She did it wrong though You have slick it with a brush then wrap, or blow dry mostly straight And then wrap it not twist it, and make sure it’s as close to your face not in the middle of your head It takes practice and a couple trial and errors but it’s definitely doable 😊 We have to do a couple more steps as curly girls but I’d always do my hair like that in highschool and college saved me years of damaging it 👍🏻
You have to comb scalp hair slick then put a old school fabric headband on top of scalp like pulling a halo over your head. Then wrap 1 inch sections around the headband tight while adding more hair but dont pass 1 inch thickness. I have curly thick hair and it works that way. Run blower on cool to make sure scalp is dry. The drier your hair is when doing this the quicker it dries. You're putting too much hair and its loose so your curl pattern even though its thin is still noticable. Also that fabric used on that tool is not gonna work for curls it wont let you wrap it tight to form a new curl pattern. That tool is for limp straight hair
Yeah I’ve done it your technique before especially if I wanted to sleep on wet hair. The main difference is I do two headbands so the back of my hair actually starts in (meaning I break the back into an upper and lower that each get their own band).
I’m a wavy and I love mine. I put leave-in and mousse or custard, dry my hair to about 90% with a round brush, and wrap it up, putting my bangs in velcro rollers. Works out great most of the time.
I have mostly 3A curls and it works great for me. But it does take legit 24+ hours to dry and I live in a desert. I use a bandanas instead of that rod thing and it's a cute hairstyle that I can go out in public in while I'm waiting all those many hours for it to finish drying.
I tried this on my self & it works:)! The trick is to Blow Dry your hair Straight first and then proceed to do the rest. I'd say give it another try Mel 😊
I love your videos. I’m a wavy girl and while your videos have helped me too but I really watch them for my spouse and baby! My MiL never taught him how to handle his curls. Now I’m helping them both *love* their hair instead of fight it. ❤
My sister has slightly wavy hair and has one of these and does her hair with it every night and it looks fabulous on her! I could never with my 3b hair 😂😂😂
Like you, I have tight 3C/3D curls (I've been called a blonde orphan Annie when my hair was super short). I can't see anything that doesn't involve heat doing much to relax my curl in a flattering way. Or a LOT of product to weigh it down while drying after a comb-through.
I use it on day three or four hair. I apply a spray leave in conditioner so it dampens my hair slightly and reactivates the products I put in day one. When I take it out it gives me more volume. And I love it 💙
😮Yah-flashback to childhood and mum putting foam curlers in my 2b,c hair and INSTANT FRIZZY 'FRO!!! It was shocking (& not pretty like little Orphan Annie!😥) I remember my friends showed up for Brownies and I ran to my room balling my eyes out (cuz they SAW me!! 😳.... (197-something by the way! LOL😁✌🏻)
I want to see if it makes a difference if you use some styling product with it too, like a mousse or something. Would you be willing to retry it with a styling product too?
For me only damp was fine, but I definitely had to weigh her down with some curl cream to tame the beast! That's what helped me, BUT as you well know, we are all very different! Like some beautiful snowflakes ❄, no two curly/wavy heads are the same! 🤗 Oh, and Mel, where'd you get that super cute gold link/coin chain combo??!! It's like, killing two birds with one stone! I wonder who came up with that term. 🤔 Always with love! ♡♡♡
Truth. I always just roll my eyes at these! However i did see the very timely straw hair on a little girl that turned out AMAZING! And i can agree id have to do tiny sections and some oond of masive hold stuff !! But id love to try it if itd give me some curl back!! Ill be the old lady w curlers in my hair all the time
@@anne-tione4286 Ok and? Can people with straight hair not do this? Why get so offended over a straight hair person trying to make themselves look cute. Curly and coiled hair don’t have to do this because they already have curly and coiled hair. That’s the point. Plus, anyone can do what they want with their hair, it sounds like gatekeeping.
