When using hook-and-loop (or Velcro), rollers, you want to style slightly damp hair (about 90% dry) or fully dry hair. Then use a volumizing product like a mousse or spray to get that extra oomph ...

You’re almost training your hair, so you want to use a serum to smooth it out, wrap it at night, and put it in Velcro rollers in the morning if you’ve lost some of the bounce. And use a ...

To get the look, Victor blow-dried my hair in sections, adding the large Velcro rollers and pinning them into place as he went along. He finished with a light mist of hair spray, removed the ...

Unlike many hair-setting scenarios, this technique only requires four rollers--and it doesn't require you to have four arms. By Petra Guglielmetti February 24, 2009 ...

She starts off with a head full of velcro rollers, holding a big gold curling iron, and proceeds to take out each roller, going back over each section of hair with the iron.

Writer Kelsey Mulvey shares the Conair Hair Bonnet she’s been using for 19 years to get a perfect dry with velcro rollers. She likes it even better than her Dyson for smooth, bouncy waves.