Customer Ratings & Reviews

RevAir Hot Rollers are a nice way to add volume and bounce to your hair. I really like how they come with clips and pins to hold your hair around the roller. Here’s what I noticed about these – the case is amazing, soft and forgiving, with lots of room but it’s not bulky – you could travel with these. The button to turn them on/off and start the heat is great. You can feel it click and know that it’s heating. On first use there was a smell, you know that burning kind of smell, but it wasn’t overpowering and at least let me know they were heating. There is a small dot in the middle of each hot roller they say turns white to let you know when they are ready. I did not ever notice it turning white really, but I had them on for a good 12 minutes and they were hot. It comes with 2 gloves that cover your thumb and 1st 2 fingers. I found these hard to work with as I couldn’t feel what I was doing. I think using hot rollers may take some experimenting and getting used to. As I was sectioning off my hair to use them, it was kind of awkward. I would have to re-roll sometimes as I wasn’t great at getting the hair to roll around it. The pins to hold them in place work but I found the larger clips to feel more secure and easier to use. The number of rollers you get is sufficient. I did use all of them in my hair but didn’t feel like I needed more of them. I’m going to keep using them and see what I can do with them as they did add volume and a nice bounce to my hair, and I think I can get better with practice. These hot rollers feel like a quality set, and I believe I will continue to use them on occasion.

I tested the RevAir Amplifying Rollers on long, straight hair and overall I really liked the quality and design of this set. One of the first things I liked was the travel/storage case. It keeps everything together and makes the set much easier to store or take with you. The claw clips are also very well made. They feel sturdy and held the rollers securely in place without constantly having to readjust them. The two different roller sizes are a nice feature, especially if you have layered hair. You can choose the roller size depending on the length of each section and whether you want more curl or mainly volume. I found the smaller-diameter rollers better for creating a tighter curl and more volume on longer sections of hair, while the larger rollers worked nicely when I wanted more overall volume and a softer result. The rollers heated up quickly—about 8–10 minutes in my experience—and they got nice and hot. I also liked how securely each roller connects to the heating base. You can tell when the roller is properly seated, rather than wondering whether it’s actually making contact and heating. Another detail I really liked is the soft, velvety surface of the rollers. They’re very soft to the touch and felt nice against my hair. The included gloves are also useful, and I would definitely recommend wearing them when handling the heated rollers. Where I think RevAir could improve this set is the roller selection and quantity. For long hair, I would really like to see more rollers included. I think around 16 total would make this a much more complete set and allow you to work with smaller sections throughout the entire head. I’d also love to see some longer rollers and a smaller-diameter option. A longer roller would make wrapping long hair easier, while thinner rollers would give you the option of creating tighter curls, more defined waves and additional volume. With the current sizes, I found the larger rollers particularly good for volume, but people looking for a tighter curl may want more of the smaller size. Overall, this is a nicely made hot roller set. The rollers heat quickly, the clips hold well, the velvety surface feels great on the hair, and the two included sizes give you some flexibility. For shorter or medium-length hair, the number of rollers may be plenty. For long hair like mine, though, adding more rollers—especially smaller-diameter ones—would make an already good set much more versatile.

This set of RevAir Amplifying Ceramic Hot Rollers heated up nicely. They didn’t take that long to heat up, which is good because there are only 10 rollers. If you have thick hair or really long hair then you will need to roll it in sections. In the box are 5 1.5” hot rollers, 5 1.75” hot rollers, crease free claw clips, classic U clips, heat resistant gloves, and a Carry Bag. Setup is easy. The first time you use these you must remove all the packaging and the white paper under the rollers. To use the hot rollers, take the unit out of the carry bag, plug it up, and turn it on. The little dot on top of the rollers will turn white. Once they turn white, they are ready to use. Make sure you put on the heat resistant gloves first. Rolling your hair for body vs rolling your hair for curls. If you are going to roll your hair for extra body and bounce, then these are great for you. Section the hair off, alternate 1.75” rollers and 1.5” rollers until the entire section is complete. Let the rollers stay in your hair until they get completely cool. For extra hold, while they are still warm, spray your hair lightly with hair spray. Styling your hair after rolling it and taking it down, use your fingers instead of a brush or large tooth comb, so that the curls stay intact. Some choose to brush their hair or comb it to loosen up the curls or just get the bouncy body instead of curls. Rolling your hair for curls is quite simple. Start by sectioning off your hair. Use the smaller rollers on the top and the larger rollers on the bottoms of your hair. Summary: This is a great set of hot rollers that heats up quickly, curls great, and has everything you need to do a full head of hair. There could be more rollers, and that is my only complaint or concern. 10 rollers on thick hair doesn’t seem like a lot until you start using them and can only do once section of your hair at a time.