@@michaelscottspapercompany6373 Literally no one (aside from you, clearly) is offended. Straight haired people aren’t persecuted, or oppressed. No one is stopping by straight haired people from using these products, and enjoying them, just like no one is forcing curly haired people to use them. Everyone is free to do what they want, including the lady who commented & shared her experience/perspective on these products. She is allowed to role her eyes at products that don’t work for her. If you **ACTUALLY** reread the original comment, you’d see that OP didn’t even say anything disparaging straight haired people. Why does her opinion about these products bother you *SO* much? Secondly, the natural curls and coils people have are drastically different that the waves and light curls these products produce. Be fr
@@anne-tione4286 Ok the point is obviously straight haired people can’t get curls/coils like natural hair and this is how they try to strive to achieve it. I’m not offended but it’s funny how people immediately jump to conclusions and dislike something aka roll their eyes when it comes to people with straight hair trying things. I never said straight hair people are oppressed and that’s not what I’m trying to get at.
Mel- in THEORY it should work fantastically once we straighten it and it’s ruined earlier than expected. Instead of a washday I THINK that without dampening using one of those things on our SMOOTHED hair WILL work. My course smoothed hair wave ringlets perfectly if I finger coil straightened hair. It’s definitely a surprise. I don’t know how or why- my guess is the damaged straightened hair regains a quarter of its actual curl or wave if you dampen straightened hair with a gel on your hands for a thicker sized portion of already straight hair. It’s a hack for sure a hack I haven’t seen. But I ve been doing it when I straighten for years. I just don’t straighten my own anymore. ❤
I always wonder how it would look with my hair type: a mess. Thanks for this video. I’m looking for heatless ways to style my hair with minimal effort and…. No luck. 🙃🙃🙃🙃
So the scarf curl wrap you did in the other video was a better success huh?!🤔 I'm not really sure how using a scarf would be any different than using the rolled silk tool that you used in this video when you got the much better desired results. Now, your approach and technique in this video was definitely different from the other one you did with the scarf but I'm not sure you gave this a fair chance. Well... for one, you started with blow dried hair in the video with the heatless scarf curls video but you should have gotten the same results with this silk rod tool as you did in the other video especially if you had started out with blow dried hair. Also, another person noticed and commented that your technique was different too and I must concur with them (they mentioned the way you wrapped the hair around the tool was different, and I noticed that too. You twisted the hair as you wrapped it around the tool instead of smoothing and combing it through as you did in the heatless scarf video. Therefore, your results are going to be way different lol. Another difference is that in this video you try this with wet hair and with the other one (scarf heatless curls) you did it with dry hair and got better results and you were more patient with drying time but obviously no real drying time involved but you let it stay in overnight. I'm curious as to exactly how long you let it dry for was it overnight or not because if not that be a major difference too. Why would you rush one way of styling it and not the other, but if your hair is dry versus wet starting out you got to realize you're going to need to double your allotted time for drying if your trying to do this "heatless" also. Making sure your hair is completely dry before you take the hair tool out is definitely key and will give different results. Your technique and approach using the scarf and the silk rod is different but had you used the same technique and wrap method then you would have probably gotten the same results. I think you should redo this video and do a comparative analysis of dry vs wet hair for both tools, and keep the techniques the same that way your giving each tool a fair shake. This is blow dried hair on each tool vs wet hair on each tool (scarf vs silk rod wet vs blow dried hair)...🧐🤷🏽♀️ just a thought 😏😉
I remember this video where you tried all the TikTok trends. This works decently on my wavy hair but for people with this right of curl in the hair I’m sure it doesn’t work as well
@manesbymell. Yes damp hair...and add a anti frizz serum and you have to smooth out(brush out) your naturally culy hair and then wrap your hair around curler. Completely Dry.
Thank you ❤️ So we don't have to straighten the hair first? I bought this 'silk roller' because I want to reduce the frequency of using my straightener.
My hair is identical to your sister. I tried this "heatless blowout" and it was a disaster! I kept it rolled overnight and in the morning when i took it out, it did nothing! My hair was still very wet and curls came back. 😒 i might try again on drier hair.
