I wish Brad would show us how to do this with a wig on himself, so we can see how to do it on ourselves. 🥺

@elsagrace3893

2 жыл бұрын

It’s something you have to try repeatedly and fail. It’s the only way to teach you body and sensory motor neurons to do it. There really is no other way to learn.

@danikalalonde8545

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!! I just got diagnosed with alopecia and lost off my hair so that would be super useful!

@ShoalBear

2 жыл бұрын

AMEN!

@classysassyhannah

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. It seems like putting the curlers on the back would be rough

@sarastevens2973

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!!!!

We used hot rollers daily back in the 70’s! We put the rollers in then put on your makeup; easy peasy! As a matter of fact, hair( hello…middle part & curtain bangs) and fashion from the 70’s are back in style.

@ratpitt4292

2 жыл бұрын

I’ll get myself hot rollers and do this!! I wanna feel like a 70s disco queen dancing around the house with my rollers innnnn 💃🏻💃🏻

@julianpang9999

2 жыл бұрын

such a glamorous era! i’m glad the trends are getting back 🤗

@sugarskulls2817

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately including mullets -gag- I know thats more 80s but it's like borderline

@LVDani

2 жыл бұрын

We used them in the 90’s too!

@alyssacontreras6341

2 жыл бұрын

I useed to use hot rollers all the time before I became disabled and I went out and I still do the rare times I do go out and I’m a millennial, I don’t understand how people my age are just now learning about them😂

As someone who wore hot roller styled hair for years, never brush with a brush after you take it down. Take it down and let it sit still a few minutes. Then either use a very wide tooth comb like a dye comb or a wide tooth pick. Also, if you want more volume, turn your head upside down and spray the roots first. Work your hair spray one section at a time. Don't just spray all over on the top.

I have been using hot rollers for 45 years. It was a major part of the disco look. I have fine hair and must use them for any kind of volume. I'm glad to see they're finally getting recognized. One thing that we always use with hot rollers is gel. We used Dippity-Do back then. Then the spray gels came out. Either will work but this is essential for the rollers to stay in place and to be able to keep the hair on the roller. Leave in until cool. Use a lot of hair spray to keep the style in place. Do not touch your hair once sprayed for the entire day. I use Conair Big Curls. There is no blowout or any curling tool that can match the look of rollers. I can't live without them. Thanks for the video and your hair looks good brown.

@silvermont331

Жыл бұрын

😂 2022 ppl says omg is she leaving in the 60”s Bababoom volume. 😢

@GrammyTapDancing

Жыл бұрын

What are best claps to use? Hate the wire ones

@ana.liecee

11 ай бұрын

hi lisa! really appreciate your tips and advice. I was wondering how you use the gel? where do you apply it, and when (on damp or dry) ?

@livinglife4835

8 ай бұрын

Me too. But sometimes I get "creases" in my hair from clips? Am I putting too much hair in one roller?

@rundkimberly

8 ай бұрын

​@@livinglife4835If clips leave wrinkles, use the metal U-pins. Those pins are what came with original hot roller sets.

Just came here to say for people with curly hair that your hair doesn't need to be straightened for this to work! All you need to do is detangle to the point where you can run your fingers through when dry, then keep enough tension on the hair when rolling it that it wraps smoothly around the roller. I sometimes run my finger over the roller to smooth it down as I roll. You'll definitely need to use more sections than someone with straight hair so you can get those pieces smooth around the roller so be prepared for that!

@clairgamr9814

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this comment!! I have thick curly hair and I never know if it needs to be straightened or not!

@ammercedes3591

2 жыл бұрын

@@clairgamr9814 you're welcome! My mom taught me years ago and we both have thick curly hair too!

@manaroman7678

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! I've got fine curly hair and some days I've wanted to make them a little more defined and bouncy for stage/photos. This advice is great!

@julianpang9999

2 жыл бұрын

@@ammercedes3591 awww that’s so sweet! 🌹

@Fantomatika

2 жыл бұрын

Omg I was going to come ask in the comments for this! Thank you!

I am adoring the brown hair! Of course, you can rock literally any color or style! Also, I’m definitely gonna buy n try these asap!! Xoxo xoxo

@candacewillis5427

2 жыл бұрын

I know he looks good with that hair.

