Heatless curls that actually work?

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Lexi P.

Feb 23, 2014

Lexi P.

:)

Brooklyn B.

Feb 23, 2014

Brooklyn B.

I've allways done the same as Lexi, that's one of the only ones that work. You can also put your hair in a really tight, round bun. That works too depending on your hair length.

Mimi H.

Feb 23, 2014

Mimi H.

What I do is when your in the shower and have conditioner in comb through your hair with your fingers and the once the knots are all our flip your hair and scrunch it making it so the conditioner keeps the curls then put your hair in a towel for like 10 mins take it out put some gel in (not to much) then scrunch that do a hair flip fix it so its to your liking and leave it once everything is fully dried you will have to scrunch your hair again (scrunching if you don't know cause its a weird word lol is like having your hair hang down and you push it up and squeeze) and btw you don't have to rinse all the conditioner out just enough so your hairs not greasy :) hope this helps

Antoinette B.

Feb 23, 2014

Antoinette B.

Pin curls, with pin curls you can control how big or small the curl and it's basically the only heatlrss curl that you can do that with. Also you can go buy some plastic rollers since you have longer hair I would use the black ones, that's what I have to use. I would just look it up on YouTube for the rollers and the pin cutls.

Lindsay H.

Feb 23, 2014

Lindsay H.

If you look on kiyomi k s profile she has a heatless curl picture tutorial and it works I did it all last year while I was growing out my hair.

Ariana G.

Feb 23, 2014

Ariana G.

Well I always just add some Moroccanoil to my hair, let it dry a bit, then put it in two braids overnight. Works great for me.

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