We rounded up the 17 best hair rollers, from foam to velcro — and how to use them. If you love the look of salon-quality blowouts, you'll adore these picks.

Hair rollers are a nod to the ‘90s, when voluminous, bouncy curls à la Cindy Crawford reigned supreme. Good news: This bombshell hairstyle is back, and we couldn’t be happier about its revival.

Not sure how to choose a hair roller for your hair type? Or how to have bouncy curls with volume? Here are the 13 best hair rollers for a nineties blowout.

How to use heated rollers for big bouncy curls. As with any styling tool intended to achieve curls, size matters. ... "To create a big and bouncy pin set curl it’s so easy," King says.

“Pin curls have been a fantastic method to hide thinning hair since the beginning of the 20th ... even pillow rollers (like these from Kitsch, $14) can do the trick. Advertisement. Advertisement.

Pin Curls Go for a classic pin curl, which sculpts the hair into a soft yet modern wave. Michael says to first curl small sections of hair with a roller set clip.

Hot rollers heat hair from the inside out, setting the curl more firmly. “This means that the style can last for days,” Elizabeth adds, “without needing touch-ups.” That saves you time ...

Pin curls completed Marilyn Monroe's sexy yet innocent look. ... Roller size depends on hair length - if you have very long hair, you should definitely opt for the jumbo rollers; ...

If need be, use a roller set pin to keep the roller in place,” he says. To maintain the look, he recommends dry rolling your hair nightly or using pin curls if it’s more comfortable.