In a roller set, how is full volume curl achieved?

To achieve full volume curls in a roller set, the correct technique involves using a 45-degree angle and placing the roller on base. This method allows the roller to be positioned at the base of the hair strand, which lifts the hair away from the scalp and maximizes volume. The 45-degree angle creates tension that encourages the hair to curve and forms a fuller, rounded shape.

In contrast to this technique, other angles would not provide the same level of volume. For instance, a 60-degree angle might create a different curl pattern that does not lift the hair off the scalp effectively, while a 90-degree angle would place the roller in the middle rather than directly on the base, resulting in a less voluminous style. Placing hair at the nape focuses more on smoothness and elongation rather than volume, as it directs the hair down rather than up and away from the scalp. Therefore, the proper use of a 45-degree angle and on-base placement is crucial for achieving the desired full volume curls in roller setting.