@katannvalentine6697

2 жыл бұрын

Nooo. Brown isn't you

@katjasatuli9106

2 жыл бұрын

At first i tought you talked to the mannequin... and it was beautiful XD

@heresyoursign9273

2 жыл бұрын

Brown is nice but you definitely look best as a blonde.

My mom laughed at this. She always gets a kick out of watching old school things become ‘new’ again

Me who used normal rollers (just round plastic lol) for over two years, the upgrade to heat rollers was a whole game changer. Instead of leaving them in overnight for the style to actually last a day, it just has to be in for like 15min. But it did need a bit practise to get the hang of using them without burning yoursellf. But for everyone thinking about buying these, do it.

Dark hair, lots of denim, and using hot rollers. Literally me in the mid-70s.

@NN-iu2rp

2 жыл бұрын

😂 the best things never go out of style.

From a 50 yr old that got a new hotroller set every other Christmas in my teens, whether I needed it or not ( it would actually take 2 1/2 sets to roll my hair due to length and thickness) I can attest that you can get some amazing styles from them.

@verily360

2 жыл бұрын

Yes not enough rollers in one set.

@nicolecourtney8688

2 жыл бұрын

I also got a hot roller set and makeup set for christmas every year from my auntie that raised me from 5th to 12th grade. And im 30 💕 i think these and christmas pjs with a movie were the highlights of my childhood. We didn't have a lot of money but i always looked forward to christmas for those things💕 RIP aunt cindy 💕

@julianpang9999

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicolecourtney8688 she’s lookin down at you with a bomb roller set right now! ❤️❤️❤️

My ADHD was going insane tonight so I’ve been messing with my hair. I remembered I had hot rollers that I hadn’t tried yet and let me tell you, I would be lost without you Brad. Earlier today you walked me through how to cut my hair, and now I’ve got rollers in. You’re awesome!! Thank you.

Brad saying that he can't deal with other people some days because he already has to deal with his own self and that's a lot is just HUGE MOOD OKAY. 😂

I’ve just never understood how anyone gets these in their hair in a reasonable amount of time. Takes me 80 years and 2nd degree burns for pretty curls that don’t last very long

@bec504

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I have bought them before. It was a lot of work & only gave me a slight wave.

@pcbassoon3892

2 жыл бұрын

I only very straight hair and I only ever had good results with Conair hot sticks. They were roughly the temperature of the surface of the sun, tiny in diameter, and I had to have 2 sets so I could take really tiny sections. It took forever though. I only did it for formal occasions or when I was in plays. Had to do tons of product before putting the curlers in and very little after.

@theresaweber6831

2 жыл бұрын

I I

@Mrs.Laitinen

2 жыл бұрын

Had the same problem with long hair. Now with shoulder lenght the result is amazing. Also I think my hair wasn't layered enough to hold the weight of the curls.

@staceysaurusrex2630

2 жыл бұрын

This is why I prefer normal rollers i.e. the ones you use on damp hair. It still takes 80 years to put them in, but no more burns, and the curls last until I wash my hair again. I couldn't ever figure out sleeping with them in, though, so I got a cheap hooded dryer and now I just dry them while I have breakfast and do my emails.

I've been using them for 20 years. Conair ones work really great and reheat quickly when you need to use more than what's in the thing. Brad is a pro at this, but but but! You can still get a great look with them without all the pro sectioning and blow drying first. Hot rollers are for when I want a lazy day and not blow dry cause mine smooth my hair out. These are also great for when you want a fancy pony. The day I met Anne Rice , I used them and I'll never get a better compliment than her telling me my hair was beautiful. ❤❤

@brookew2403

2 жыл бұрын

You met Anne Rice?! I’m so jealous.

@buskylover2023

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I love Anne Rice! You were so lucky to have met her! I did luck out at a thrift store and found a signed copy of one of her books!

@Angie_Onaleta

2 жыл бұрын

May she rest in peace.

