How To Get Heatless Curls Overnight (2020)

Why don't we say that it's too late for us now? Why do we stay when i blame me for the things that weigh hey guys, welcome back to my channel or if you're new here my name is wendy welcome for the first time i would love for you to hit subscribe and join my youtube family. So for today's video i'll be showing you guys how i got these heatless overnight super balanced, you know curly hair, look ever since quarantine started. I haven't really been using much products on my hair and i've noticed that my hair has gotten really really healthy. So, in order to keep it that way, i've been doing so much research on youtube and on google to see the best way to get heatless girls. So i am so excited to share this technique with you guys and honestly, don't get intimidated by kind of the process, because if you're someone, that's always saying you know, oh i kind of suck at braiding hair. I don't i'm not very coordinated with my hands. Do not be afraid because, as you'll see throughout the tutorial, i am someone that's very messy with how i do this, because i'm also someone that's not great at working with my own hair, i'm just not someone. That'S very neat with like taking every section and making sure it kind of fits perfectly with each other like no. I just want it to be fast and easy and simple, and the great thing about this hairdo is that you no matter kind of how messy you are with it. If you are just doing the right technique, it will come out to. You know really balance the nice curls and you will get a great outcome, but just try it one or two times and you will really master it. So let's go ahead and rewind to the night before so i can show you guys what i did hello. Everyone you've traveled back in time with me the night before i just went ahead and washed my hair. My hair is about 90 to 95 dry and that's kind of exactly what you need. You don't want it to be soaked or too dry. You just want it to be a little bit damp so that it really holds the curls in place when you are sleeping overnight. So for this look, let's talk about everything that you will need. So, to start off, you will need two of these kind of elastics um and honestly, any sort of hair ties really do work, but i find that these, like two tiny elastics, like these, really hold your hair in place or else other kinds might slip out of Your hair, when you're sleeping you will need some sort of hair clip or some sort of bobby pin that kind of works the best and you will need a hair tie. Any sort of hair tie will do you're just going to be tying one side as you're kind of working on the other side, so your hair doesn't get caught in each other if that makes sense, and, lastly, um most importantly, you'll need some sort of like rope Or belt thing or kind of any sort of belt that you would feel comfortable sleeping in if that makes sense, so i find that a bathrobe belt works the best, because it's really comfortable it's really long and it really, you know, stays in your hair. So let's go ahead and get started, okay, so the first step you are going to take your bathrobe belt right here, find kind of align. The two together find the middle part, and you are going to place it over your head like this. You want it to be about, i would say, like an inch 10 inch and a half away from the front of your hair, so make sure you pull all the hair from behind your ears and you know, put it in place, and this is when we are Going to take our bobby pin and then we're going to just go ahead and pin it real, quick to see if it's in the right spot that you want it to be. Okay. So for me i think this is good and then i'm gon na just split. My hair down the middle in the back and go ahead and just tie one side first, so i have seen a lot of tutorials on youtube with similar looks and a lot of them just kind of work on one side of your hair and just keep wrapping And bringing hair around the belt, the tutorial that i saw that was the most helpful, was one where she was working with both sides of her hair. So the front and the back that kind of gave you the most even look in terms of all the curls you'll get when you wake up the next day. Okay, so i'll try to go real slow so that if you're following at home, we can do this together, but go ahead and take this bobby pin out real quick and i just tend to pin it to the other side, to keep the other side in place And again make sure that it is aligned one to one and a half inches away from the front of your hair. I'M going to start off with the first section. So when you are doing this and when you're pulling hair from the both sides of your head make sure that your fingers kind of meet under the rope in the middle, you don't want to only take sections here in sections here and then leave an entire middle Section where your hair is straight, if that makes sense, so always make sure that when you're taking hair, you want your your fingers to like meet in the middle here, let's go ahead and take the first section. So i'm going to take one section: real quick like this like that and then i am going to go over the rope and then under the rope so kind of twist it around the rope. And then i'm gon na kind of keep that hair right here and then i'm going to do the same exact thing with with the section in the back. So i'm going to take a piece of hair and then make sure i really get in the middle there. Take that section kind of smooth it out make sure you don't have any excess hair, and then i am going to go again from the back over the rope and then under the rope. So like this, like that. Okay and try to keep it as tight to your head as possible, and then what we're gon na do from here is just the same exact steps. But every time you go over and under the rope just adding more hair to it like how you would do a french braid. So you have this front piece from when you first went over and under the rope, i'm just going to add some more hair to it from the front. So take another section, add to it and then again go over the rope and under the rope. And then you can just go ahead and pull it out like this, and then i've been holding that section in the back, where i went under the rope again you're just going to be adding hair to it. So i take another section of hair. I just add to it: go ahead and just smooth it out as you're, adding to it and again go over and under the rope. I keep calling it a rope, but it's actually like a belt, but you guys know what i mean and just continue to do. The same thing add more hair to the front piece and then go over and under okay and then continue to add hair to this back piece that you've been holding and go over and under now, once you get to the bottom here, that's when you're going to Take one of your hair elastics and just go ahead and tie it in place, and typically i realize when you tie the bottom, you can go ahead and just like loop. It almost like like this, so that you like, create a loop so that the bottom pieces, if you have shorter hair like mine, it can also get a curl, and then we can go ahead and move on to this side of her hair again. Take a piece in the front like this and kind of smooth it out a bit and we're gon na go. Take the belt go over under like this, and then we are gon na take a piece from the back and then i just keep adding on hair. Let me stand up over under over under it really kind of becomes second nature once you practice with it a little bit over under and then go ahead and just tie it one more time, don't pull it all the way through, but just go ahead and do A loop so that your bottom here also has that curl to it, when you wake up okay - and that is just essentially everything you're gon na do and then you can either kind of tie it up or you can just leave it down like i do it Really doesn't bother me and then you can just go ahead and get your beauty rest and when you wake up you're gon na have some nice voluptuous curls. So i'll see you guys tomorrow, hello good morning. It is the very next day and, as you can see well, first of all, i am not naked. Just for the record. I have my tube top on um. It'S a little bit dark outside because it's really early in the morning, but i am getting ready for my day. I slept all night in my hair. It really stayed in place which i love. I just went ahead and tied it up because it was a lot more comfortable to sleep in okay, let's go ahead and start unwrapping and seeing how everything turned out in case you guys are wondering when i tied it to go to sleep. I just tied it like in the back like this and then i took it to the front and then i just tied it in front of my head right here. So i'm gon na just do one side at a time and let's see how the curls turned out, let me get a little closer. You guys can see like how um like perfect the curls are, and the hair is like super shiny as well, because i did put some oil on my hair before i did this, i'm so excited. Oh, my god. Look at how much just like volume you get! You can like flip it kind of to the side or kind of you can even like tie it up. I think that if you tie it up, and you like make a bun, it would be really cute as well. Let me go ahead and show you guys what the back looks like and there you go. That is my simple heatless overnight curls, and if you think that your hair kind of looks a little bit frizzy, i would recommend just using a quick hair oil like, for example. I love this one. I'Ve been using this for years, but it's like the cheese silk infusion, just put a little bit in your palm and just go ahead and rub it and just spread it evenly throughout your hair and that will just kind of calm down the baby. Frizz that you have up here, but typically i don't really like to put anything in it. I realize that i do not even need to hair spray, my hair and it lasts. You know until the next time i wash my hair and as always, thank you guys. So much for watching, i would love for you to consider subscribing. So you don't miss out on my videos, and i will see you guys next week, bye guys