My wife and daughter have had the opportunity to use this ceramic hot rollers set and have been loving it. My wife had had long hair for years up until recently where she wanted shoulder length and curly. These have been the answer for that. Firstly these hot curlers get hot quick, and I mean very quick. The set comes with 8 curlers, 8 clips and a heating dock. Once plugged in these heated up within a minute it felt and after getting clipped to her hair she had curls quite quickly. From a build stand point you can tell by look and feel that these ceramic curlers are built very well. The carrying case is even built well. The clips that are provided are amazing too, not flimsy or anything like that. They can withstand the heat! Another reason why my wife and daughter liked this set is due to time savings. They noted that a typical curling iron can take quite some time to its heat up, while this set was almost instantly ready to go. All in all if you are looking for a very portable and fast acting hot rollers set then this is possible solution for you. The rollers heat up fast and are built to last!

It had been years since I had used hot rollers so I wasn’t sure what to expect with this set. The RevAir - Amplifying Hot Rollers surprised me right out of the box. The storage/travel case perfectly holds everything and makes it easy to take with you on the go or neatly store. The claw clips are good and seem to be well made so I don’t worry about them breaking easily. The pin clips also seem to be quality made. While it’s nice that there are 2 sizes of rollers in this set I would have loved if there was a third size. It’s not a deal breaker but it would be nice. I think it will take more practice to try and find the best curl outcome for me. These rollers did their job…they got hot and did curl my hair but it didn’t really give voluminous hair like I hoped. The curls did fall quicker than they would have if I used a flat iron to curl my hair using the same heat protectant and other products so I’m not completely convinced I can get the outcome I would truly want. With that said, this is still a great option. I just hoped for a little more

I’m always a little skeptical when I try hair tools that claim they can make styling thick hair easier, but the RevAir Amplifying Hot Rollers have definitely impressed both my daughter and me. We both have thick hair, so finding rollers that actually get the job done without feeling flimsy or cheaply made can be a challenge. These have quickly become a favorite for both of us. The first thing I noticed was the overall quality. The rollers and accessories feel substantial and well made, which is important when you’re investing in a styling tool that you plan to use regularly. Nothing feels flimsy or like it’s going to fall apart after a few uses. You can tell some thought went into the design, and the whole set feels like a quality product from the moment you open the box. I also really like all of the accessories that come with the set. Having the right accessories makes a huge difference when you’re trying to style thick hair, and RevAir did a great job putting together a set that has what you need. It’s nice not to have to purchase a bunch of additional clips or accessories just to make the rollers work properly. Everything feels coordinated and purposeful, rather than like a collection of random extras thrown into the box. My daughter and I have slightly different hair and styling preferences, but we both like the results. With thick hair, it can sometimes feel like you have to spend forever styling just to get volume and shape that actually lasts. These rollers give us a much easier way to add body and create that fuller, styled look without spending quite as much time working with a curling iron or other hot tools. One of the things I appreciate most is the volume. If you have thick hair, you might think you don’t need any additional volume, but there’s a difference between simply having a lot of hair and having hair with lift, shape, and movement. These rollers help create that polished, bouncy look instead of leaving your hair looking heavy or flat at the roots. They’re also fun to use together. My daughter and I have actually enjoyed comparing our results and trying different ways of using the rollers. It’s one of those beauty products that feels a little more enjoyable than just another everyday hair tool. We can each use the rollers to get the look we want depending on how much volume or curl we’re after. Another positive is that they seem designed with real-life styling in mind. When you have thick hair, you need products that can handle a lot of hair without feeling like you’re fighting with the tool the entire time. These rollers have been much more manageable for us than some of the other rollers we’ve tried in the past. The accessories are definitely worth mentioning again because they really add to the overall experience. Good accessories can make a product much easier and more convenient to use, and that has been the case here. Everything feels nicely made and works together well. I especially appreciate not having to improvise with household clips or other hair accessories while styling. I also think these would be a great option for someone who enjoys doing their hair at home but still wants a salon-inspired finish. I’m not someone who wants to spend an hour every morning doing my hair, so anything that can make the process simpler while still giving me a nice finished look gets my attention. These have become a nice addition to our styling routine. For anyone with thick hair, I think quality matters even more because you’re asking your styling tools to handle more hair and more weight. Cheap rollers can bend, clips can slip, and poorly made accessories can become frustrating very quickly. I haven’t had that impression with the RevAir set. The quality is one of the things that stands out the most. I also like that the set works well for both my daughter and me. Sometimes products are clearly designed for one age group or one particular hair type, but these have been versatile enough for both of us. We can each adjust how we use them depending on the style we want. Overall, we’re really happy with the RevAir Amplifying Hot Rollers. The combination of good quality, useful accessories, and the volume and shape they give our thick hair makes them a product we’ve genuinely enjoyed using. They feel like a well-designed, higher-quality hair tool rather than something that is going to end up sitting in the back of the bathroom cabinet after a few uses. If you have thick hair and enjoy having some extra volume, body, or bounce in your style, I would definitely recommend giving these a try. My daughter and I have both had a great experience with them, and it’s nice to find a hair product that we can both use and appreciate. The quality is excellent, the accessories are a great bonus, and the finished look is exactly what we’re looking for when we want our hair to look fuller and more polished.