@cristinaiswatching

2 жыл бұрын

Loved reading this story, MAYBE I'll start doing my hair, who knows who will compliment me 😄

@MyselftheElf

2 жыл бұрын

Same, about 30yrs! Before that, my mom used strips of towels, pop cans,& foam rollers on me lol The hot rollers & foam ones always last the longest for me

in 2006 when I eloped I paid $25.99 for hot rollers at target, My hair looked amazing during our wedding.I still have them and they have always come through despite the metal clasps . I have a lot of super fine hair and I think it's the best hair type to use this on. Thanks for the tutorial because I never even considered rolling the front part backwards

Loved this video Brad! It brought back so many happy memories of me watching my mom put her hair in hot rollers in the 70's! She loved her hot rollers and it's really cool that they're making a comeback! Love watching all your videos! Keep 'em coming! ❤

I have hair down to my waist so any curls from heat tend to just fall out in a couple hours from the weight. Hot rollers do last longer than an iron, but I still preffer to use foam rollers on damp hair. I can do it at night and then wake up with very curly hair. I can also walk around with a bunch of foam rollers under a scarf and feel like a midcentury housewife.

@abeeRidge

2 жыл бұрын

I have long hair too and love hot rollers! What I do is that I secure each roll with a rubber band or elastic so they won't fall :)

@classysassyhannah

2 жыл бұрын

What about comfort? I don’t know if I’d be able to sleep with them in… they seem so uncomfortable

@madid5398

2 жыл бұрын

@@classysassyhannah it depends wich ones you get. I can't imagine sleeping with the bendy rod kind. The old school sponge ones with plastic snaps on hinges are only a little pokey. I've slept with them a lot. I got ones that are just cloth cylinders with snaps on the end filled with foam. They are really easy to sleep in.

@cacahuate2012

2 жыл бұрын

@@madid5398 would you mind sharing the link or the name of them? I know about the ones that were on shark tank but i was skeptical that they’d work for my long fine hair. Curious what has worked well for you.

@madid5398

2 жыл бұрын

@@cacahuate2012 For sure! The ones I currently use the most are called Rockin' Rollers Soft Leopard Print Hair Roller and Hairstyle Filler. You can also find some that are very similar called Wrap and Snap rollers.

I remember back in the early 2000’s I had one of those cute little shoulder length flippy hairstyles with curtain bangs that were super popular then. I was in 7th grade and was having a disaster of a hair day. One side was flipping out, the other in, and a curling iron wasn’t cutting it. My mom said “I know how to fix that”, pulled out her hot rollers from the 80’s and put them all over my head. She had me sit there for like 15 minutes, took the rollers out, brushed it out, spritzed it with hairspray, and it was incredible! It turned out fantastic! (Btw, this was during the “flip out” era of hair curling. I look back on it now and think it makes everyone look like Whos from The Grinch.)

@erinniccoinn1gh

2 жыл бұрын

my bff had that haircut. ah the memories

@cpolt1192

2 жыл бұрын

Can't forget the butterfly clips !!

i’ve had these rollers for about two years now, and i’m happy you uploaded this so i can see how i can better use them! i love them, and highly recommend to anybody considering them!

I impulsively went out a bought a set of hot rollers so I can get better at styling my hair. I can’t tell you how happy I am that this video popped up on my suggested videos to watch! ❤️

@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis

Жыл бұрын

They know!!! Your phone….. it knows….

Who else wants to see Brad do a real person's hair?

@MamaMOB

2 жыл бұрын

@@megapham1 i’m pretty sure we mean just a regular person not a video dedicated to his doing a persons hair. You know just use his sister or the chick from down the street. You know a model as opposed to a fake head.

@amandamcanally2158

2 жыл бұрын

@MamaMOB that's exactly what I'm talking about. I would love to see a real client and not just the mannequin head.

@Highasf2001

2 жыл бұрын

He did Dixie D'amelio's hair a while back. It was awesome. Also with Sienna Gomez.

@blacksheep9772

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh I think todays model just seemed a little off (in her attitude I mean). A bit flippant, barely even smiled. Oh and um .... did Brad just grab her off the street while she was doing a walk of shame from night before? Not judging of course (I been there, I resembled that hair do!) But .... well some brown haired dude in double denim made you look like a 90's supermodel. Be gracious ~ or something 😁

@roseknott2832

2 жыл бұрын

I volunteer!!

