This post is written by contributing author Paige Ronchetti.
This is the coolest thing I've tried in a while. We all know that heat damages our hair, so we try to avoid it. But what if we want curly hair for a special occasion? Foam rollers don't work that well (for me, anyway) and pin curls are the most time-consuming thing in the known universe. So what's a gal to do?
Curl your hair with a headband!
I heard about this idea last week and was blown away by how easy it is. Three steps, that's all!
I left my headband on for a few hours, and then gently tugged it free. I used a regular brush to comb it out (because it will look really weird when you first unwrap it) and spritzed a bit of hairspray to keep things in place. That's it! Think about how much work pin curls and foam rollers are in comparison. Headbands for the win!
Bonus fourth step: enjoying your easy new trick.
How do you curl your hair? Have you tried this headband method?
This is great! I have naturally wavy hair but its nice to have extra "oomph" too!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!! Would never have thought to try that. I usually use the curling iron, but over exposure to heat can be tough on your hair...must give this a try!
ReplyDeletetoo bad this would only last on my hair for like 5 minutes. :D but looks great on you!
ReplyDeleteOh my....that seems amazingly easy and kind of fun! Great tip!
ReplyDeleteI can share my curly whirly hair with you :)
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks lovely! I've always wanted to have one like yours but I know you have always wanted the opposite :)
DeleteThanks for the tip! I am going to have to try this - I have wavy hair that always needs a little help. I usually use a hot curling iron, I've slept with rag rollers, and recently bought a new set of hot rollers.
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
wow, i would have never thought! i have naturally curly hair, but to get them super springy i need the diffuser. sometimes next day curls work after i've slept ;)
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