I love the RevAir dryer, so I thought this would be a hit. It was not. It totally let me down and I had to pivot last minute, as we had something important the following day. Here’s the positive. The packaging was nice. The unit itself seems to be made of quality materials. It is sturdy, feels premium and comes with everything you need. Even 2 options for the clips to hold the roller onto your hair. For me that’s where it stopped. I read the instructions to make sure I was doing everything correctly. I’ve never used heated rollers before. I’m old school. Classic plastic rollers of all sizes and then sit under the dryer for what seems like an eternity. So these seem like a nice idea to try. You only get 10 rollers and you have to sit with them for about 20 mins. Well if you have long hair or an average sized head, 10 rollers isn’t going to do it. So you have to sit there over and over, 20 minutes each session, until the entire head is complete. The first curls would’ve completely fallen, if they even held, which mine did not hold. Now when you turn it on a white light indicates it’s powered, but each roller has a little light that’s supposed to also turn white to indicate that it is ready for use. Well those indicators never turned white for me, so after sitting for an extended amount of time and feeling the rollers increase in heat every few minutes, after 25 mins, I decided to just go with it. They never lit up. It’s supposed to take 8 minutes for them to heat and the light to activate. So I had no clue to when or even if they were ready, but they were definitely hot. It wasn’t scalding but if on the scalp long enough you could feel it. Did not hold a curl. Not even one. I tried over and over again. Nothing. Not sure, but I will have to say this isn’t for textured hair. Not 3b, 3c, and if it didn’t work for those I would have to include all 4’s. We have a mixture of 3b, 3c and 4a hair. I didn’t bother using hold spray as there was nothing to hold. It just wasted so much time and then having to pivot and come up with another style last minute. Right off the bat I prefer wet hair on plastic rollers over dried hair on heated rollers. Nothing can beat the sheen and clean superior curl hold of a plastic roller to wet hair. I’m not really sure what I was expecting but what I achieved with this product wasn’t it.

In the box are the rollers, roller heating base, a heat-resistant store and travel bag, 5 1 1/2 rollers, 5 1 3/4 rollers, 12 U-clips (6 teal, 6 black), 10 crease-free claw clips, a set of heat-resistant curling gloves and instructional and warranty information. First Impression and Disclaimer - I love the case, it’s slim and long, which makes it so easy to travel with. I used to use hot rollers in the past but over time I phased into other equipment. Heated Rollers - The rollers themselves are a good size to add volume. I used on different people and the volume is really nice. Depending on how much hair you have, thick or thin, the process takes about 10-20 minutes (my hair is thick and long and I wanted to add a little bit of volume) and it took about 15 minutes to add the rollers to my hair where I wanted the volume. I prefer the claws because you just roll and clip. I also used on short thick hair and it took about 10 minutes to place the rollers where needed. Heat - The rollers do get really hot but there are thermal gloves included. The rollers sit on a base that I removed from the case and sat on my bathroom counter. I was happy to see that the base itself does not get hot and the bottom of the base has rubber feet to hold in place. I would advise to make sure it’s high enough for a small child to try to touch while hot. Also, I love the indicator on each roller to let me know when the rollers are ready to use. Beware, the indicator goes from clear to white. I definitely love the rollers because I can add body or curls to my hair hands free and be able to multitask instead of sitting in the mirror with a flat or curling iron. I also love that the travel case is slim, so I can stick the roller in my vanity or in the closet without taking up too much room. Overall, I do love this item and I would purchase again and I would recommend to friends and family.