I've been using hot rollers since HS. They are great!. Put them in, brush my teeth, get dressed do my makeup, take them out, do my hair. Absolute time savers no question

@bbcharmxoxoxo223

2 жыл бұрын

Same girl since 2000

@ld8483

2 жыл бұрын

Same I've literally lived big heated rollers for ever.

@daniella4889

2 жыл бұрын

Any tips on not burning fingers? Are there some hot rollers that are better than others? Thanks

@samanthaspillman5806

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniella4889 I use the velvet ones which i feel don't get AS hot as the others, but i do think unfortunately unless you wear gloves, they are a lil warm no matter what. Gotta be quick with the twirl LOL

Beautiful!! Can’t believe you brushed out the curls. I literally gasped. 😱

YES!!! I bought hot rollers early on in college and they’ve somehow avoided being thrown away throughout the years! I needed this to finally learn how to use them!!

My son was wearing two collared, button down shirts the other day & I knew we were inching close to a fashion breakthrough. This is it, Brad. Two Jean Jackets. Yaaaaassss

@9melissal

2 жыл бұрын

That was a big trend in the early 2000s, the layered collared shirts.

I just come here for the self confidence boosters. I love and appreciate you Brad!❤️

@graphitebeans

2 жыл бұрын

ME TOO! I CBF doing my hair in these gorgeous styles most of the time, but I like knowing that I COULD if I needed to lol

I've always rolled the front section back, thanks for the new tip! I've used hot rollers since elementary school and LOVE them. Nothing better than day 2 roller hair with a bunch of dry shampoo.

OMG - I LOVE hot rollers. I 'inherited' my mom's old set & if I have a special thing, I'll use those. Wash my hair, use a little mousse (my hair won't curl without it) and go to town. Because my hair is so stick-straight, I let them cool completely while doing other things. Take them out, tousle them and that's it! Bonus - with the mousse, the bounce lasts for about 48 hours.

@manalali6281

2 жыл бұрын

Can I be annoying and ask which mousse? My hair never holds a curl.

@rmedina562

2 жыл бұрын

@@manalali6281 same

My mum had a set of heated rollers when I was a little girl. I loved lifting the lid of the box & twirling them round 😍

LMAO…. Did this in the 70’s and still rocking’ it at 60 when the spirit moves me! Loved this Brad! The advise on which ways to go where was super helpful! Love watching your channel!

@robbiebronder7240

2 жыл бұрын

I was just going to post the same thing!! It was my go to look in the mid-seventies.

I've been doing hair for 10 years now and whenever someone loves my blowout, I suggest hot rollers as the easiest way to get the same look at home and they always would say "roller? like my grandma had those...." Glad to see the world realizing!

LOVED your energy for this whole video and that you brought the advice back. Can you do some styling tips for bobs?!

Brad, love the brown hair. Yes, I confess. I used hot rollers in the late 1980’s early 90’s. Don’t judge. It was a fabulous hair look and we embraced it big time.

@basharalbutseggs8056

2 жыл бұрын

Some big channel copied your comment word for word

@imawakemymindisalive13

2 жыл бұрын

let’s support this ORIGINAL comment

And suddenly I’m transported back to 1998! Hot rollers were THE THING back then. So glad to see people using and loving them again. ❤️

This was EVERYTHING! @Bradmondo please do more videos like this bc I'm loving you're teaching style and skill!

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I have the same set and it was collecting dust since I knew I just didn’t have the right technique. Thank you.

I’ve tried hot rollers many times. The only time I’ve gotten them to work is when I had an undercut with 1/3 of my hair was shaved off. I have too much hair. Even when it’s short with all my hair, they just don’t work. I have to take sections that were so small I didn’t have enough space on my head for all the rollers. I can get a better look that lasts longer with a curling iron.

I think it’s so funny hair stylists never stop running their finger through your hair. You’re just chit chatting, getting ready for the change and those hands never stop combing through

I have a little pink travel set of Conair hot rollers and I’ve been using them for more than 10 years! They heat up quickly and don’t get too hot to burn my skin, and they’re super compact when I’m taking a carry-on somewhere. I love how versatile hot rollers are - I can use them just to smooth my hair out and get a little flip at the ends, do a vavavoom big voluminous ‘do, or get really defined and tight curls for an updo or a vintage look.

