T3 - Volumizing Hot Rollers LUXE | Premium Hair Curler Set for Long Lasting Volume, Body & Shine | Set of 8-4 XL (1.75") & 4 Large (1.5”)

Not sure why anyone would rate these anything but 5 star. Unless they truly did not try them out.They get very heated… you need to spray hair with heat protector…. Then put curlers in while doing makeup sometimes securing with an extra clamp.After about 5-6 min.Take outLeave curl alone and lightly spray with hair spray.Beautiful curl!!Your doing something wrong if your not rating these 5 star.I have had many hot rollers!

I’ve used rollers s my entire life. Though T3’s are expensive, they have out live me.Best rollers for the money. I just bought a new set. My last set lasted over 5 years. They were still working just fine, I had just coated them so much hairspray, I wanted a clean set. Definitely worth the money. Oh they heat up in 90 seconds

I had high hopes for these rollers, expecting them to deliver great heat for a lasting curl. Unfortunately, they barely get more than warm. The temperature settings—low and high—don’t feel much different, and the button to adjust them isn’t the most intuitive. After waiting for 30 minutes, the best they manage is a lukewarm temperature, which isn’t enough to create a lasting curl. Honestly, not worth the price at all.I’ve used the Ella Bella rollers before, and they really excel at getting hot and holding a curl, but they don’t offer medium-sized rollers, which would be perfect for my medium-length hair. It’s frustrating because what I’m really looking for is a hot roller set that heats up properly, creates long-lasting curls, and includes medium-sized rollers with J clips. Why is it so hard to find a good combination?

I have been using T3 curlers for years in the smaller size, and was delighted to purchase the larger size set as well. There’s no downside to this product. The rollers are kinder to hair than any I have used. Quality is excellent and well worth the money.

Take about 5-10 minutes to heat up, I usually let them sit for at least 30 minutes and make sure to twist the rollers while I take them out to make a great, low-effort blowout! Very easy to use and they don’t hurt your fingers because of the special coating on the rim. Only downside is that the clips don’t hold the rollers in the hair very well, so sometimes my curls get dented or have inconsistent results. I use a heat protectant/hair oil before putting in the rollers, and my hair stays healthy!

From the least expensive to this pricey set, I've bought just about every hot roller there is on my quest for the perfect curls. I need about 6-8 rollers and don't like that most kits come with 12 rollers in sets that are too big. This set is more compact so I took a chance and was hoping this would be the Cadillac of Curlers, but sadly, I'm disappointed.First the good...the two sized rollers are what I was wanting, it has two heat settings, and everything fits neatly in a type of travel tote that comes with the set. It's also really pretty if that matters. Not the tacky pink rollers that seem to be the norm. The rollers are soft and don't seem to damage my hair and the resulting curls are nice, but are they worth the higher price?Now the bad...the rollers get really hot and almost impossible to place without feeling like you're burning your fingers and then your scalp. They're heavy too and drag down on the hair. The clips to keep the roller in place are also not the easiest to get on the rollers and many times, I have to re-do the roller placement. I would say the resulting curls are comparable to any other roller set I've tried, so sadly, no...I don't think this set is worth the extra price. Save your money, hope this helps!

I was using Conair for a couple years but they would never heat up hot enough unless if I plugged them in to preheat for an hour and my curls always fell out even with product after an hour. (I have thick really long hair)I would use a curling iron here and there but the time to curl my hair was triple the amount of time and would just burn my hair.I didn’t want to like these rollers because of the price, but they heat in just a couple minutes and after 15 minutes, you take them out and the curls that come out are amazing! I didn’t even pretreat with any product and used with dry hair (not wet to dry like other curlers tell you to do). They stayed in shape all night and kept volume!The clips are super easy to use and secure as well. They don’t fall out.The only thing that is not great is the price point - 8 rollers probably covers 2/3 of my head. I’m ordering another 4 singles and if I wanted to do smaller sections for even more curls and volume, I could probably fit a full 2 sets of 16 curlers on my head.Anyways, works REALLY well and doesn’t scorch your hands heat wise. I’m not sure how it works so well without the super hot heat, but it does! They are pretty luke warm when you touch them.Looking forward to healthier hair with less product! Thrilled with these.

My hair is a couple inches past my chin. After having a great "beachy" blowout, I've been on a quest to learn to do it myself. After trying several curling and flatirons that didn't work, I decided to try these hot rollers.First impression, these are very stylish looking and they cost 2x more than the old style hot rollers from the 80's (Conair, Remington, etc) but they work the exact same way. For shorter hair girls, I found the big rollers to be too big to wrap my hair around. So I just used the smaller ones. Had those worked, I would have purchased more of the smaller versions (It would be helpful if you could configure the set to your own needs and not buy rollers you're not going to use).Anyway, it is true that the rollers get really hot and you have to be careful how you handle them. I did not like the clips. They left marks on my hair and it was hard to get them to stay in place.But the main reason I returned them is that my hair did not hold the curl at all. These are probably fine for longer hair, but they did not work for me.