I have other products by rev air, and I am always impressed with their product. They are slightly outside of the box and design, but that change in the design makes all the difference. And separates them from other brands. With these rollers or this roller set, the options are unlimited. During the summer, I have curly hair and I will only straighten it for a trim. And then during the winter, my hair is straight and I get tons of growth. However, I do want some type of body and curl in my hair without having to add direct heat from a curling iron. This roller set is super easy and organized with the Tray. Plug it in let the rollers heat up individually, which is awesome. Section your hair according to how many rollers you’re going to use in the proper size. I guess that would be my only complaint is that it would be nice to have a 18 roller set and have a small medium and large size. I found myself redoing a couple to get all of my hair with all of the rollers. It’s easy for you to use the smaller rollers in the back and the larger ones in the front as you’re able to see most of the front of your head and capture and roll that section correctly. I can’t see the back of my head very well so I use the smaller roller set And capture less hair. It comes out great and the body is natural. Be careful don’t burn your fingers and work slow slowly also it comes with glove so that’s cool

Not to sound like my grandparent but… I remember way back when, I would use my mother’s hot curlers. At the time they were the greatest thing, they came in three or four sizes, took 10 – 15 minutes and you ended up with Shirley Temple ringlets. You also could get a pretty serious burn if you weren’t careful. I wasn’t sure how you would improve on hot curlers but the “Amplifying” in the name caught my attention. I have fine hair and much less of it as I’ve gotten older. If there was a way to amplify, I’m going to give it a try. The RevAir hot rollers come in a very nice case. Will be great for travel. Directions say they take about 8 minutes to heat up and when ready the top of the curler will light up. I was looking for a “loose textured wave” or really just some amplification. Just as advertised, my hair was definitely amplified! You can’t tell from the picture but this lovely fluff is from RevAir hot rollers only, no root lifter, no volumizing hair products and no hair spray. The next day my hair had less floof but still had a nice frame around my face and still had some of the volume from the night before. For a night out, the RevAir Amplifying Hot Rollers are great. I don’t think I would use them for everyday. They do get hot and I did adjust them when they were too hot in one spot. I tried the claw clips but they didn’t hold for my fine hair so I used the traditional wire u clip to keep them in place.

I’m honestly not too sure how I feel about these RevAir Hot Rollers. First of all, I really like that they come in a heat resistant case. It’s perfect for keeping everything together and makes storing them super convenient. The set also comes with claw clips, hair pins, and heat-resistant gloves. The rollers take about 8 minutes to heat up, and there’s a small dot on top of each roller that indicates when they’re ready. The dot is supposed to turn white, but I found it a little difficult to see because it looked more gray than white. Since the instructions say they take about 8 minutes to heat up, I just went with that. As for the gloves, I personally found them a little difficult to use because they’re somewhat slippery, which made it harder to put the rollers in my hair. I ended up using my bare hands, while being very careful not to burn myself. Honestly, I didn’t find the rollers to be extremely hot, but I still made sure to take precautions. I did struggle a bit with actually putting the rollers in. I’ve never used hot rollers before, and my hair is super straight, thick, and heavy, so getting the rollers to stay in place was definitely a challenge. I tried my best to keep my hair tightly rolled, but once I put the clips on, some of the rollers would come apart or just wouldn’t grip and hold my hair very well. I also tried using the claw clips that came with the set, but unfortunately, those didn’t help much either. In the end, I did get some curls, but they weren’t quite the curls I was hoping for. I’ve always struggled with getting curls to stay in my hair, though. No matter what products I use, my curls usually fall pretty quickly, so that could definitely be a factor in my experience with these. If your hair is somewhat like mine I wouldn’t recommend.

