Easy Overnight Curls | No Heat/Damage | Crown Curls

Hello and welcome back to larlo video, if you're new here I'm Lauren and I do my hair sometimes for today's tutorial - I'm going to be showing you how to get beautiful, curls and waves with no heat, no frizz and no lost sleep, no seriously guys, I'm serious! First things: first, there's a couple things that you'll need number one is going to be a loose headband this one I originally got for me to pull my hair back when I wash my face, but it has been perfect for this style because it's nice and stretchy And kind of, like worn out a little bit so makes it really easy to put my hair up like this number. Two you're gon na need a comb or a brush just to get all the tangles out of your hair beforehand. After that, this is optional, but I do feel like it helps a lot. This is just a cheap little spray bottle that I fill up with water so that I can evenly distribute some water in my hair to re-moisten it, but you can totally just run your hands underwater that that works too, and it's free. Additionally, I have a styling cream. I do recommend this if you are trying to make this style last a little bit longer. My personal favorite is this one from living proof? It is the prime style extender this one's, a nice lightweight gel cream, but I feel like it has really good hold to it without giving me that like kind of crunchy feeling so it's optional, but I do think that it works really well and then last, but Not least, if you are a banged babe like me, you're gon na want something to move your bangs out of the way. I just got this cheap little curler and I think that it works great to just kind of plot, my bangs over okay. So now that we have all of those items gathered up, we can go ahead and hop back in time and I'm going to show you how I put my hair up alright guys. So it is the night before and I have freshly washed hair. So the first step is just to make sure that this is super detangled. You want it to be easy to work with, and you also don't really want to like set Tangles into your hair. So I am all detangled and then, if you don't have bangs, just kindly disregard this section, but I am taking my little pink curler and I am popping my bangs over that since I have this spray bottle, I am just gon na wet some of the front Parts that seems to be where my hair dries the quickest, so I'm just lightly misting. Some of these sections make sure they're nice and evenly moistened and spray yourself directly into the eye. That'S also great. It'S a good thing: it's just water, okay! So the next step that I do is taking my headband and I'm kind of doing it like Karate Kid style where you just place it directly across your forehead. Like a little little Crown, we got that I'm just gon na pull this little bang out of here. There we go and now that my hair is damp, I'm just gon na make sure that it's sectioned out on the two sides of my head and this part is optional. I just like to use a styling cream when I do want this to last. A couple of days, so I'm just taking some of this and working it onto the finger pads and then I kind of work it on the tops of my fingers too, so that it distributes really evenly so I'm just taking a really small amount. Don'T need much, especially if you do have fine thin hair. I I don't like to add too much product working that together tops of the fingers and working through. So if there's any residual product, I'm just kind of sealing the ends with that. Okay. So the reason that I have this setup going on is because, if you're like me, when I watch a tutorial, I still kind of get confused because they're not facing the same direction as me. So this way you're going to have the front, but you're also going to get the back of my head here. So I hope this helps definitely give it a thumbs up. If you like this technique, I shouldn't have pulled this hair out, so I'm gon na be starting on my left side of my head and I'm gon na just grab a chunk of hair and I'm just running my fingers through it. Making sure that I got all the tangles out and here's where you got to pay attention? Okay, so I like to hold my hair with the side that I'm working on. So if I'm working on my left side, I'm going to hold this chunk of hair with my left hand from here, I'm going to take my right hand and basically go under that chunk of hair and around to grab the headband so we're going under and around And then you're gon na pull the headband so that you can meet your two. Your index finger and your thumb together and we're creating a nice little gap for our hair to go through. So I'm kind of over directing this left chunk of hair towards the front because I kind of want to add a little bit of volume. So I'm over directing towards the front of my face, bringing my right hand under and behind, and I am pulling the headband away from my head so that I can create a gap and then I'm going to bring my chunk of hair. That'S, in my left hand, upwards and then tuck it in that little space, so I'm pushing it down with my left hand, and now I have the chunk of hair - is against my head. I'M going to take my free right hand now and grab that chunk and pull it through. Okay. So let's do that again. I'M gon na take that initial piece that I had that's left over and I'm going to gather up a little bit more hair to go along with it. I'M just combing my fingers through making sure there's no Tangles getting it nice and smooth, and then I'm going to over direct that chunk of hair towards the front of my face, bringing my right hand underneath that chunk and behind and I'm grabbing the headband and having My index and my thumb meet hi baby, and so I can create this little gap for this chunk to go through. So I'm pulling the headband away from my head, bringing this Chunk Up and it's going to go right next to that first chunk and I'm going to push it so that it is filling that Gap. And now I can let go because I'm kind of propping it open with my left hand, I'm gon na. Let go with my right hand, and now I can grab that chunk and feed it through okay. So I'm gon na not explain this one as much. I'M gon na just kind of show you, because sometimes I get a little distracted when people are like talking, while I'm trying to view and follow something I don't know if anybody else is like that. Okay, so over directing bringing