My grandfather was a hairdresser & had his own salon in Oaklyn, NJ. He taught me how to add volume & lift to my hair. He would set my hair in curlers & use the long metal clips then put me under these huge dryers. After he’d brush my hair put. It’s worked better than any technique I’ve used since. Oldies are goodies ❤

I‘m 💯 sure that’s why older women still look like they have thick, voluminous hair! ❤

At 61, my hair has gone from luscious to brittle and frizzy. I decided to stop using heat to smooth it and started using rollers and my hair looks like it did when I was 20.

Girrrllllllll You was roller set certified when You brought Lottabody into the conversation 🤣💯💯💯💯💯 I love it

Every Saturday I would help my grandma put these curlers in her hair and she would be set for Sunday Church

When I was a little girl in the '70's my Mom would set my hair into those rollers the night before holidays or special occasions. I HATED those prickly things. But at least I got to stay up past my bedtime while she was setting it.

What you're doing is an art.

Used them growing up - African American. Beautiful results. Always got compliments and love.

Everyone in these comments sections are just so pure. I’m seeing a lot of wonderful memories young girls would have with their grandmother or mother helping her get ready and it’s giving me life. Cherish those memories y’all💜

My grandma was my first client as I was learning to do hair in highschool and was my model at stateboard to get my cosmetology license. I rolled her hair every week in these rollers until she died. She had many grandkids and when they asked me what I would like of hers I asked for her brush rollers😊

A wet set is the only thing that will keep a curl in my hair for longer than an hour, I so second this advice!

I am obsessed with watching you style your hair and talk about vintage makeup, you are simply EVERYTHING & EXTRAORDINARY 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘

Now I know how all the actresses in classic movies always looked so glamorous

I GASPED at the results, you are saving fine hair girlies lives

The makeup in this video looks soo good. I love the monochromatic pink all over the face.

I hate my same hair! 😢 THANK YOU for sharing this technique! Old school is definitely the best way for ultimate glamour styles … and you are a gorgeous “old” soul 💜

Omg PLEASE more content like this. I have baby fine and thin hair and I have literally paid professional to try to get this look and they have ALL been clueless. This gives me hope !

My mother was born in 1935. She did this style with those rollers, as did every one of my aunts and grandmother. It never changed. Her weekly hair dresser appointment was set in stone!

That setting lotion is bomb, so true!

I’ve only watched about 4 short videos from you soo far and I’ve learned so many new techniques from you already! ❤

My adoptive mom was a boomer who woke early every day to wash and blow dry her fine hair bigger into a nice bob…I definitely miss those simple days smelling her powdery makeup and listening to the blow dryer whirr too loud to talk over ❤

My mom used setting lotion and the hard plastic rollers. She also put papers on the ends like a perm, but it wasn’t a perm because she bleached it platinum blonde and used Born Blonde toner. Then she’d sit under the portable dryer and smoke her cigs. She did her own hair and even in the 80’s she wore a 60s style. People would look at her weird and I wish looking vintage was cool back then.

My mother was born in 1930 and died in 93. I remember her doing her hair with these curlers and wrapping it in a pink cotton wrap every night until she couldn't anymore. Thanks for the memories! I really need to buy some and follow suit now that I'm in my 60s.

My mother was a hairdresser and had her own shop. She had those rollers in different colors and sizes for different types of curl. She would roll the hair and put the ladies under a hairdryer for what seemed like forever. Then when she was done the style would last the ladies until their next appointment a week later.

I rolled my Mom's hair with those with dippidy-do, and I swear, her hair style, using a sleeping bonnet, would last a week. She also collected rainwater that she boiled then cooled to wash her hair in. She made mayonnaise to condition her hair. She was Country! A real Appalachian Woman in WVa. She knew stuff!

Girrrrl, your "thin" hair is SO PRETTY ❤

Brings back some good memories from my childhood. As a child of the 70's my mom use to set her hair with those type curlers. I have often thought about ditching the heat and use this old style for my fine hair.

This is why our grandmothers looked amazing back in the day😂 Especially on Sunday lol

I kept telling everyone this is the best. Hairdresser for over 20yrs. And the setting lotion is absolutely the key!!!!

I love this look, it's so glamorous ❤

My grandmother is 94 years old. I remember helping her roll her hair on these brush rollers as I grew up. She goes to the beauty shop now. Thank you for sharing this. Sweet memories. ❤

reading other people's cherished memories truly makes my day so much better!✨ Lovely people all around!!