The RevAir hot rollers are a perfect addition to hair styling with minimal effort. These hot rollers stand apart from the rest because of their low profile, high quality, and unique sleek design. I love how my hair comes out when I use them and how easy they are to set and forget while I get ready. *What’s included?* The total package includes: 10 rollers (half are size1.5in and the other half are 1.75in), 10 claw clips, 12 u-pins (half for each size), heatproof glove pair that cover from thumb to middle finger, a heatproof carry case, and a manual. The carry case is sturdy and fits everything perfectly. All of the items included feel like they are made of high-quality material. The rollers are coated in a soft velvet, are a bit weighty, and provide ample safe-touch surface area on the edges. The base is super-sleek and thin, taking up minimal counter space and keeping a low profile. The one thing I wish it had was a light that told me when they were heated up to temperature. A white light tells you it is on and off, but that’s it. *Styling Hair* My Hair Type: I have medium textured hair, thick density, waist-length, and it’s a mixture of 1c, 2a, and 2b. I tried curling my hair with these curlers twice so far. The first time I failed due to impatience. I waited just under 20 minutes, but the rollers had not fully cooled. My curls fell right away. I think for most people they would have worked fine in that time frame, but the length of my hair causes it to require more time for the heat to penetrate thoroughly. I was pleasantly surprised I was able to roll up all of my hair at once with the 10 rollers. It does work best if I use less hair per roller though, since the heat can get through to the higher areas easier, so I might buy an add-on 2-pack of rollers to get better results. One thing I will note is that the rollers are a bit heavy. If they are left dangling, they do tug on your scalp as you move around. I have not used hot rollers before, so I don’t know if the weight is common with all rollers. This part was just a bit bothersome to me and may be as well for anyone with a sensitive scalp. My second attempt using these led to amazing results. I left them over half an hour until they completely cooled down. I ended up with defined soft bouncy curls. Throughout the day they relaxed into voluminous waves, and I still had them the next day. Also, I have overgrown curtain bangs and loved how they came out with the rollers. This is the perfect way to style them when they are being unruly while I get ready to go out. *Conclusion* All things considered, I truly love the results I get from these hot rollers. A big plus for me is how RevAir provides add-on rollers are a reasonable price. Besides just cautioning against these for those with sensitive scalps, I feel like this is a high-quality roller set and definitely well worth it.

I really wanted to love the RevAir Amplifying Hot Rollers because the concept is great and everything is very well made. Right out of the box, the packaging feels premium and you can tell a lot of thought went into the presentation. The rollers have a really nice velvet finish, and I love that the clips are included because they make it easier to keep everything in place. Unfortunately, I think these missed the mark for me when it came to actually using them. I have thicker, textured hair, and I don’t think these rollers are really made with that hair type in mind. I could see them working much better for someone with straighter, less textured hair or hair that isn’t as thick. I was able to get some results, but it wasn’t enough for me to be impressed. The biggest issue I had was with the heating. There is supposed to be an indicator that lets you know when the rollers are ready, which should take around 10 minutes. I tried two different outlets and waited a total of about 50 minutes, and the indicator never came on. The rollers did get warm and did a decent job, but I was left wondering if they ever actually reached their full temperature. I feel like my results may have been better if they had gotten as hot as they were supposed to. I do think there are a lot of good ideas here. The rollers themselves feel well made, the velvet finish is nice, the clips are a great addition, and the packaging is beautiful. I also like the idea of being able to get volume and curls without having to stand there using a curling iron on every section. Overall, I love the concept more than I loved the actual results. For someone with a different hair texture, these may work much better, but for my thicker textured hair, they just didn’t give me the results I was hoping for. Between that and the heating indicator never coming on even after waiting significantly longer than expected, these unfortunately missed the mark for me.