@sonyaestelle6998

Жыл бұрын

Can you explain the heating process?

Treated myself to a set of these rollers. My local aldi got them in about a month after this video and they were about £20 cheaper than anyone online, love a bargain. I love the look I get with them, reminds me of when I first met my husband xxx

I love ya brad, your the reason I’m going to cosmetology school!!! Keep doing what you do!!

@rachellevin9855

2 жыл бұрын

That’s amazing! You’ll do great!

@savannah4438

2 жыл бұрын

@@rachellevin9855 thank you!!! I hope I’ll do good lol!!

@unknownstardust_

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck!

@BradMondo

2 жыл бұрын

Awe I live to hear this!!

@savannah4438

2 жыл бұрын

@@BradMondo I love ya so much, your such an inspiration

I’m loving the brown hair Brad!! And how is hot rollers a new thing? I literally have been doing it at least 40 years! Ever since I was five years old! But I’m glad to see it’s coming back!

OMG I LOVE YOU I’m an old hairdresser from the 80’s and your videos make my day. The roller set was the icing on the cake! The classic roller set with a modern twist. I’ve learned so much! THANK YOU BRAD💕💕

@Ashley-qv2bd

4 ай бұрын

You are definitely not an old hairdresser from the 80’s

@tishrichmond1254

4 ай бұрын

@@Ashley-qv2bd why do you say that?

@Ashley-qv2bd

4 ай бұрын

@@tishrichmond1254 if youre a hairdresser from the 80’s that means you’re a boomer and I’ve never ever seen a boomer text in all caps, use “omg”, or use emojis. Heck, boomers aren’t even tech savvy.

@tishrichmond1254

4 ай бұрын

@@Ashley-qv2bd 🤣🤣I beg to differ!😉

@Ashley-qv2bd

4 ай бұрын

@@tishrichmond1254 okay period granny

When brad is feeling himself about the highlights F’in sent me!! Literally started screaming!! Amazing! Much love! 💙

Brown hair is loooking STUNNING!!! It was like: HELLO BEAUTIFUL TO YOUUYY

This is going to save my hair! I cannot stand taking an hour to do just one side of my head with a curling iron. Pop these in and leave them for a whole Brad Mondo video, then take them out. Boom. Perfection!

@yooein

2 жыл бұрын

from my experience these aren't faster than curling iron in any way shape or form. BUT it's easier to be more precise with it, and the results last longer on my long straight hair compared to curlig iron.

@ariellebro

2 жыл бұрын

@@yooein ooh thank you 🙏

Love your hair! I used hot rollers in the 90s, love the ease of rolling hair, sitting down to do makeup, by that time hair can come down. BUT, my hair is so thick it's heavy, and the style never lasts long, especially in summer. When I want vintage hair, a wet set is what really lasts on my hair.

Brad: "Do you know what the first step to getting a really good roller set is?" Me: "A good foundation!" Brad: "Incorrect!" Me: "What?!" Brad: "When it comes to a roller set, you've got to build a good foundation." Me: "It's like you don't even listen to me..."

@kinleyharris6076

2 жыл бұрын

Lmaooo

@lia1b652

Жыл бұрын

i said product so im not that off

@JessicaMarieLove1

Жыл бұрын

Lol that's a good one 😅

I always felt so lame for loving hot rollers, but knowing you love them too makes me feel super validated and smarter than the people who shat on me for it

@autumn5130

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I'm old (in my 40s) and used them so much when I was younger. Now people think you're 70 if you use them. I just cut 14 inches off my hair and now I need to get me some for easy styling.

@dancingdevil9965

2 жыл бұрын

Nah dude they’re cool! Pop them in and do ya makeup while they curl then pop them out. Saves a bit of time for me at least. 😂

@shamelesshussy

2 жыл бұрын

Focus on not being influenced by people, positive or negative. It doesn’t matter that others thought they were silly. But it also doesn’t matter that he thinks they’re cool. You like/use them. That’s enough.