Ah my childhood! We used these constantly when I was a girl. Foam rollers were the rule for me. I am black so I used them to give me a curly afro in middle school

I just LOVE your obsession with blush, like me you seem to think there's no such thing as too much

My grandma always used those rollers. She worked at a beauty supply house. I know she used setting lotion in a similar bottle. When we would stay the weekend with my grandma they would dye each other’s eye lashes. Great memories.

I'd love to see some more styles if possible. I hate my thin fine hair.

When I travel, I do “pin curls”. Just wrap slightly damp hair in a circle, use bobby pins to secure the curl, and in the morning, I have long waves that last well into the evening. I learned the technique from a great aunt.

Great Results. Love the Makeup.♥ The OLD SCHOOL *volumizing hair Method Black Women* who wear their Hair in Rollersets *_have been using for many Decades._* Also brings back Childhood memories. That 'LottaBody' has always been a Go-To in Black Haircare for those who wear their Natural Hair out whether Curly, Kinky or Straight. *Just wanted to put that out there in case people were thinking this is only for Caucasian or non-ethnic Hair.* This Method has Been working on all Ethnic & Non-Ethnic Hair types for many many years. The past Decade there have been many KZfaq Videos uploaded with the Sisters using Lattobody and this method with different rollers including the Foam. *_Thanks for adding your Wigs in the Video. MOST people hide the Fact that they wear Wig & Fake Hair Extensions._*

This woman is absolutely beautiful with or without makeup.

My grandma did that. It wasn't until she got dementia and her hair went natural that I realized she had thin limp hair like mine ! ❤

My mother used to roll my long hair on rags when I was a little girl. She was raised in the country and her granny did the same thing for her.

I love how this evokes so many memories for people ❤

Lotta body changed everything for me! I had completely given up on heat styling, and leaned into wigs if I wanted curls. Now I can get my hair to do most things, and I'm even playing with vintage marcel irons! Thanks Erin.

I slept in those prickly rollers many times as a straight haired girl in the 70’s. However my older cousin rolled her hair in those giant hard plastic rollers, the ones that were pastel colors and holes in them. They were as big as Coca-Cola cans. How she did it I will never know. I bet she has neck pain from all that. She has very curly hair and those big rollers smoothed it out. She looked 70’s chic and beautiful!

I think, girls who want volume without such stylized vintage curls, could just use huge rollers and then run a brush through it. This also works on kinky hair that’s been stretched or blown out. My mom taught me as a kid!

Back in the 60's you would see women and girls with scarves over their curlers grocery shopping etc. You knew if was a big night out! ❤️

I love when people have their own unique style and are not just following trends, sounds cheesy but I think it's inspiring ❤

As a former stylist, rollers are still an amazing styling tool that should still be utilized frequently for fine, thin hair! 👍🏼

I would have never guessed that your hair was on the thinner side, it’s always styled beautifully

Beautiful! My mom used to do her hair every Sat. She had a whole process 😊 I remember her using those wire rollers. That just brought back a flood of good memories.

These are the exact rollers my mother used every single day of her life to get ready. She was a gorgeous glamorous queen like you. ❤

My momma used these for years and slept with them in! Ouch! I can still see her rolling her hair with these. Thanks for bringing back a fond childhood memory!

My grammy would get her hair “set” like this once a week at the beauty salon. She always looked beautiful with hair styled up and away from her face. It really brings out your eyes and facial structure. 😊

You are so goregous in makeup and without!Your eyes are so expressive and I love it!❤

My mother used the brush rollers in her hair almost all of her life. As a child strips of sheets rolled and finger waves. She ALWAYS used the sponge fir me. I'm over 60 - I use the sheet scraps or sponge rollers. Good for you. Your hair styles are beautiful 😍

Crazy how some volume in your hair and makeup makes you look like 2 different people! Equally beautiful both ways, just different ☺️

I am 62 and my mother was a cosmetologist while I was a kid. She set my hair many times over the years and the curls lasted soooo long!

Our grannies knew what they were doing! Those rollers brought back memories.❤️❤️

yessss try new hair options love your rollers!!!😊❤

Finally someone, who just let's their hair stay curly after removing the curlers, rather then doing a brush out 😅 I thought, I was the only one, who just adores the pronounced curls they leave you with, when mostly left alone after setting! I do use a blow dry hood (or whatever they are called) though, because my thick, dense hair would take forever to dry, otherwise. Those are well worth their money, imo, if one doesn't want to leave the curlers in, overnight.

I went to cosmetology school in the early eighties and I used to set my mom's hair with these and she had the most volume! Oh she felt so beautiful. She had very fine thin blonde hair. Oh the days of backcombing...

Finally I see you without makeup! You are beautiful with and without!

I am so excited that I found you! Ty for your creativity and style!!! I adore vintage hair, so classy and sexy!