I have the same hair as Mell and what I can say from my experience is do not wrap it with wet hair, brush your hair wet gently and let it air dry or blow dry on cool, then once dry wrap around rod, and within like 2-3 hrs I’ll have curls, but since my baby hairs poke out I have to style them ie with a flat iron, but just the top/baby hair section, after that I finger comb my hair ends with a serum/oil
I have to start with blowdried straight hair, so if I've already straightened it one day, and want a different look for the next day or two, I'll do this. I do have to VERY lightly spray it with water. After wrapping, I'll use a little bit of hairspray and go to bed. A little hair oil after removing it in the morning, and it's good to go. All that to say, it can be done on curly hair.......but only if you straighten it first, which defeats the purpose 😅. But if you've already got it straightened, might as well 🤷♀️
I think it would work better on our curly hair if we blow dry it first, that way the hairs already kind of leaning towards the straighter side and just gives it that oomph to help it form large perfect curls
Not sure on the curly hair with it 😅 but it definitely works wonders for wavy hair at least, tried it on my human hair wavy wig. I washed it once and after it never looked as good as when I first got it but i did this and it is so beautiful again
It works well for my daughter who has straight thick hair with a tiny bit of wave. She ends up with a nice Farrah Faucet type hairdo. Not good for any curlies who want a lot of curl definition, and the frizz on the crown is the sad cherry on top.
I also have naturally curly hair (not as curly as yours) and this just DID NOT work for me! I think maybe it would work if I straightened my hair first and then tried it on dry hair, but I won’t be using this again on my wet hair lol
Lol the comment on the hair drying..yes it takes a long time to dry..like all freakn day sometimes. I've found that it will dry a lot faster using no conditioner but after a week of no conditioner I have dry undesirable tresses
anyone who's doing this with curly hair, use a rapping hair mousse or a setting moose and a little bit of seram in your hair like a frizz serum before you wrap it. It will set. And then obviously you sound when you break up the cross but make sure your hair is completely dry. I have 3B 3C hair and I realize since I was like teen I want to say that my hair will dry however I said it while it's wet. It's just having the right products. And I never used to get my hair professionally done for like a terrible experience as a kid so I would never like straighten it or do straight styles. so I master doing techniques like this I think before they were Tik-Tok trends. just make sure your hair is very smooth and then give it enough time to fully dry with a setting styling product I like moose those wrapping mooses are like amazing. especially when you want your hair to retain curl
But on pre-straightened hair this is suuuuch a good method. I actually just take my (straightened) hair in two sections, twist it around my finger and then pin the twists to the top of my head in a cross cross. I only use the roller thing when I want a looser, more wavy curl. Saves a lot of heat stress by not curling with a flat iron or curler
this is really easy. I have 3C hair and you wait until the hair is just almost dry, THEN you put Mousse in, brush it through and THEN wrap. Sleep in it. Voila.
Omg I have 3c hair and I could never. My hair is super curly even when it's wet so how is it supposed to work. It would work on wet wavy hair cuz it is straight when it's wet
Lol back in my teen years I tried all the heartless curls and straightening methods. There’s only one straitening method I’m aware of, it does work however it’s hard to get most of the strands and there’s always something kinky. As for the heartless curls..... always kinky lol even if you’ve successfully done one of the methods and it somewhat did what it was supposed to, the top is always kinky. The hair usually over curls too since it wants to be curly naturally lol looks so strange. Can’t even figure out how to compare it haha. it never works My hair is really curly but your curls are tighter. Still doesn’t work xD
Olaplex 9 and 7 helped my frizz sooooo much. I don’t follow any methods… I use what my hair likes and apparently it loves these two items. It doesn’t take much product either, a dime of 9 and two drops of 7 oil. I have long, mid back length hair, it is normal to fine not thick. I’ve been blown away by the results. I’ve never been able to allow my hair to dry naturally or use non heat styles before finding these two products.