@musicalexistence1

2 жыл бұрын

@@shamelesshussy I definitely agree, it was mostly when I was in high school, you know how kids are lol. Even then I did my best to act like I didn’t care but at least now it true though

👌love the brown hair

Great tutorial, Brad! You crack me up! 😂 I used hot rollers in the 80's! Glad that they are making a comeback! ❤️

I'm so old, I used to have hot rollers as a kid. Now they're back and all these young people are like OH EM GEEE using them the first time. They work that well. Hot rollers are amazing. Finally getting recognized again. I love it.

I'm Dominican, and we always use hot rollers (even when we're straightening our hair). We use hot rollers, THEN we blow-dry. We might even use a tiny quick pass of a flat iron (if you want that extra slick look).

@teresahurlstone

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you use hot rollers when straightening your hair?

@danan9061

2 жыл бұрын

@@teresahurlstone dominicans are mixed so thier hair is normally curly. They usually straigten thier hair by putting them in large curlers with tension while damp and drying and then blow it straight after taking curlers out.

What’s better than one Jean shirt? Two Jean shirts. BRB gonna go roll my hair

I've watched so many tutorials on how to use hot rollers and this is by far the best one. Thank you!

I just love how extra you are Brad, I just bloody love it! ❤

Not me running to Amazon to order some hot rollers. Thanks Brad for spending my money 😩. Oh and the brown hair looks fab on you. And rock that double denim. Love you Brad! ❤️‍🔥

BRAD!! Thank you for this video!! I tried hot rollers on my channel and it was definitely not an instant hit! Literally tagged you in my video asking for assistance lol!!

My mom used to used the conair steam rollers every day 30yrs ago. She loved them. I would sneak in her room while she was at work and play with it on my hair. I need these!

Going through a rough time and 8:45 pep talk made me feel so good ❤️ thank you

I would love to see Brad do one of those overnight curl things that are super trendy right now. I feel like my ends always look bad when I use them and I’m sure it’s the product or lack of products I’m using.

@eminemzie

Жыл бұрын

I have one of these I know what you mean the ends never get as curly as the rest when you take it out of your hair use the hair straighteners to curl the ends it's easy and looks better that way

“Bitch I’m so good at highlighting hair” - me after every client lol

So glad these are back! I've disliked curling irons since hot rollers went out of style in the early 2000s. I used to hot roll my hair all the time. Its way faster than curling iron and it lasts longer.

it makes me so happy to see you so excited about hair rollers. i love rollers, too!

Thank you for making hot rollers a thing again and for bringing back BIG HAIR!!!!

I stan Brad so hard😭 why is he the cutest most talented person ever🥺 I feel so happy after watching his videos

Used this tutorial today and it was a godsend. Thank you! ❤

The products worked well for my frizzy wavy hair and watching this video I achieved wonderful texas curls!! Love it!!!!!!

Okay, just listen for a second. This is the 3rd video that I watch from his channel (EVER) and I absolutely adore him. Excuse me, but like how is he able to make me feel like I am capable to conquer the world of hair. He is an angel and I am blessed. Much love xoxox

I’ve used hot rollers for the past 15 years. Every time people ask how I curl my hair and have so much volume, they are shocked when I respond with “hot rollers.” They’re great. You can your makeup while your hair sets and get out the door in 30 mins. LOVE.

This was super helpful for setting heat friendly wigs. Thank you for fabulous content.

Love the tips!! Especially about starting t@ the top, and rolling front one forward and others back, I see so many people not doing anything with the top of head!!

it makes me happy to see brad genuinely getting serotonin from doing hair :)

@r3laxingvib3s

Жыл бұрын

I love the way he loves what hw does. It makes me happy too 🙂

The fact that Brad looks authentic with EACH&EVERY haircolor he slaps on his head indicates that he has a stable-enough personality to carry out anything. 30seconds in and you don't even double-take, you just go along with him and his new look. He was born to being on the screen. I've said this before and I say it again: he stands out. He's got so much more than just being a "youtuber" in him. His professionality, enthusiasm and sass make an absolute admirable concoction. Stay grounded, Brad; that's where your success lies.

This inspired me to buy some Target hot rollers, actually the exact ones in this vid. Got a good deal on them. I don’t have a ton of confidence to wear many styles but I really love using them.

