I Tried Every Overnight No Heat Curl Method

[@BTSHIQ]

As one of your older viewers (I’m 66) this video brought back memories of my mum using rags to make ringlets in my hair as a child. After washing, she’d use the rags, then in the morning I’d have ringlets which I ran my hands though to soften. It was really comfy to sleep in too and no bed head!

[@nickymendesdacosta7737]

I'm 29 and my mum did this for me too when I was little!

[@dennissems]

❤❤❤

[@jindejak93]

Rag curls were/are so much more comfortable than the pink foam ones.

[@TK-ij2xi]

I did that for my daughter (and myself) - I'm 46. My childhood though was my grandma or mom rolling my hair in sponge rollers and then trying to sleep! 😂 It wasn't easy....

[@jenfillow7111]

YES. I have so many memories of sitting in the RV the night before a wedding, holding one end of a rag on my head while my mom worked, often explaining to another mom how to do it. Big family, lots of cousins, lots of weddings. Mom had both her younger girls in perfect ringlet curls without ever waiting for an open bathroom or even a power outlet. I might have to ask her to teach my husband how to do it. It would be fun to do again.

[@blu_astra]

My favourite technique for heatless curls is putting my damp hair in a rope braid (the one with two strands where you twist each strand clockwise and twist them together counter clockwise or vice-versa). It gives me beautiful loose waves and it's so easy and quick to do, I feel it deserves more recognition.

[@judim5379]

Omg I have naturally curly hair but if I have something important the next day, I’ll do this with my hair the night before and wrap my hair in a satin scarf overnight so my hair dries completely….. INCREDIBLE results!!!!

[@SP-ig3vs]

What do you mean and twist them together counterclockwise? Do you mean into a bun twist? Would love to know what you mean so I can try it

[@xoxoKimmy455]

Same, can you explain more?

[@blu_astra]

@@SP-ig3vs no it's not a bun it's a braid that's done by twisting two strands of hair together, if you search a tutorial for "rope braid" you will get a much better explanation than mine

[@faithstea]

I LITERALLY DO THIS! Though, what I do instead of the "braid" is make each strand into a bun that twists in itself, but still the counter-clockwise vise versa bit. It's a lot easier on my arms I think since I deal with chronic pain.

[@Manenna1]

You should do an end of the year award show! Do a few categories for like “best at home hair cut” “best at home dye job” “worst hair fail” it would be so funny!

[@fairynerdmother]

That's a great idea!

[@doctorateinmadison]

Instead of the Oscars he could call them the Brads 😂😂😂

[@Amymyhie]

L

[@karinas6978]

Yesssss please do this!!

[@TeamJesusGo]

​@@doctorateinmadison1

[@leighannaharken5144]

Love your videos. I learn so much from them. Just a note, the polka dotted tiny roller that you didn't like comes vacuum sealed for shipping. You are supposed to leave them out for a few hours to puff back out before using them. The curl ends up much like a foam roller and they are MUCH more comfortable to sleep in than foam rollers.

[@amelia_airhead272]

I was thinking the same thing! I’ve been using those for years, and if you let them puff up they’re great for a big curl and are so easy to sleep on without giving yourself a headache.

[@hechetonchieres]

What are they called?

[@jessicalindsay1210]

​@@hechetonchieres I found them on Amazon, there called 40 Pcs Magic Hair Rollers, Smilco Silicone Hair Curlers Set Including 20 Large and 20 Small for Women Girls (Pink&Blue)

[@ashleychance4354]

Very helpful

[@17thcentury_girl]

As someone who loves trying different vintage/historic hairstyles, I LOVE HEATLESS CURLING METHODS!!! my favourites are pin curls, sponge rollers and those tubey-like ones that you twist around your hair.

[@nitzan3782]

You can really see the decades in the methods, too! Especially the crimped straw for the 90s, the curling wrap for the 80s and the pin curl for the 1920s!

[@17thcentury_girl]

@@nitzan3782 yes! and the one ribbon like curling method used in the video was how people would curl their back in the 1700s/1810s

[@angelicasmodel]

I'm another vintage hairstyle fan. After seeing this, I'm going to try out foam rollers. What size would you recommend for getting the 50s vintage curls? I'm a long time pin curl user, and the way I've always seen it done and the way I've always done it is to wind your hair around your fingers starting from the bottom, remove your fingers, and then roll it up to your scalp. It makes for a neater curl than what is done here. Once you've brushed it out, the end result is beautiful.

[@17thcentury_girl]

@@angelicasmodel for roller size it all depends on how curled you want your hair. For a typical 1950s hairstyle I'd recommend between a small and a medium. I do that method for pin curls too. I find that if I do the method used in the video, I end up pulling my hair out of the curl when I try to take it off my fingers. Though pincurls are time consuming so I might invest in that pin curl gadget 😅

[@angelicasmodel]

@@17thcentury_girl thanks, I shall try that size!

[@Amanda-el9dx]

I love the silk roller that you clip on your head, wrap hair around, and secure with scrunchie. It’s so easy especially with long hair.

[@stranger_things_slytherin_457]

I have medium hair and cannot do it, but hit long hair it’s easier

[@AnimeArtest1]

i saw that racist comment you made awhile ago...

[@stranger_things_slytherin_457]

@@AnimeArtest1 I’m sorry but I don’t believe I’ve made any racist comments and if I have please tell me why it was so I know for the future.

[@LaMerryMary]

Yeah it’s secured with the scrunchie not the clip.