this through grabbing this chunk, bringing down. What'S he sniffing you're, so cute? So now, let's do some of the right hand side. I didn't think this out very well. Hmm, all right, so you guys are gon na just have to kind of, like trust me with this one, since I can't really do that side without looking but okay, so I'm gon na start working on the right side of my head. I'M gon na grab a chunk on the right hand: side. Oh yeah. We got some tangles in this one. So since we're working on the right side of my head, I'm gon na hold the chunk with my right hand. With my left hand, I'm going to do the same thing, I'm going under the chunk, and then I am grabbing the headband and creating that space. So I am going to kind of over direct this, so it goes more straight up and then I'm grabbing with my left hand, to feed that through now. Admittedly, the right side, for some reason, is so difficult for me. I I usually have a few a few snags in this one, but we'll see if, if that shows up on camera, alright, so just to go through the right side again, I am grabbing that initial chunk and combining it with a new chunk and just combing through With my fingers and I'm over directing it towards the front of my face, and then I am going underneath, the chunk, with my left hand, grabbing the headband and putting uh this chunk right next to it. It'S hard to describe when I'm doing my hair on a normal day, I kind of go back and forth so that I can make sure that it's an even distribution of hair and as it like goes towards the back. I can make sure that I'm not taking up too much real estate on one side, but for the purpose of this video, I'm just kind of kind of winging. It and trust me guys once you do this a couple of times it you're gon na get it and then it's basically gon na become muscle memory, because I kind of just I mean I do still need to see myself as I do it, but this has Become like something very mindless that I do after the shower all right, so we're getting down to the back part. I just kind of tucks this in the back, but we'll see if I can get it a little bit better this time. So I'm just kind of continuing that, with the minimal space we have there's like little little short pieces going on here. I'M just tucking that in okay, so here is how the back looks and you'll just look like a little medieval Maiden. In the meantime, it's a lot of M's, so yeah. What I usually do is take out the curler, because I don't really need it. I um blew my bangs dry, so I got like some volume in there already and with this big ass bow in the center of my forehead. It actually helps like keep my bangs from sitting flat on my forehead, so it kind of helps with the volume. So I basically go to bed um, and this is so comfortable. The only thing that I wish I could adjust is just it still feels kind of tight on the forehead. It'S not the most comfortable there, but as you like go to sleep and you are sleeping, you really don't notice it and you can side sleep which is huge for me. I I'm always side sleeping so yeah. I will see you guys in the morning. Welcome back to the present, do you feel any different, although technically this when I'm filming this, this is now in the past by the time you're seeing it. So it's the present for now that I'm filming it, but it's technically in the past spooky all right. So let's go ahead and take this bad boy off my Dome. I will warn you if you do this overnight and you're getting ready to go somewhere. Give yourself enough time for your skin to kind of like plump back up, because you will have dents in your forehead they're pretty bad. That'S like the only thing that I don't like about this method is that I just always have that like pressure on my forehead, but it's whatever okay, so the first step. I am just oh wait. Ah, yes, sorry, if the camera angle changed, I forgot to take the thumbnail first thing: I'm going to do is pull this up and pull it back. So it's nice and flopped here, as you can see. Actually, it doesn't look super bad well, it just kind of looks like I have tire marks on my head. So next up is a really important one you're going to have both your hands on either side of your head, pulling the headband away from each other. So, like really stretching it out, if anything that you listen to In This tutorial, please do not try to just pull this out, because that will just tighten the curl around the headband and you're in for a world of hurt. I speak from experience, so what you're gon na do is stretch this out and then just shake that ever living crap out of it? Oh yeah! This is a better view, so you're just gon na shake and get yourself a nice little tricep workout, and it just comes out nice and nice and easy like that took two seconds now. There is a little stage: five Clinger. That does not want to let go. What do you calling little baby? Oh my gosh. Let go all right now, why'd! You have to embarrass me in front of everybody. Okay, so this is what we're working with when you first take it out, it's a little crazy! It'S a little silly, but it's gon na come together. I had to change because I'm getting ready for work, but this is basically what the curls come out when you first take them out, so it does get a little frizzier in the back. I think because I sleep on my head but yeah, so that's how bouncy they are and what I like to do is just kind of Comb them out just very gently, and I would recommend comb or even finger comb through these instead of trying to brush them. Because I feel like when you brush it, it's like just really making it all. Frizzy got that one Rogue bang here that is just giving me a little devil horn on the side, all right guys. So this is where I'm gon na be leaving my hair. I do find that throughout the day the curls fall just a little bit, so I'm gon na not mess with it too much so that I can maintain as much of the curl as I can but yeah. I honestly, I love this method. I think it's. What really contributed to the health of my hair? I'Ve just been kind of babying it, and I think I think it really helps a lot. Let me know in the comments below, if you guys do end up trying this out, because I'd love to see the results. Also, please give this video a thumbs up if you found it helpful, it really helps me in the algorithm and yeah. I will see you guys in the next video bye foreign