Curling Your Hair With Socks?

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Mary V.

Aug 3, 2012

Mary V.

I've heard people saying they curl their hair with socks. How do you do it? Info please??

Sarah M.

Aug 3, 2012

Sarah M.

You cut the end off of the sock so it's a long tube. Then, you roll the sock down from one end the way you would cuff a pant leg or sleeve. Keep rolling until the entire sock is rolled into a doughnut shape. Next, with damp hair, put your hair up in a high pony tail and pull the pony through the hole in the sock. Pull the sock to the very end of your hair so only a little bit of hair sticks through the hole and then fan the hair out so the ends fall all around the outside of the sock. Roll the sock towards your head, tucking the hair under on the outside until the sock is right up against your scalp. You can use dry hair and stop here for a pretty bun. Otherwise, sleep with your hair up in the sock over-night. When you are ready the next morning, unroll your hair and you should have pretty, heat-free curls! On a side-note, it is definitely easier for girls with longer hair. Good luck! :)

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