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" In case you didn&amp;#x27;t catch it, we recently blogged about hairstylist Oribe&amp;#x27;s tips for every hair type. And after the post went up on Allure&amp;#x27;s Facebook page, we noticed a question that deserved an answer: What&amp;#x27;s the best way to use hot rollers for curly hair? We hit up Oribe one more time for the scoop. Here are his four look-pretty style tips:Spray first. Oribe says his key secret is misting an anti-humidity spray on dry hair before rolling it. He uses his Imperm?\uFFFDable Anti-Humidity Spray. Separate the hair. To create a wavier texture, create smaller sections and twist each one around your finger before adding rollers. Look for felt. Rollers can be covered in plastic and metal, but felt-covered ones give you extra smooth texture and enchances shine. Oribe recommends Conair or any other drugstore brand. Finish it off. After taking the rollers out, mist your hair with a light, flexible hold hairspray. --Jessica Prince Curly-haired ladies, have you tried curlers before? Did you get &amp;#x27;em to work? Think these tricks will help? Have any hair styling secrets to share? More from Allure: Become a Fan of Allure on Facebook! Daily Beauty Reporter: How To Get Movie Star Hair Daily Beauty Reporter: The Perfect Evening Ponytail Daily Beauty Reporter: What Celebrity Hair Do You Lust After? Daily Beauty Reporter: Megan Fox Was Once Less Foxy? Daily Beauty Reporter: Bradley Cooper Dishes on the Lion&amp;#x27;s Mane Photo: CONAIR "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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