Oh also this is a great method on second day hair. So the when you go to bed on the day you’ve styled your hair with your heat tools then do the non heat wrapping. It helps hold the style for a day or two before another wash day. It may still need to be hit with your heat tools in one or two spots in the morning, but it’s still a lot less heat and time required.
Okay, so if you have naturally curly hair and you want to try these, do it on DRY brushed out hair. Use oil and make sure you pull it taught, not tight, from the scalp. You'll get waves that way. Doing it on wet or damp hair is going to be pointless.
If you're gonna try it try it with your hair soaking wet also put a silk scarf over it while you sleep because you're just creating frizz moving about your pillow
It wouldn't work on my wavy hair. However if I blowdry it straight and leave this curl rod thing in it could work. When you're curly you're gonna lose this battle
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Ur usually on point but u didnt wrap it right.. smaller sections and dont twist it, smooth it as u go. Im a curly girl and it looks amazing if done right.
This didn't work for me either honestly I think it only really works for straight hair the best, i threw mine away honestly a waste of money in my eyes
I prefer a medium curl verses the teeny tiny curl look on you i think its gorgeous. But i guess its preference, it looks like you like very tight curls
YASS thank you for trying this Mell so we don’t have to 😂 i really was curious and now feel reassured it’s okay to skip this one
Yep exactly I'm right there with you!
She did it wrong though
You have slick it with a brush then wrap, or blow dry mostly straight
And then wrap it not twist it, and make sure it’s as close to your face not in the middle of your head
It takes practice and a couple trial and errors but it’s definitely doable 😊
We have to do a couple more steps as curly girls but I’d always do my hair like that in highschool and college saved me years of damaging it 👍🏻
You have to comb scalp hair slick then put a old school fabric headband on top of scalp like pulling a halo over your head. Then wrap 1 inch sections around the headband tight while adding more hair but dont pass 1 inch thickness. I have curly thick hair and it works that way. Run blower on cool to make sure scalp is dry. The drier your hair is when doing this the quicker it dries. You're putting too much hair and its loose so your curl pattern even though its thin is still noticable. Also that fabric used on that tool is not gonna work for curls it wont let you wrap it tight to form a new curl pattern. That tool is for limp straight hair
This makes sense. It makes me want to try!
Also she was finger twisting the hair before wrapping the hair. It needs to be wrapped flat.
I hope she sees this and tries your technique
Yeah I’ve done it your technique before especially if I wanted to sleep on wet hair. The main difference is I do two headbands so the back of my hair actually starts in (meaning I break the back into an upper and lower that each get their own band).
@@MsKassandraKotaku how tight are your natural curls?
At that point, I think using soft hair rollers would be less fuss
I’m a wavy and I love mine. I put leave-in and mousse or custard, dry my hair to about 90% with a round brush, and wrap it up, putting my bangs in velcro rollers. Works out great most of the time.
I have mostly 3A curls and it works great for me. But it does take legit 24+ hours to dry and I live in a desert. I use a bandanas instead of that rod thing and it's a cute hairstyle that I can go out in public in while I'm waiting all those many hours for it to finish drying.
I tried this on my self & it works:)! The trick is to Blow Dry your hair Straight first and then proceed to do the rest. I'd say give it another try Mel 😊
Precisely! I mean my hair would still be VERY poofy but its too textured to do this on wet/damp hair! (This is an older video)
Even though it's probably not the intended result, I genuinely think it still looks good as a curl pattern
Yea it definitely does. It's giving a sausage curl vibe. I think a little less dampness or a longer drying time would make it work better
Yoooo I was just thinking about this, I have curly hair and this would look terrible on my hair. Thank you for taking one for the team.
Your hair is so gorgeous no matter what you do to it.
