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"You can go as tight and springy or loose and wavy as you like, but if you thought a curling iron was the only way to add body and bounce to your hair, you've been missing out!\n\n Hot rollers are a fun and easy way to achieve curls or waves. Don't be intimidated by these hot tools\u2014they're easy to use, especially with T3 lead stylist Dan Sharp's expert tips.\n\n Technique #1:\n\n \"Start at the crown of the head: Take a section of hair that's about three inches wide and two inches deep, or about the size of the roller. Place the roller about three inches from the head and wind the hair all the way to the ends. Tuck the ends into the curl and wind the roller down to your head, and then clip in place,\" says Sharp. \"Use your larger rollers for your longer sections of hair and the smaller ones for the shorter sections. Repeat this for the top-front section. Place the roller two inches from the head, wind the hair until you get to the ends, and clip. Do the same on each side of the head, placing the roller at a 45-degree angle with the bottom of the roller facing towards the back; wind the hair away from the face.\"\n\n Technique #2:\n\n \"Take a section of hair on the side of the head and place the roller on the ends at a 45-degree angle, with the lower end of the roller facing the back of the head. Wind the hair down to the head, and clip. It's that simple!\" says Sharp. \"Continue to the back of the head, sectioning the hair into four sections: Left, right, top, and bottom. The rollers in this section can also be placed at a 45-degree angle with the higher side near the center of the head, and wind the hair back and away from the face. Let rollers cool in the hair for ten minutes. Remove the rollers and style your hair however you want.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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