The Pinterest Report: No-Heat Hair Curling
Week Fourteen: No-Heat Hair Curling
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The Pin:
no-heat wavy hair tutorial
The Link:
The Test:
What you'll need: Wet hair and time.
What to do: Separate your hair like into pieces, like you would to curl it with an iron. Then twist each piece completely, like this:
Then let it dry naturally, making sure it stays twisted up. It should curl beautifully.... according to the original link, anyway.
These are my results:
immediately after taking out the dry twists
a short while later
The Grade:
As you can see above, it did not work. At. All.
This post is hilarious, Emily. :)There's probably a few no-heat ways to curl hair, I guess this just isn't one of them. :D
ReplyDeleteWell I'm glad you enjoyed it, Anna! :P I know the best no-heat curling for my hair involves sleeping in sponge curlers. It usually turns out but it makes sleeping a pain and generally the curlers get stuck and tangled in my hair...
ReplyDeleteYour hair is naturally straight, right? I use that technique a lot and it works fine, but my hair is more wavy.
ReplyDeleteHi nerdyword! Yes, my hair is very very straight when it dries naturally. I guess that must be the problem?
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