I love your videos. I’m a wavy girl and while your videos have helped me too but I really watch them for my spouse and baby! My MiL never taught him how to handle his curls. Now I’m helping them both *love* their hair instead of fight it. ❤
My sister has slightly wavy hair and has one of these and does her hair with it every night and it looks fabulous on her! I could never with my 3b hair 😂😂😂
I do this on my blow dried or straightened hair it works well
My hair would just never dry.
Like you, I have tight 3C/3D curls (I've been called a blonde orphan Annie when my hair was super short).
I can't see anything that doesn't involve heat doing much to relax my curl in a flattering way.
Or a LOT of product to weigh it down while drying after a comb-through.
It looked beautiful out the gate so I have no doubt you could get even better results.
Thank you boo! Can’t believe I had this in my cart lol
As a wavy, it works, but I still have to hit the roots with a flat iron…. Which defeats the purpose of no-heat style 🤣
I use it on day three or four hair. I apply a spray leave in conditioner so it dampens my hair slightly and reactivates the products I put in day one. When I take it out it gives me more volume. And I love it 💙
😮Yah-flashback to childhood and mum putting foam curlers in my 2b,c hair and INSTANT FRIZZY 'FRO!!! It was shocking (& not pretty like little Orphan Annie!😥) I remember my friends showed up for Brownies and I ran to my room balling my eyes out (cuz they SAW me!! 😳.... (197-something by the way! LOL😁✌🏻)
I want to see if it makes a difference if you use some styling product with it too, like a mousse or something. Would you be willing to retry it with a styling product too?
This is a perfect example of my curly life experiences. 😂
For me only damp was fine, but I definitely had to weigh her down with some curl cream to tame the beast! That's what helped me, BUT as you well know, we are all very different! Like some beautiful snowflakes ❄, no two curly/wavy heads are the same! 🤗 Oh, and Mel, where'd you get that super cute gold link/coin chain combo??!! It's like, killing two birds with one stone! I wonder who came up with that term. 🤔 Always with love! ♡♡♡
Yeah my hair is a 3B/3C combo and I never thought it’d work for me either. Thanks for saving me the money lol.
Truth. I always just roll my eyes at these! However i did see the very timely straw hair on a little girl that turned out AMAZING! And i can agree id have to do tiny sections and some oond of masive hold stuff !! But id love to try it if itd give me some curl back!! Ill be the old lady w curlers in my hair all the time
Why roll your eyes lmao. Because you can’t stand seeing cute hair.
@@michaelscottspapercompany6373 No, more so, because they know certain products don’t work on curly and coily hair textures.
@@anne-tione4286 Ok and? Can people with straight hair not do this? Why get so offended over a straight hair person trying to make themselves look cute. Curly and coiled hair don’t have to do this because they already have curly and coiled hair. That’s the point. Plus, anyone can do what they want with their hair, it sounds like gatekeeping.
@@michaelscottspapercompany6373 Literally no one (aside from you, clearly) is offended. Straight haired people aren’t persecuted, or oppressed. No one is stopping by straight haired people from using these products, and enjoying them, just like no one is forcing curly haired people to use them. Everyone is free to do what they want, including the lady who commented & shared her experience/perspective on these products. She is allowed to role her eyes at products that don’t work for her. If you **ACTUALLY** reread the original comment, you’d see that OP didn’t even say anything disparaging straight haired people. Why does her opinion about these products bother you *SO* much?
Secondly, the natural curls and coils people have are drastically different that the waves and light curls these products produce. Be fr
@@anne-tione4286 Ok the point is obviously straight haired people can’t get curls/coils like natural hair and this is how they try to strive to achieve it. I’m not offended but it’s funny how people immediately jump to conclusions and dislike something aka roll their eyes when it comes to people with straight hair trying things. I never said straight hair people are oppressed and that’s not what I’m trying to get at.
