- Hey everyone, Kayley here,
so I thought it was about time
that I did another heatless, curl tutorial,
and I was so inspired by the Grammys this year,
they had all these really beautiful, loose waves
all over the red carpet,
and I thought, you know what,
how about I show people how to do that without heat?
So that is what I'm gonna do today,
I hope you guys really love it, let's get started.
So let's talk about how to prep your hair for these curls.
First of all, I'm using freshly showered hair,
I like to shower at night,
and then use this heatless method,
and I wake up with awesome hair every time.
In the shower, I use my new favorite
Herbal Essences Wild Naturals Illuminating
shampoo and conditioner,
these are a great foundation for any hairstyle,
but I chose them today because they have Kasha seeds
which helps to reduce breakage and damage,
especially when your hair is wet.
We're brushing our hair a lot today,
especially while it's wet, so we want to have
all the protection we can.
So now I'm gonna part my hair where I want it,
and allow it to dry until it is just damp,
lik 80% dry, basically,
because you don't wanna wake up
with wet hair in the morning,
so wait until it's almost completely dry,
and then we're gonna do these curls.
Once your hair is just damp,
go ahead and brush through it to get all the tangles out,
and then we can get started on the heatless curls.
And now for the method,
I have something new to teach you guys,
I'm going to be using a t-shirt to create these curls,
and what I'm going to do with it
is actually pull it together and twist it
until it makes almost a roller shape.
I'm using a t-shirt because it gives me nice, loose waves,
but if you were to use something with less material,
like a tank top or even a long sock,
you would have even tighter waves, or even curls,
so here we go, I've twisted it up to create my roller shape,
and then I'm going to bring both ends together,
so that it creates a massive hair donut,
and to secure everything together,
I'm going to use a hair scrunchie.
("Parasail")
And this little guy is going to go
right on top your of head,
it's basically a hair halo,
but we're gonna set him to the side,
because we have a little bit more to do first.
You're actually going to brush all your hair forward
on one side of your part,
I like working on one side,
that way I can still see what I'm doing on the other side,
but you're literally gonna brush all of that forward
and over your head,
and we're going to curl from this position.
So now it's time to make the curls.
You're going to take a large section
from all of this hair that we brushed forward,
and we're going to wrap that around our hair halo,
so I'm going to stick this halo on my head where it belongs,
and then wrap my hair around it
just like you would wrap it around a headband
if you were doing that headband updo style.
So it's really simple,
you just wanna make sure that you keep your hair
as nice and smooth as you wrap it around as possible,
because that is what's going to ensure
that your hair is sooth when you take it down,
so make sure that you're wrapping it as nicely as possible,
and then when you get to the end,
grab a bobby pin and we can pin that end in place.
And now you're just going to repeat that,
so take another section of hair,
and wrap it around the hair halo,
and you want to make sure that there's no slack
as you're wrapping your hair around the halo,
especially on this first rotation,
you don't want it to look loose and baggy,
because that means that you're not wrapping it properly,
you want it to look nice and smooth,
and sleek as you do this.
What I love most about this method
is that this literally creates the same look
as a curling iron,
because your halo is essentially your curling iron
and you're wrapping your hair on your halo
almost the exact same way that you would
on a curling iron,
so you're finished look is a lot more true
to what you would get if you were to use heat on your hair,
which I think is a huge bonus.
To finish off this side
I'm going wrap the last section of hair around my hair halo,
you can see that I only had to use three sections
for this side of my head,
which is great because it doesn't take very long to do,
this whole process only takes me about 10 minutes,
which is faster than I can usually curl my hair
on most days.
If you have any questions about your specific hair type,
I'm going to do a little frequently asked questions
in the description box,
and I invite you to check that out
and see if it answers any questions you might have.
So now it's time to move this party to the other side.
So we're going to brush that hair forward as well,
and then wrap it around the halo
just like we did on this side,
you wanna make sure that you always start with the section
that is closest to your part
and then work your way out.
So I'm gonna use the rest of this footage
to tell you guys why this hairstyle rocks.
First of all, it creates volume
because you're pulling your hair up while it dries,
second of all the curls frame your face
because they are being formed around your face
instead of in the back of your head.
Third of all, there's no dents from hair scrunchies
which is awesome because goodness knows
I hate seeing hair scrunchie dents in my hair,
third of all, you don't really see where the curls start.
Sometimes with heatless curl methods
you can see a line where the curls start around the head,
I don't like that,
so I like that this one doesn't create that line,
and it is way easier to wrap your hair around a halo
than it is around a donut or a headband,
I just love how easy this is to do,
and once all the hair is wrapped,
you are ready for sleep.
Now I told this creates really beautiful curls,
I didn't tell you that you were gonna look
super cool in the process,
this is like Will Smith circa 1995,
or maybe a Star Trek villain,
or Iggy Azalea at the Grammys,
that's kinda what this hairstyle looks like.
Anyway, now it's time to sleep and when you wake up,
your hair is ready to be taken down
so you can see the nice pretty curls that we have.
To take it down, I'm just going to take the elastic
off of the back of the halo
and take out my bobby pins
and pull the curls down one at a time,
and you can see that they look so, so beautiful,
I am always so impressed by how great they look,
also, my hair smells amazing from the shampoo
and conditioner that I used,
and when you first take it down
it's like this waft of fragrance
and it's just such an amazing experience.
Anyways, so then I'm taking the rest of this down,
and then I'm going to just run my fingers through it
to make sure everything is where I want it,
but just look at that,
can you believe those are heatless?
It literally surprises me every time I do this,
I love it so much.
Now I think my hair could use a little bit of extra shine
and smoothness,
so I'm using the Herbal Essences Wild Naturals
dry oil spray,
I'm just spraying it into my hands
and then rubbing it on my hair,
and you can see that it's taking down that little bit
of fuzziness that I had in the hair
and adding a little bit of shine as well.
And that is it for this hairstyle,
it's 10 minutes at night, two minutes in the morning,
and your hair looks amazing,
its got shine, it smells good,
but most of all, it looks like
you spent 10 hours on it,
when you really just spent 10 minutes,
and that's the best thing, honestly,
so I hope that you guys try this out,
again check the description box
for more information if you have any questions,
and I'll see you guys in my next video
(kissing noise) bye.
("Parasail")