OGTaylor Swift heatless curl tutorial #curls #hairstyle #fyp #longhair #heatlesscurls #hairtutorial, by Paisley’s Petals on YouTube. 2 min 3 s.
- Video length
- 2 min 3 s
- Time to do it
- 10 minutes plus overnight
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Steps
- 6
What you need
Steps
Brush out all tangles, then mist your hair with water until it is damp but not dripping. Dry hair can be lightly dampened too.
Place a heatless curling rod over your head like a headband. If you use socks, tie two clean socks together at the toes and set the knot at the top of your head.
Take a 1 to 2 inch section of hair near your face and wrap it around the rod, moving away from your face. Keep the tension even but not tight.
Repeat with small sections on both sides, wrapping each section around the rod in the same direction. Leave the ends loose enough to secure.
Secure the ends with a scrunchie or hair tie, or tie the rod ends together. Check that the wrap is comfortable and not pulling at your scalp.
Sleep with the rod in place. In the morning, unwrap it slowly, then separate the curls with your fingers instead of brushing them.
Tips and common mistakes
Start with damp hair, not soaking wet hair, so the curls set without staying wet all night.
Use smaller sections for tighter curls and larger sections for loose waves.
Do not wrap the rod too tightly, because it can feel uncomfortable and leave creases.
Do not brush the finished curls; separate them gently with your fingers.
Questions
How long do heatless curls need to set?
Leave the rod in overnight, or for at least 4 to 6 hours if you wrap during the day.
Can I use socks instead of a curling rod?
Yes. Tie two clean soft socks together and use them in the same way as a heatless rod.
What hair type works best?
It works best on damp, tangle-free hair that is shoulder length or longer. Short hair may need a smaller rod or smaller sections.
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