Works great on my blow dry hair and day old wash and go it preserves my curl and stretches
Mel- in THEORY it should work fantastically once we straighten it and it’s ruined earlier than expected. Instead of a washday I THINK that without dampening using one of those things on our SMOOTHED hair WILL work. My course smoothed hair wave ringlets perfectly if I finger coil straightened hair. It’s definitely a surprise. I don’t know how or why- my guess is the damaged straightened hair regains a quarter of its actual curl or wave if you dampen straightened hair with a gel on your hands for a thicker sized portion of already straight hair. It’s a hack for sure a hack I haven’t seen. But I ve been doing it when I straighten for years. I just don’t straighten my own anymore. ❤
The results looked nice though 💛
Yup…I totally get it!
It can definitely be a look if you work it a bit. I'm getting 70's/80's vibe 🤩
I love it!
That front curl looked good though
I have curly hair and I've been wondering if I could get this to work for me I'm glad I didn't buy it cuz it turned out just as I thought it would.
I always wonder how it would look with my hair type: a mess. Thanks for this video. I’m looking for heatless ways to style my hair with minimal effort and…. No luck. 🙃🙃🙃🙃
So the scarf curl wrap you did in the other video was a better success huh?!🤔 I'm not really sure how using a scarf would be any different than using the rolled silk tool that you used in this video when you got the much better desired results. Now, your approach and technique in this video was definitely different from the other one you did with the scarf but I'm not sure you gave this a fair chance. Well... for one, you started with blow dried hair in the video with the heatless scarf curls video but you should have gotten the same results with this silk rod tool as you did in the other video especially if you had started out with blow dried hair. Also, another person noticed and commented that your technique was different too and I must concur with them (they mentioned the way you wrapped the hair around the tool was different, and I noticed that too. You twisted the hair as you wrapped it around the tool instead of smoothing and combing it through as you did in the heatless scarf video. Therefore, your results are going to be way different lol. Another difference is that in this video you try this with wet hair and with the other one (scarf heatless curls) you did it with dry hair and got better results and you were more patient with drying time but obviously no real drying time involved but you let it stay in overnight. I'm curious as to exactly how long you let it dry for was it overnight or not because if not that be a major difference too. Why would you rush one way of styling it and not the other, but if your hair is dry versus wet starting out you got to realize you're going to need to double your allotted time for drying if your trying to do this "heatless" also. Making sure your hair is completely dry before you take the hair tool out is definitely key and will give different results. Your technique and approach using the scarf and the silk rod is different but had you used the same technique and wrap method then you would have probably gotten the same results. I think you should redo this video and do a comparative analysis of dry vs wet hair for both tools, and keep the techniques the same that way your giving each tool a fair shake. This is blow dried hair on each tool vs wet hair on each tool (scarf vs silk rod wet vs blow dried hair)...🧐🤷🏽♀️ just a thought 😏😉
I think this works best on wavy hair
I remember this video where you tried all the TikTok trends. This works decently on my wavy hair but for people with this right of curl in the hair I’m sure it doesn’t work as well
That was freaking cute though
@manesbymell. Yes damp hair...and add a anti frizz serum and you have to smooth out(brush out) your naturally culy hair and then wrap your hair around curler. Completely Dry.
It definitely works on blown out hair, I’d suggest blowing it out but not flat iron after to prevent heat damage.
Wow indeed😂
us curly girls have to blow dry first THEN try the heatless curl technique. It can work for u. curly girls unite ✊🏾
Thank you ❤️ So we don't have to straighten the hair first? I bought this 'silk roller' because I want to reduce the frequency of using my straightener.
Thank you for trying this so I don’t have to
My hair is identical to your sister. I tried this "heatless blowout" and it was a disaster! I kept it rolled overnight and in the morning when i took it out, it did nothing! My hair was still very wet and curls came back. 😒 i might try again on drier hair.
💯 didn’t work on my 3c curls and I gave it a solid try. Fell for the marketing 🤦🏻♀️
Try it blow dried/straightend it will work better. Works on my 3c/4a hair.
