No heat hair?? Help!

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Sydney S.

Dec 5, 2013

Sydney S.

So I'm trying to find some no heat ways to style my hair because the heat is starting to fry my hair... Suggestion? Or pics? Please.

Noelle M.

Dec 5, 2013

Noelle M.

You should try theses I say them all over youtube its really easy to use I havent used then yet but I'm going to buy them at sally or walmart. they turn your hair into beautiful curls

Symone B.

Dec 5, 2013

Symone B.

^She's right! I do wand curls then I use these to keep my curls everyday. I use like 2-6 rods. They are flexirods/bendy rollers. Conair has them and you can also find them at Sally's Beauty Supply. Wet hair will give you tighter curls and dry hair will give you more of a looser one.

Emily M.

Dec 5, 2013

Emily M.

I've used those before! they work, lol but if you're planning on sleeping with them they aren't very comfy! I've seen those, at Ross which is probably where you can get them very cheap. also, this doesn't work for everyone but shower at night, and beside your wet hair. sleep with it like that and take it out in the morning, perfect waves!

Hannah K.

Dec 6, 2013

Hannah K.

French braids make amazing curls

Veronica M.

Dec 6, 2013

Veronica M.

Figure out a conditioning regimen and use a diffuser. It blow hot air but if you put some kind of serum in your hair and then use it, it will help your hair. So think about conditioning!!

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