Loving both the curls and the enthusiasm 🥰

brad we love your channel i recently died my hair (again) 🤣 and i finally love it give me any tips please on how to make my hair super soft bc it was super soft but not too soft anymore😬

@dancingdevil9965

2 жыл бұрын

That’s bc it dyed. Be careful on how and how long you process. Only way to make it soft again is to lay off the dye for a little bit, get it trimmed regularly, and find a good hair mask. Also don’t use drying shampoos.

I love Brad’s “we been knew” attitude about us discovering hot rollers 😂

Honestly I love your positive affirmations every video cuz I need that some days ❤️

I love me some hot rollers! Been using them since the 70's, went through a few sets in the 80's and still use them today...can't beat them :)

Oh heated rollers, the things my Grandma had in the 70's, and hers was a set she had bought for her in the 50's, seems the 'youth' of today are just rediscovering things that have been used for generations. We used them in the 90's to get some volume into your hair, quick brush through, hairspray and you were out for the night.

I love your videos so much

I have used hot rollers since a teen. No time in the morning. on air dried with styling cream and hair oil or second third day dry hair use a instant heat travel set that has 5 rollers. Takes 2 minutes to put all my hair on these rollers then I finish bangs and ends with flat iron. My pic done this way. It’s sooooo much faster in the morning than doing small sections with a flat iron or curling iron, Lasts 2 days. No hair damage. Another great video Brad!

So ironic, I bought these same rollers last month (my first set at that) and love them! I've never had much luck with a curling iron and feel like I've finally found something that works for me. My method was completely different though, so I'm excited to try this!!!

I’m old, but my mom taught me how to do a hot roller set when I was 11 and had charm school. I still associate the smell of Paul Mitchell setting lotion with little white gloves.

@nattypnetto

2 жыл бұрын

@MissMargaret hard to believe you had to use hot rollers with a beautiful profile of natural looking curly hair like that!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼😍

@sparkybish

2 жыл бұрын

@@nattypnetto I had to learn how to take care of my curls on my own as an adult since my mom and both my sisters had straight hair. My dad has curly hair, but he has kept it short his whole life. I mostly brushed it until I was 30 or so. But it does make a great base for a hot roller set and it lasts forever because of the underlying curl structure.

Can we get this done on curly hair I would love to see the results on natural hair 😍😍😍

Yesss. I still have my rollers from the 90’s in my closet. Will go grab them out.

Yyyooooo!!! I just got some of your super red and I'm so excited to use it!! I will be taking before and after pictures 😁

I don’t want to work on real people,” I’m already a lot for myself to handle” 😂🤣🤣 You are so much fun Brad. Love the hair❤️

I love hair rollers especially heated rollers it's the only thing that keeps my hair curled for 30 mins

I love your hair color!! It looks so good!

I’ve loved rollers forever! Carried over from my high school pinup phases lmfao. They’re so easy and the outcome is gorgeous

Have you tried sponge rollers? I would love to see a look with them...

Why did "if she had shoulders.." make me laugh so much? 🤣

I haven't heard the phrase "set your hair" in forever! :-D At 57, I have so many hot roller stories. Some good, some tangled, burned bad. Glad they are improved and back! I love you, Brad.

I just got this same set of hot rollers for Christmas. I’m loving them.

I've used hot curlers for years and I LOVE them! They were gifted to me 10 years ago and they're still going strong lol. People always ask how I got my hair so full of volume and I tell them, "hot curlers babe" they look at me with confusion everytime. It's worth it! Glad you got this topic Brad.

@ld8483

2 жыл бұрын

Same ! Big rollers ❤️I always feel like it's Victoria secret vibes

Brad: Do you know the first step to getting af really good rollerset is? Me: *thinking* hmm to prepare the hair? build a foundation? Brad: INCORRECT! When it comes to a good rollerset you gotta build a good foundation! Me: oh okay

@roseknott2832

2 жыл бұрын

Will Dippity Do come back now?????

Love your videos!!!! Everything I know about hair care comes from this guy!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Got the same hot roller set right before this video came out and ofc they’re sold out now. Safe to say i’m feeling blessed today ❤️❤️