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If you’re tired of dealing with damaged hair from a curling iron but still want beautiful, bouncy curls, hair rollers can help you achieve your desired look with far less heat damage. Hair rollers ...

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There are many types of rollers, both non-heated and heated. They all vary in length and width -- a wide diameter gives a full, smooth curl, while a thin roller gives a tight, spiral-type curl. When ...