I would use the hand brake if the grade is too steep, like 20%, or if not accustomed with the car. But clutch slip alone is enough to prevent rollback in most cases, when you operate it properly.
Natural is just what you're accustomed to. I had a car with a bad handbrake once (my Golf Diesel) it is nice to not need it.
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