Noodle Curls Tutorial, No Heat Curls
- Posted on 14 January, 2015
- Heatless Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
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Our video tutorial this week features a fun, no-heat curling technique for which we like to call "noodle curls!" We have done many hairstyles over the years using "rope braids" or "twist braids" and have noticed when we take the braids out, these unique spiral curls are formed. (I'm sure some of you have discovered this as well.) On occasion over the past several years, we have made rope braids just for the curls themselves, which is the no heat curling method we wanted to share today. ;)
These noodle curls are not your standard every day curl. The princess loves them because they look quite different and unique (almost not natural looking.) She always seems to receive compliments when she wears these curls.... I'm sure you will too.
The princess usually sleeps in these braids while they dry overnight. If you don't have time for that, you could always use a blow dryer to speed up the process (which would involve applying some heat to your hair.)
We usually try to get a couple of days out of these curls. If things are starting to look a little "fuzzy" we will wrap them up into a bun, or braid them (which looks really cool.) Click over to our blog to see a photo of our second day curls braided: http://www.princesshairstyles.com/2015... We also have a few tips on our blog about taking these curls out when you are done with them.
The smoothing product we used in this video is called "Moroccan oil" made by Suave, and was purchased at our local Target.
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Curls for: long hair, medium hair, wavy hair, straight hair, natural hair
Hey guys today we're going to be doing some fun, no heat curls. These are actually one of the princess's favorite and I have put her hair into a ponytail. However, you're going to style her hair the next day, you probably want to do it first, because after these curls are in, you can't really separate them or you're just going to get frizz. So if you do them like all over her head, you're going to have little parts where you've parted out the braids and there's really no way around that, so we're just going to do this in a ponytail and to start her hair is damp. She just got out of the shower. You don't need it soaking wet, but you do want it a little bit damp so that it will hold the curl. So I've broken off a small section of hair. You don't want it super tiny that you don't want it thick either, and then I'm going to split this in half and make a twist braid. So I'm twisting both of these strands to the right and then I'm going to twist them together to the left. And you want to make sure that you continuously twist these strands all the way down. You want both strands twisted the same way and then you're twisting them together the opposite way and I'm going to braid this all the way down to the very ends. As far as I can go, so, as you can see, I braided that down almost to the very bottom, and then I just tied it off with a little elastic. I'M going to repeat that with the rest of this hair and you want to just try and get the sections about the same thickness so that the curls will all live uniformed. Okay, we're almost done here I'm on the very last braid, but I wanted to mention a few things I forgot. What we usually do is add some oil to her hair before we do this. I just use this Moroccan oil by suave. It'S pretty inexpensive and it does a good job, but what I usually do is just run some of that down her hair before I start and that's just going to help prevent frizz, and it also helps condition the hair. The other thing I was going to mention is before you do these braids. You want to make sure that the hair is tangle, free and, as you are going down, the braid make sure that you're twisting both strands. If you only twist one of the strands when you take this out, one of the pieces is going to be kind of straight, while the other ones curled so just make sure you're twisting them both. And the last thing is that you want to keep these strands separate and what I mean by that is sometimes when you're braiding. If one strand is thicker than the other, you can kind of take a piece off and add it to the other strand and continue. You don't want to do that with this braid, because when you take it out, it's not going to come out and one of the strands is going to frizz because they're not going to be separated, if that makes any sense. Okay, we are done with this and she is going to sleep on it overnight and let those curls dry. We ended up with ten braids total and, of course, that's going to depend on how thick your hair is, but that can just give you an idea of how many you might need to make. So we will be back in the morning when we take these out. Hey guys we're back and she slept on these