Heatless Curls (With Bendy Rollers/ Flexi Rods)

Hi everyone. So recently I have been loving heatless curls to stay on my hair, I'm trying to use as little heat as possible on my hair, just to help it grow and to stop damaging it. So the curls that I have currently I dead using flexi rulers like this Karl clips and just best little water spray, and I will show you how item so my hair just now is just kind of wavy. I haven't really sailed it. I washed it yesterday. You can also use this method on here. That'S just freshly washed and just no blow dry a little bit or leave it to air dry. Like 60 percent, I'm going to start off with dry hair in and if you're starting off with dry hair you're going to want a little spray bottle with just some water in it. So I just am detangling my hair using the tangle teezer. Let'S go section my hair into three sections, starting with the bottom layer just going to brush through this layer again to make sure there's no tux, the smaller the section you do, the tight or the Carl will be and kind of the background section. The list of the curl will be so I won't play tight curls, especially on the bottom, because I think they just fall out the quickest. So I use pretty small sections on the bottom layer. So I'm just going to take this section and I see a problem. An and shlong, as we all get a little spray ball and do about three or four space on the end. Just so it's kind of damp and then I'm gon na run my fingers through again. Now I'm going to brush it to make sure it's smooth, because if you don't get the ends smooth, it can Faysal quite badly, especially because my hair is frizzy to begin with, so actually get a ruler, and you want to roll away from your face. So I'm turning this on away from my face and am just going to continue to roll up and I top the end end like really neat and tidy there. So you want to keep it rolled up really smoothly, all the way to the top and then just fold it in place just like that. So I just can tell you that for the rest of your hair, so I'll do another section to show you. I always kind of quote finger comb it through just to make sure smooth, because I've done this so many times and hard like really frizzy ends and it's just hot they're, pretty hard to get rid of once you're gon na see it this day. Oh, so a few spreads this finger coming through and start in the bottom, making sure all the hairs get talked and the same direction start rolling away from your face and then roll up nice and smoothly like sooo. So I'll show you one more at the bottom. Just get the hair, i feels please also when I do this pre. I kind of focus more on the bottom and I think I don't really need it all. The way up the hair just a few on the bottom to make it damp or care to the mid lengths and secure it in place. During the middle section of my hair - and this section can be a little bit harder because I have dodgy layers - I have here that, as you know, the layers are just pret. Young even and a half pets are longer, and then we shorter. So for this section it can be a little harder to get it rolled on evenly because the ends are uneven. So if you have bad layers like me or if you have layered here, that is nicely layered I'll show you how I kind of put on the lead section just cuz: it can be a little bit more difficult. So I just I will take a section that has a longer and shorter part just like here, so the hair here that I have, if you can see it's kind of got layers on it. These parts are shorter and it's quite long at the end. So I just do the kind of I just an exact same thing just brush it through put some sprays on the end, but then because it's not all the one length I start rolling instead of a treat in the bottom, because if you start rolling at the Bottom you're going to lose those bits. I hear they want steal one. You look kinda it'll be difficult. Okay, I start falling down. So what I do is I kind of start where the shortest layer starts, so the shortest there's a bit there. So I put the ruler there and turn the shortest leaders around. You can see the hair sticking out. There turn them around so that here can it overlaps over them so that you've talked ten all those ends there and then, when you start rolling up that will just cover all of the layered parts. So now you can see it's nice and smooth, there's all in second out there, but that's okay, because it's top ten neatly and it's just like the very end of the hair. So then I will just roll to the top and secure it in place. So for lyrics sections, that's just the easiest thing to do. It means that all the hairs top ten and the car will turn out much more smooth and less frizzy just infill my nose and I've only got the top section of my ear lifetime. So for the top section, I actually don't use the flexi rollers, because I don't know what else, but on the top section cause my layers are the shortest. I think. Sometimes it turns out quite frizzy wet the rollers. So instead, I just use these little Carl clips and I roll the here where my finger and I'll show you I do so on the top section. I just do the same thing, get the hair spray, but then, instead of putting the ball end, I just use two fingers to turn the hair around and make like a little circle, and then I turn that all the way down my head tell I get to My scalp and just put this through the middle of the circle to hold it in place and less we, the curls, just, come out much more smoothly doing that on top. So now we have all my rulers and little pin curls on top saying, please i'll leave the girls to sit for about half an hour or sometimes even lace on he was just 20 minutes leave them to say if you want your curls to be ready faster. So if you want to leave them for about half an hour, I would say just used lace, sprays of water, just like one or two sprays, or if you've got like old D, or you want to sleep overnight with the curls on, then you can make it A bit kind of damper because it also take longer to dry and use too much water this time, so I'm just going to leave it for a half an hour and you should all be safe than half an hour. A good way to check is just to like take one coil out or to take one ruler just to see how they're doing before you can. I take them all out, okay, so that is all the rulers and little pend curls out. So I don't usually brush my hair after I've taken these out because it can kind of press the curls up and it just ruins the look and you can just follow Glee quickly. I usually just run my fingers through a little bit and the curls are really nice and tight. Sometimes they took control a little really super tight and regular too, but it's good because they fall the as the dig was only kind of become more loose. So I'll show you right here at the back and the great thing about these curls and the last so well. The last factor that I've ever called my hair with curling irons or with straighteners they just last so much longer. I can get a good two or three DS out of curls like this, and it's okay, if you're here, if you take them out you're here, still like a little bit damp in it kind of view it just dries in it just dries anything and the curls Will just stay as they are if you do have any threads at the ends, I'm prone to fruss, it's actually not too bad right now I don't really have any crazy fuzzy patches, but if you do have any friends, then you can just take a little oil And run it through at the ends. I have this Argan secret medical tain leave ends pre treatment, so it's going to be a little bit on the ends of my hair is to make it super shiny. So thanks for watching, I hope this video is helpful if you've never tried it heatless curls before or you wanted to try a method to curl your hair, that's placed damaging than using heat on your hair, bye,