This set of rollers comes with 5 1.5 inch and 5 1.75 inch rollers, the heating base, 10 claw clips, 6 1.5 inch U-clips, 6 1.75 inch U-clips, heat resistant gloves and a heat resistant storage bag to keep everything in. It would be nice if this came with a heat resistant mat to place the curler base on as the operating manual mentions placing it on a heat resistant, stable flat surface. Luckily I have a heat resistant silicone mat/pouch for my flat iron and it works good enough. After waiting the recommended time to heat up, the bottom didn’t feel all that hot, so I am not too concerned about it harming anything with the small thick pad that just covers the bottom of the unit. The rollers themselves seem to be made of heavy duty plastic but have a ceramic barrel with soft velvet material covering it. The velvet provides a gentle grip that holds my hair smoothly in place. I appreciate that these come with both U clips and claw clips. I find this very handy depending on which section of hair I am rolling as I am not able to use the claw clips in certain areas. While reading the operating manual, in one spot it mentions the storage bag is heat resistant, but in another place it mentions once the appliance has cooled completely, they can be stored in the included carrying bag. I just make sure everything is cooled off before putting them away to avoid any problems. I am lucky that my hair is not too thick or too long. I can use all the rollers in one use. If you have thicker hair, you may want to do one side at a time. I like mixing up the sizes of the curlers to give my hair a more natural bouncy look while adding volume. This was my first attempt at using the curlers and I wasn’t disappointed in the outcome. Not as curly as I had expected, but my hair is not very thick and it might work better on thicker hair. I like the more natural look the curlers give me. If you are looking for some volume and curl these might be for you. I love using these rollers for a nice bounce and volume instead of a curling iron, because while these rollers are in my hair I can do other things. I put my makeup on while letting the curlers do their thing and cool off. This ends up saving quite a bit of time while getting ready. I also appreciate the gentle heat level this uses to keep my hair healthier.

As a first time user, it took a second time to actually get the hang of it, so after two experiences I can say these definitely have value and will definitely be a part of my routine for a way to add volume when wanting to glam it up a bit. Going to the website to look for some tutorials, was really more a list of short reviews, which does show how others are using them, but there were no pro-tips etc. There is a small dedicated “FAQ”ish section that has written tips, but I prefer to learn by example. I use a flat iron and curler, so it's not like I have no experience with heated hair accessories, but this was a bit different. I don’t know if it is just a steeper learning curve or the product, but I did find the the rollers hard to keep in my hair using the U Clips and Crease Free Clips. Crease-Free is a bit of misnomer, as even the website states these clips “reduce” creases and dents, so its not 100% crease free. Calling it “creaseless” though is a bit misleading. The rollers do get really hot, so when it is rolled up next to your neck area, have a towel or something as it will be uncomfortable. I didn’t burn myself like I can with a curling or flat iron, but they definitely get hot. According to the instructions the rollers only take 8 minutes to heat up and the indicator will turn off when they are ready, but I waited 20 minutes and it never turned off. So I cannot say if they were ready at 8 minutes or 15 minutes, since the indicator never turned off. But as stated they do get hot. The included gloves were helpful, but a bit large for my hands and contributed to how tight I could get the rollers. Seeing some of the images of use on the product webpage, I don’t see how people are rolling their hair without gloves, unless they just have a super high tolerance with heat. I can recommend the RevAir Hot Rollers, but if you are new to it like I am, there is going to be a learning curve, pun intended. But like most things, just keep at it. Investing in some gloves that find my hands better should help or just getting used to the heat and going quickly. Seeing others do it, did help, but having a more pro-tip review versus a review that just tries to sell the product would be more helpful. And I definitely got better the second time around I used the rollers. So again, I do recommend, but if you are like me and only used to blow drying and flat/curling irons, hot rollers are different and take some getting used to, so the buy-in could be a bit steep for you if these are not your thing. Being my first set of rollers, I am happy with the outcome of the volume and lift.

The RevAir amplifying hot rollers come with five 1.5 inch rollers and five 1.75 inch roller so there are two different sizes. The set of hot rollers comes well packaged with a nice booklet with written instructions. The rollers come with a very nice padded carrying case with a handle along with a set of gloves to wear. The rollers are made of a nice material with a slightly padded surface. Each roller sits on a guide posts to keep them in position. There are also 10 crease, free claw clips and then also a metal clip with six for each size of roller. The unit heats up quickly and is reported to have a temp from 212 to 240°F. The booklet provides many styling tips along with suggestions for products to use in your hair. This company also makes a variety of styling products. I have rather sensitive skin so initially I found the rollers to be a little too warm for my scalp. I now heat them and turn off the heat for a minute or two so that I can get a lower temp. The rollers create lots of volume for your hair and your hair stays styled for many hours.

I got these for my girlfriend and this was her first experience with RevAir and to say she was impressed with the product would be an understatement. First and foremost the presentation of a product, though not the most important aspect, can give you a sense of the company that makes it and their quality. Starting with the box it comes in, you immediately get a sense of quality. This is the type of box you’ll want to keep even though it’s just a box! Along with the hot rollers you get pins and clips to hold in the rollers along with an extremely nice carrying case that is heat resistant, protective gloves and instructions on how to use everything. It takes about 8 minutes to fully heat up and once it does it was easy to use. She has fine but thick hair. She sectioned off her hair as recommended and left the rollers in for about 20 minutes and her hair had incredible curl and body. She was very impressed and loved everything about the product from the packaging, the heat resistant carrying case that makes it easy to take on trips and the most importantly the results!