I have the same hair as Mell and what I can say from my experience is do not wrap it with wet hair, brush your hair wet gently and let it air dry or blow dry on cool, then once dry wrap around rod, and within like 2-3 hrs I’ll have curls, but since my baby hairs poke out I have to style them ie with a flat iron, but just the top/baby hair section, after that I finger comb my hair ends with a serum/oil
I have to start with blowdried straight hair, so if I've already straightened it one day, and want a different look for the next day or two, I'll do this. I do have to VERY lightly spray it with water. After wrapping, I'll use a little bit of hairspray and go to bed. A little hair oil after removing it in the morning, and it's good to go.
All that to say, it can be done on curly hair.......but only if you straighten it first, which defeats the purpose 😅. But if you've already got it straightened, might as well 🤷♀️
I think it would work better on our curly hair if we blow dry it first, that way the hairs already kind of leaning towards the straighter side and just gives it that oomph to help it form large perfect curls
Not sure on the curly hair with it 😅 but it definitely works wonders for wavy hair at least, tried it on my human hair wavy wig. I washed it once and after it never looked as good as when I first got it but i did this and it is so beautiful again
Mell this. Wouldn't work for me either. I have 3a and can't with all the love in the world straighten my hair. :(
It works well for my daughter who has straight thick hair with a tiny bit of wave. She ends up with a nice Farrah Faucet type hairdo. Not good for any curlies who want a lot of curl definition, and the frizz on the crown is the sad cherry on top.
I have just a bit wavy hair naturally. Tried this few days ago. Slept. Woke up with a nest on my had. Ended up with a bun and washing next night.
I also have naturally curly hair (not as curly as yours) and this just DID NOT work for me! I think maybe it would work if I straightened my hair first and then tried it on dry hair, but I won’t be using this again on my wet hair lol
Girl I get u
Yeah I kind of have to blow out my hair first then do the wrapping around. Takes a while and if I sleep on it it slips out 😕
Lol the comment on the hair drying..yes it takes a long time to dry..like all freakn day sometimes. I've found that it will dry a lot faster using no conditioner but after a week of no conditioner I have dry undesirable tresses
anyone who's doing this with curly hair, use a rapping hair mousse or a setting moose and a little bit of seram in your hair like a frizz serum before you wrap it. It will set. And then obviously you sound when you break up the cross but make sure your hair is completely dry. I have 3B 3C hair and I realize since I was like teen I want to say that my hair will dry however I said it while it's wet. It's just having the right products. And I never used to get my hair professionally done for like a terrible experience as a kid so I would never like straighten it or do straight styles. so I master doing techniques like this I think before they were Tik-Tok trends. just make sure your hair is very smooth and then give it enough time to fully dry with a setting styling product I like moose those wrapping mooses are like amazing. especially when you want your hair to retain curl
Girlyyy to get better results you have to lay your hair flat on the thing and not twist it while you wrap your hair around it
Yeah my hair isn’t even that curly and that method doesn’t work on me. I have wavy roots and cow licks.
But on pre-straightened hair this is suuuuch a good method. I actually just take my (straightened) hair in two sections, twist it around my finger and then pin the twists to the top of my head in a cross cross. I only use the roller thing when I want a looser, more wavy curl. Saves a lot of heat stress by not curling with a flat iron or curler
this is really easy. I have 3C hair and you wait until the hair is just almost dry, THEN you put Mousse in, brush it through and THEN wrap. Sleep in it. Voila.
Omg I have 3c hair and I could never. My hair is super curly even when it's wet so how is it supposed to work.
It would work on wet wavy hair cuz it is straight when it's wet
Did your hair become silky?