overnight, so they're all dry. This is what it looks like. As you can see, this ponytail is kind of messed up since she slept on it. So I'm just going to remove this elastic and kind of fix. The top part real fast - I'm not wanting to use water on this, because I don't want to get these braids wet again. So I'm just going to spray a little bit of hairspray and then kind of comb. This smooth you're, probably not going to be able to get this perfectly smooth, but just do the best you can. Luckily, the Nazi look is in and then just add an elastic there at the top. If it's really messed up, you can use a ribbon or a flower or something to cover up this part where it's messy and I probably am going to add a ribbon here at the end. So now we're ready to take these braids out, I'm just going to remove all these little elastics first. Okay, now that I have all those elastics removed, I'm going to start taking out these braids. What I usually do is just start right up here at the top, and if you have kept these strands separate all the way down, you should just be able to pull and they'll come right apart really easily, and that is what the curl is going to look Like there are very different curls, it's not your standard, pretty curl, and it's not something you want to separate because you're just going to get frizz. This is kind of just a different look and the princess really loves it and she always gets compliments on these. It almost looks like her hair is fake or she has some extensions in just something that you don't see all the time. Okay, so that is what the curls look like. As you can see, these are pretty unique, there's several different things you can do here. If you want to take a couple of these and wrap them around the top of the see lastic and then just bobby, pin it or add another small elastic there at the top to hold it in place, you could do something like that or if you want To take these and wrap them up into a bun that also looks really cool. What I usually do to do, that is just kind of twist them up and then wrap them like this and bobby, pin them and that's a really fun look. We are just going to add a ribbon here at the top and leave them hanging down for our final hairstyle
Comments
Maya Sinay: I like it so much!!! It's very original, I have never seen these curls!❤
NicTheShero: These are Senegalese twists. Alot of women get these in their hair. Also you did a beautiful job.
Olivia Wann: 2:01 that flower she drew is very impressive!
Gabrielle Wickham: I did this last night and absolutely loved the outcome! Thank you for showing us this!
CynTia Anderson: Black girls do this all the time so it's not so original to us. We call them two-strand twists. Typically we wear the whole head twisted from root to tip for however many weeks and then we lose the twist, just as you did, and wear it as a new style.
Ellie-mae Connolly: Love how quick and easy this style is!
typicalstarlaa _: This was amazing ! My sister did it thank you !!
Elise Bowman: literally looks like Ramen Noodles
jeje: i was literally watching the drawing the whole video. she is so good at art!
Lilac Girl85: So beautiful! Thank you so much :-D
Gracie Seim: I love how she just has to face the corner during this.
Lauren Hall: I MUST learn to do that's twist braid!!! It looks so good!!!
Chloe Russell: I love the flower that she was drawing
Addy Dodd: Great drawing!! It's lovely
ellie: Her drawing on the whiteboard was amazing!
Kayla Shannon: So cool, never seen anything like this before!
Christina Tewari: These lasted so long thank you so much !
Catherine Salmon: Very pretty thanks for the info!!!
TheMeliMiguel: I would do this on my daughter a lot when she was younger. We would do the twisty braid one day and take them out the next day and have these curls. They look cute but are hard to brush out.
Louana Hernandez: I love this I did it to my cousins hair and it came out awesome/pretty
Ann Bresnahan: I really like her drawing it's so good
Its eves: I saw her drawing so good well done!!!
Emily Ramirez: I've done the curls on my hair and I get a lot of complements I love them
Tegan: Wow your daughters got beautifully long hair! Any tips for growing it long?
Samia Adil: love the idea!!!! I am really gonna try it..... Thanks
M: Omg these are so cool and unique!! Cant wait to try it!
Random Stuff: I live how the girl just sits there drawing while her mom makes hair MIRACLES
Dream Colon: I was looking at her drawing and she got talent♡
jg.snowboards: They are so cool!!!! I have never seen anything like it!!!
Matthew Storer: I did this and it came out beautyful
Crystal Sayl: Wow i love this tutorial!!!
Vanessa Enciso: love it!!!i would try to do this to my kids..
Azaria Brathwaite: I tried it in my hair and it worked out well ..
Hannah _xoxo: Was it just me paying attention to what she was drawing the whole video
_al: Her drawing is nice and those noodle curls looks so cute!!