Vintage hair styles give such a unique and beautiful look to any style. Need to try out those rollers!

I'm hoping more styles like you are presenting, become popular again. 50's hair style's were so gorgeous.

I worked in a salon and this guy Charles was hell bent on roller setting my hair and holy crap! My hair looked AMAZING! YOU LOOK STUNNING!!❤

I so regret giving my mom’s rollers away. Those t-shaped pins held the rollers so well. Maybe I will run across so other mom’s set at a yard sale one day. Your tutorials always knock me out. They are so helpful and informative. ❤

Lottabody is life. We used it in beauty school.

You are FABULOUS. My personal style couldn’t be further from yours but I still think you are the most gorgeous thing I’ve seen in YEARS!!

The school that I chose to go to for my cosmetology education. Taught all of the old techniques and I am grateful that I chose them because they did teach all of the older techniques....so worth it.

I wish that you’d do a full tutorial on this hair look! It’s so stunning. I’d love to know the pattern, and every single tool/product you used. I just recently got a “Marilyn” cut, and I’m struggling to style it currently.

You’re one of the few beauty creators that I follow whose hair is as fine as mine. Would love to see more hair tutorials! Your hair always looks amazing. I’m obsessed with vintage styles.

I do my grandmothers wash and set every week, there is nothing quite like a good old fashioned roller set!

I use vintage Carmen heated rollers. Nothing makes my hair as big and beautiful

Girl you took be back to the 90’s with that lotta body!that was the ish in my time. Im glad to see your are carrying on the legacy

Wow! My mom use to do her mom's hair like this every week. Big memory! 🫶

Yup. That’s how I do my hair. Lottabody’s no joke! Wet-setting is also so gentle, and with my fine, fragile hair, using this technique for years has helped me grow my hair to my waist.

Your vintage technigues use products that I remember being used in black hair salons when I was a kid in the 80s. Lottabody and the rollers are a real blast from the past.

She is gorgeous! I love her tattoos and the pink makeup!

Lotta Body has been staple in the melanated community and very old school(thank you for mentioning about diluting it).. nothing like a good roller set and never seen someone air dry though the same effect as if you were under the dryer. You can let the curls fall naturally, in the interim pin curl them before bed and don’t forget your satin or silk bonnet!

The friend I needed 10 yrs ago!😍I love her ,she is so talented and gorgeous

Please more accessible hairstyles for fine limp hair !

Honestly, i think a roller set is so much better than what you can do with a curling iron. I love the drama they create.

This reminds me of my mom and being a little girl in the 70’s getting my hair set in rollers. We had a salon-style hair dryer to sit under. Thank you for bringing back cherished memories.❤

I love it!! We've always used foam rollers. My mom would go to the store and everywhere with rollers and a scarf tied around her head, to get set for church on Sundays. Memories...🥰

Girl, you still have much thicker hair than I do. Thanks for the tips. I absolutely adore you.

Beautiful… Absolutely!! I just bought my rollers. My mom use to do this and now, I am following suit, thanks to you… Blessings.

I love an old school roller set! I think the style sets better if you sit under a hooded dryer until it’s dry. Because I have highly textured hair, I like using the hourglass or tension rollers as the really smooth out my hair and give me more volume.

Omg please do more in depth about this!!! My hair is basically nonexistent with how fine and thin it is ;_;

It’s absolutely ridiculous how fuking beautiful you are!

I never do my hair or makeup, but I sure love watching you do yours. Best Beauty Channel on the interwebs!

The cool thing about using rollers is that if you use a hooded dryer and manipulate the curls before they cool down, you can get many different results like ringlets, body waves and straight-ish hair with lots of volume.

Roller sets are LIFE! I remember using Lottabody with my roller sets back in the day. Used to wet-set my hair on magnetic rollers (pink and green ones with the caps) every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday! What a memory. Your curls were lush AF! Great job.

Look at you! Get it girl! Love the look, love the vibe, love the creativity!

This video couldn’t be more informative. Nice job 👍 I love the before and after right away and then how it’s done. 👏👏👏

Takes you right back to mid century! I love a good roller set as it looks like an actual style...not lank, wavy beach hair...I really feel that more structured, "styled" styles like in the 40's and 50's will come back and you will be at the forefront of this trend! So pretty!

It’s incredible how much your face and hair truly transforms after the makeup and styling. Wow!!! Totally different ✨🥂👍🏼

Wowwwww your styles are unmatched! Like the skills of a vintage god!

My grandma did this! She was a beautician all her life. Her hair still looked amazing even at 100 years old

You truly look like a 50's movie star, absolutely gorgeous