I have been using these RevAir ceramic hot rollers for a couple of weeks now and they have quickly become a staple in my routine when I want an effortless salon level blowout look at home. Traditional curling wands always felt like a chore and half the time my arms would get tired before I even finished the back sections. What initially drew me to this set was the promise of full body volume without spending forty five minutes clamped under high heat where it has actually delivered on that front. The setup is straightforward and user friendly. The base heats the rollers up quickly and evenly so that there is practically no downtime waiting around for them to get ready. The rollers themselves are smooth, comfortable to handle, and do not pull or snag the hair while rolling. The included clips hold securely in place right up against the scalp without slipping loose or leaving those harsh and awkward crease marks that cheaper claw clamps often cause. In terms of actual performance the ceramic material does a great job distributing gentle and consistent heat. Once they cool down and you take them out the hair drops into soft, bouncy curls with noticeable lift right at the roots rather than limp curls sitting only at the ends. They also leave behind a glossy, smooth finish with minimal frizz which is a huge plus if your hair normally leans dry or unruly after heat styling. Overall, this roller set takes the hassle out of styling. You can roll your hair, let the rollers sit while you do your makeup or drink your coffee, and take them down to instant body and shape that holds throughout the day. If you want bouncy and voluminous hair without wrestling with a round brush and blow dryer then this set is well worth the counter space.

Received the RevAir-Amplifying Ceramic Hot Rollers-in the Black color. To give you context. I am considered Black African American with European and Indigenous Roots. My hair has a mixed texture. It passes past by back and when completely flat ironed half way of my back. The presentation of the Ceramic Hot Rollers was nice. It comes in a case, with black gloves for protection when applying the hot rollers to your hair, has a set of hair clips, or the metal clips to attach your hair to the rollers. First it is important to remove the white paper from the roller plate before turning the rollers on. There is a button on the right side of the rollers that heats it up. When applying the rollers, to prep my hair, I used mousse and a heat protectant spray. I also used a blow drying on the left side of my hair, so that I could test the rollers on the left side of my hair to compare to the right side that didn't have rollers. I let the rollers stay in the air until the heat left. When applying the rollers, I made sure to have the gloves on and then removed them once the heat had ceased. The first thing I noticed was that there was a bit of volume on the left side of my hair in addition to slight curls. I haven't used hot curlers before, so I consider myself a rookie. I do use a lot of hair devices and products and believe that maybe with a little more practice, I probably could get it to hold more. Pros: Case presentation, Gloves to protect hands, and accessories. Cons: Would like to see a stronger metal pin hair type bobby pin holders. For a Friend That Is Pretty Good With Rollers, I would recommend. Thank you for the opportunity to test this product.

The REVAIR AMPLIFYING HOT ROLLERS contain 10 Rollers, 5 each in size 1 1/2 inch and 1 3/4 inch. Using all 10 rollers they produced Beautiful Wavy Hair. My daughter and I tried several methods and they all produced various shape and placement of the waves in super long hair. The rollers themselves are a soft velvet. They heat in the included base when plugged up to electric. They heat super hot and fairly quickly using the included heating base. I definitely needed the included gloves to handle the rollers. My favorite wave was produced using the included Claw clips and all 10 rollers. Keep in mind this is long thick hair. The 1 1/2 inch Tip U- Clips and/or the 1 3/4 inch Tip U Clips also produced beautiful waves. We could have used 12 rollers to accomplish more waves. We used used two of the rollers twice to see that all the hair was wavy. There is a push button to turn the heat off. I did not time the rollers to complete Hot stage but it felt like 5-6 minutes until the light on the rollers turned white. It was hard to tell when they had turned the first time but the second time using them we paid more attention to the before and after color. These 10 hot rollers were perfect for my shoulder length hair giving it body and added lift on the top of my hair. Both me and my daughter loved these rollers they are comfortable with quick results. I keep the entire set in the box they came in so nothing gets lost and they stay perfectly clean. At some point I may just put all the supplies on my stand. I did not have any hair spray or wax to use these with but the body still held the entire day. I think I may try spray wax when I am able to get to the store.