Adele R: I did this and my hair looked like ramen noodles
Your Fav Poster Child: You're very talented, I have naturally curly hair and if we ever met I'd have probably been the first volunteer to be eagerly wanting to be pampered by your skills . :) It's such a hassle getting curly hair untangled daily and having to also make it remain frizz free. I see myself wondering what different styles to come up with my kind of hair and not look the same.
Penny Clarke: I love her hair I wish I could do this to my hair
Mariam Kadir: her drawing is very beautiful!!!!!
Emily Casinelli: I love it it's beautiful
sam andersen: Love the curls and love the drawing
Katie Rice: That's awesome I love it
• R X S E M A R Y M X I •: Awesome hair style love the result and the prep one aka first on she/u slept in ♀️
GAME CRASHERS: I love her drawling
too dumzo: "good thing the messy look is in" oml how did she even get that pony tail that good
Nadia Sinclair: How to look like a college students meal in 6 minutes
Lilianna: It's officially a year ago since she made this video!! Congratulations!
pulsivegrant: Amazing hair (I love her doodles)
Jenny Davies: im going to try this on my daughter tonight, can u do a dutch braid tutorial for beginners please
Random Stuff: "Luckily the messy look is in" Yet she makes the perfect side pony in the whole world.
Audrey: AMAZING HOW DO YOU DO IT?
The great Alya: WOW I LOVE THIS CURLS SO MUCH OMG GIRL
Faith Taylor: I love them there so cute I would do that to me when I have time
Jesselynn De Jesus: Beautiful!!!
kayla nicole: This looks so weird but I kind of like it :D
Sammy and Andrea: They look so cool!!!
M and S VLOGS: Me: yes,yes mhm 2min later (Looks at drawing...) Me: HOW THE HELL DID SHE DO THAT? Is she some kind of artist?
meera alzaabi: beautiful style :D
brooklynn.mccully: If you look closely she is drawing she did really good
alyna saysana: Haha! The whole time I was watching the daughter drawing a flower! XD
Alisa Karter: Twisted ones I like and are so different and I use morracan-oil by suave as well too, you did such a creative job
M M: so amazing!!
happy father dayy: lovely!!! ♡ your drawing
//: it's more like a drawing tutorial :)
Amanda Worden: I love the way your daughter draws
Sheila Nguyen: her drawing was amazing.
Jody James: AWESOME!!! Unique hairstyle*.*
beauty life: cool curls love them :)
5hillfam <3: Lol I did this one time and my dad said it looked like dread locks
Liliana Valdivia: Cool i am gonna start doing this often:)
ast bach: your drawing is beautiful
Kevin Addison: Love her drawings.
Dorothy Dietzsch: That is amazing!!!
alexis koelliker: Am I the only one that noticed her beautiful drawing?
yogirlkaileyy: Your hairstyles are cute and easy!
Emilia Kaniecka: I love it :)
Ashly M: love this!!!
Cara A: I love how she is drawing a flower
Alaina: I have the urge to comb through the hair
Lois: Omg it's so cool
Ati Pink: her drawings are so beautiful
Margaret Dicochea: I could not keep my eyes off of what she was drawing...she is an awsome artist
Gracie Batchelor: who else has just watching her draw not paying attention to her hair??
Bow bow girl: I love this hair style
Danna Sarai Salinas Garcia: La nena dibuja hermoso
Rapunzel Vids: Looks beautiful
Briana Rome: So creative and pretty
bri: Does anyone find these curls kinda "strange" looks like some noodles from China Garden
Gladys M: nice job so pretty
__heather __: I love it !!!!!
stargazing_: SOOOO PRETTY HER HAIR IS SOO LONG!
Sam Sarra: Amazing!!!
Global Re: Wtf that's what my hair looks like when I don't brush it for a week
Jaidan Young: realy like it thanks for your help (:
valentina lozzano: que lindo
Heidi Duncan: so cool I never seen it love it
abilene: wow her drawing is beautiful
Yara Sawan: I liked her drowing
Chas Rardon: Thanks for this tutorial
Janauriya Allen: She draws so beautiful cause u can see ways on her dry erase board