products and too-tight hairstyles are just two everyday activities that can cause thinning hair. Find ...

In a shocking departure from all the slicked-back buns of yesteryear, big hair is the moment. Whether you try a ’90s-esque Rachel Green blowout or incorporate bouncy curls like Olivia Culpo, this ...

His bandmates had already whipped the crowd into a frenzy by teasing the opening notes of “Blind” after piping in “Michael & ...

Each foam roller (except the LO ROX Mini Infinity Roller) was used on the medial and lateral quadriceps, hamstrings, calves, TFL, piriformis, and gluteus muscles of each leg and hip for 30 seconds.

The TikTok blow-dry is surprisingly easy to achieve too - if a little time-consuming - and the method relies on an older than old-school tool. It's time to get reacquainted with the humble hair roller ...