How do you girls curl your hair?!

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Meslei M.

Oct 29, 2013

Meslei M.

I used hair curlers (which I forget the name now, I bought them so long ago!) but I left them in over night after with my freshly washed hair! I took then out in the morning and they were really super super duper curly and bouncy! (My hair is up to my belly button but bouncy curly, it's up to my boobs) Not really my taste tho. I didn't put any product in it, and by the end of the day, my hair looked like this! I'm tired of waiting for it to tame down to get it to my liking!!

If you girls have any suggestions in how to get loose curls but still with a bit of bounce, let me know PLEASE!! Heatless curls would be great!! Please & thank you!!
xoxo ~

Cindy D.

Oct 29, 2013

Cindy D.

Omg your hair looks amazing & for heat less curls making on damp hair 4 or more little buns overnight & the next day you'll have lose heat less curls for more exact description you can check out YouTube videos :)

Vaishnavi T.

Oct 29, 2013

Vaishnavi T.

gorgeous hairs ;)

Roz X.

Oct 29, 2013

Roz X.

It's the size of the roller you are using. If you want loose curls, go huge on the roller. You can get nice waves from sleeping in a braid as well. I do so when it's just slightly damp and add a touch of anti frizz product prior to braiding. Your hair is gorgeous.

Vivienne T.

Oct 29, 2013

Vivienne T.

I use a curling wand by karmin to get loose curls, it's so easy to use and the curls last all day.

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