Lol back in my teen years I tried all the heartless curls and straightening methods. There’s only one straitening method I’m aware of, it does work however it’s hard to get most of the strands and there’s always something kinky. As for the heartless curls..... always kinky lol even if you’ve successfully done one of the methods and it somewhat did what it was supposed to, the top is always kinky. The hair usually over curls too since it wants to be curly naturally lol looks so strange. Can’t even figure out how to compare it haha. it never works
My hair is really curly but your curls are tighter. Still doesn’t work xD
I personally think you'd benefit from using a few smaller ones and using smaller sections. There's potential
Yuh same i have tried this as well thinking my curler wld look better but yuh hell nooo from me
Try it on blown out hair ? Xx
Would not work on my frizzy wavy hair either. Unless I flat iron it first
Olaplex 9 and 7 helped my frizz sooooo much. I don’t follow any methods… I use what my hair likes and apparently it loves these two items. It doesn’t take much product either, a dime of 9 and two drops of 7 oil. I have long, mid back length hair, it is normal to fine not thick. I’ve been blown away by the results. I’ve never been able to allow my hair to dry naturally or use non heat styles before finding these two products.
Oh also this is a great method on second day hair. So the when you go to bed on the day you’ve styled your hair with your heat tools then do the non heat wrapping. It helps hold the style for a day or two before another wash day. It may still need to be hit with your heat tools in one or two spots in the morning, but it’s still a lot less heat and time required.
U have a naturally pretty dace
Try brushing it and putting it round
I'm a looser curly and I have to blow-dry straightish first, otherwise it does not work out
they rap the hair when its pretty dry. At least all the ones I've watched. So you might try that.
that doesnt work for curly hair, in order to take on a new shape the hair must start and be wrapped wet or heat needs to be used!
Okay, so if you have naturally curly hair and you want to try these, do it on DRY brushed out hair. Use oil and make sure you pull it taught, not tight, from the scalp. You'll get waves that way. Doing it on wet or damp hair is going to be pointless.
Maybe if you blowed it out first? I think that would work a lil better with some foam mousse?
If you're gonna try it try it with your hair soaking wet also put a silk scarf over it while you sleep because you're just creating frizz moving about your pillow
You have to do it on dry hair
Lol Same.. it won’t work for me either 😢
It wouldn't work on my wavy hair. However if I blowdry it straight and leave this curl rod thing in it could work. When you're curly you're gonna lose this battle
I feel like if you flat wrapped it instead of twisting & used a foam it would’ve worked better. Treat it like a flexi rod set idk
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Really is suitable for people in the 1-2 category, and not as thick hair
Mel did you go blonde again?
Super cute… JUS saying
I believe this is for people with straight hair... I don't think you're supposed to add curl on top of curly hair....?
Doesn’t even work on my 3a curls lol!
I think you’d have to blow dry or straighten your hair first. Might as well use foam curlers at that point though 🤷🏽♀️
I don't know if maybe this was the problem, but for one you twisted it while wrapping around.
Right! That is not for our hair.
That satin material and the way you wrapped it are why. Find one with different fabric and do not twist the hair. Comb it flat.
The people in the clips just have straight up silky texture and pretty much straight or wavy hair lol
This style NEVER works for me either! Hair be too curly ;) lol
I think it's because your hair is already naturally curly
Ur usually on point but u didnt wrap it right.. smaller sections and dont twist it, smooth it as u go. Im a curly girl and it looks amazing if done right.
it's not going to work for you because you have natural awesome ass hair and look like a little angel
This didn't work for me either honestly I think it only really works for straight hair the best, i threw mine away honestly a waste of money in my eyes
I think the after looked better than your before so im confused
Your hair was frizzy at the root before you did it.....
I prefer a medium curl verses the teeny tiny curl look on you i think its gorgeous.
But i guess its preference, it looks like you like very tight curls
Have you ever considered giving the repair the time of day or a scientific breakdown for the curlies who need something lazier than a Dyson?
You don't need to do this. Your curls are beautiful, and with this technique, your hair is completely a mess 🤔
This would work for you if you blow dry your hair 1st
You resemble Kylie Jenner
I wouldn’t touch this "technique" with a 10 foot pole, it screams to me wavy frizzy limp tangly hair all over. 😅
Not working on my head even if I tried for 2000 years
I'm wavy, and it's not for me. I'm sorry