Remington's PROluxe set comes with 20 heated velvet rollers for full curl covering, in two different sizes (25mm and 32mm). Granted T3’s set of rollers are much smaller than the others featured on our list, but if you’re looking for a travel set, they tick all the right boxes. Add a grip to keep it in place and allow it to cool before releasing it and letting the roller tumble out.

They offer a great way to add anything from soft volume to full-bodied curls from the comfort of your home; they’re quick and simple to use, kind to hair, and the waves and curls they create are long-lasting. After 15 minutes you’ll be left with a mix of loose and tight curls that brush out to gently tousled waves. There are loads of heated hair rollers on the market, with big variations in terms of the number of rollers, included accessories and the all-important heat up time. All of these materials are excellent heat conductors and help to banish frizz and flyaway so the results are gorgeous looking curls.

Avoid removing them too soon as they need time to work, but also don't overdo it and risk hair damage! The rollers feel surprisingly lightweight, are easy to wrap (and remove) from the hair without damage, and sit securely in place thanks to the crease-free clips. Heated rollers can be used to add curls to straight hair, or even to smooth out naturally curly hair into softer, vintage-style waves.

As a general rule, heated rollers can be used on all hair lengths and types, however, some heated rollers are better suited to shorter hair than others, requiring smaller rollers to achieve the desired effect. You'll want the pods to completely cool before you remove then, to ensure the curl has set as this will help them last longer through the day and evening too. Additionally the introduction of curling irons, later on curling tongs and then wands almost made them extinct. Made from thermoplastic rubber, the rollers retain heat for long-lasting results, creating tighter curls effortlessly. If you have very long or thick hair, you may find that a dozen rollers won’t cover your head in one sitting.The corded machine runs on 1150W and only comes with one heat setting, though we found this sufficient to curl our sections effectively. It’s perfect for those with long and thick hair, with 10 large rollers that heat up simultaneously and are good for creating bouncy, big waves - real beach Barbie stuff. Now, heated curl pods won’t damage your hair if you use them properly but always use a heat protector and be mindful of setting the correct temperature before use. Depending on their size, heated rollers can be used to create anything from soft waves to tight curls as well as adding volume to short or fine hair. Taking a small section of hair, hold the roller around halfway up and wrap around the ends, before rolling towards your head and securing it in place using the pins or clips provided (the latter are easier for beginners).

If your hair can take the heat, leave them in until they’ve cooled right down to really set the style. If you’re watching your budget, then these rollers are a great option and feature ceramic technology so they’re excellent at conducting heat. When every kilo counts on your baggage these are compact and easy to fit in a cabin bag without taking up too much space. The Nicky Clarke travel rollers set comes with 12 25mm curlers in a heat-proof compact case, making them the perfect option for bringing with you on the go.The jumbo-sized rollers are great for adding long-lasting and voluminous waves to hair, but super-short styles will benefit from a set that comes with smaller rollers. Most of all you’ll find they won’t tug on your hair either, a real gripe of heated rollers, which can result in head sore. These shield each strand from damage that is caused to your hair from heat-emitting products from straighteners, hair-dryers and heated rollers.