[@rosewatson7163]

I think that person was just trolling you. 🧌 #whatevvvs Anyway! I also love the silk roller. I have annoyingly long hair and it's the fastest option!@@stranger_things_slytherin_457

[@Chet_Thornbushel]

I’d love to see you take your favorite 3 and do a full Mani head with them! Or even on an actual person because a big factor in lots of these is how realistic and comfortable they are to have on for several hours/overnight. AND if they don’t get all frizzy or kinked around the roots from the curlers being lived in/slept in. I know one thing that I have a hard time with when it comes to heatless curls is the weight of the curler pulling my roots super flat against my scalp and then not being able to get that volume back.

[@MushroomCloudOfDoom]

I love these “science experiments” you do! The number of options available for hair care are intimidating for beginners, and this saves us so much money and effort trying things that wouldn’t work for us!!

[@Bec_s84]

Brads videos always make my day a little brighter. They are always so funny but also educational. His hair knowledge is insane.

[@ammiller3911]

Same!

[@roblindygarcia2279]

I can't stop laughing

[@angierose111]

i have my chemistry and calculus final tomorrow lol

[@lianabevyrage]

I’ve been wrapping my hair around satin headbands for over 10 years. I’m intrigued by the new options, but mine has been working for me. I’m glad someone is talking about these because it’s so much better than using excess heat on your hair.

[@margaritacharalambidou9304]

Study for my chemistry exam for tommorow? NO Watch Brad? YES Also:Brad is slaying today

[@AmazingMissKass]

Same. Write term paper? F that I'm busy watching brad

[@anichka101]

Pls still study i believe in you!

[@margaritacharalambidou9304]

@@anichka101 i just finished studing

[@Lara-zm3fe]

Same here :))

[@lizzie333eee]

I feel it 😭😭 had my chem final yesterday, sending you good grade vibes!!!

[@amandajane6127]

My mum used the foam ones on my hair in the late 70’s she would put a bit of tissue before clipping shut so get no lines. Has no damage to the hair. I used bendy foam ones in the 80’s funny how they are trending again. Far better than Velcro rollers. I recommend the old style setting lotion 👌🏼👌🏼

[@RR.LL.3B]

Good tips I’m going to use tissue w my foam rollers now thanks !💋

[@Sofi-ji4jl]

hi where would you put the tissue?

[@shannonpartridge9608]

Like you would perm rollers

[@amandagermany5933]

Braids were my go to as a kid. My mom would do my whole head and I would have nearly waist length waves. Loved it. Still do it occasionally.

[@rebeccahenderson5606]

How do you avoid getting the little kinky bits at the end?

[@amandagermany5933]

@@rebeccahenderson5606 I usually leave a good inch at the bottom and loop it up into the elastic.

[@xenubiaa]

@@rebeccahenderson5606 do you tie the bottoms with a scrunchy or elastic bands? i think the tighter bands are what creases the hair, for me at least

[@elianycardenas7354]

Same

[@amandagermany5933]

@@xenubiaa I use an elastic band. My hair will slip out of anything else.

[@iloveGod1105]

I'm so glad that he did this!!! Heatless curls are all the new craze. I have natural hair, however, whenever I get it blown out, I LOVE to use pin curls. They give my straightened hair body and a bit of curl in different, wispy directions. Kinda like a 90s volimunious model vibe on my entire head.

[@kasia1795]

The sock one is the same as the old fashioned rag rolling so you can do this with any fabric, you curl will change slightly depending on the thickness of your hair and the fabric you use. Love Brad’s excitement 💜

[@kimberleeoneal]

The trouble with foam rollers (and it's probably worse with velcro rollers) is that they are terribly uncomfortable to sleep in. I'm going to test out sock curls tonight 😊 Thanks Brad!!

[@SissyKay]

My hair is long, and I make sure the bottom velcro rollers are rolled and pinned up high enough that I can rest my head on the pillow with the bottom rollers not touching the pillow. I only do this once a week when I wash my hair to give body to my hair. I put them in when hair is almost dried.

[@nailsofinterest]

​@@SissyKayhow do you get your hair out?? When I tried my gaurbstuck to the velcro rollers ! Oh the pain!!😅

[@SissyKay]

@@nailsofinterest very carefully!

[@michellerogers9467]

"As a kid ya know I.. was G A E E" Brad you and your chaotic energy is so validating 😂💕

[@cheeling794]

Such a shock to hear that😱😱we support a coming out moment🤣🤣

[@notsotinydancer5668]

2:22 The blue hook thingy usually comes in 2-3 pieces that lock together that make it pretty long. Stick the entire rod through the curler, loop the hair, then pull it down through the curler. It's much easier that way (also how you're supposed to do it!) and less awk than the way Brad did it LOL

[@karakle]

Anyone else feel like they’re best friends with Brad even though we’ve never met? Asking for a friend

[@westanwaluigi3219]

THIS

[@arriannaniv]

I wish was my friend! He’s so fun and sweet

[@hennesey8]

💯

[@sarahmckee3914]

Haha yes. I watch every video...yet don't even have hair! Haha

[@swayze6602]

YESYESYES

[@Mrkva22296]

3:00 and this, ladies and gentlemen, is why these heatless methods are not always the less damaging option compared to using heat. You can ruin and break your hair with the heat and also without the heat.

[@meh.69420]

Ok, i know the result looks good but i used that pink spiraly plastic thing Brad loved so much some years ago and it is literal hell to sleep with your hair in them. Like, if anyone considers buying them be ready for some struggle if you put them in by yourself and maybe don't do them overnight (except you don't like sleep and rest)

[@odettavonkasek358]

Yes! They are SO uncomfortable to sleep in 😫 the curls are amazing tho

[@mychaelsamuel6163]

My mom used to make me sleep in foam rollers/hard plastic rollers for dance recitals and the spirals are WAY better to sleep in

[@SerenitySoonish]

I had a headache all day from using it 😭

[@x.chel.x]

Brad. Let me tell you I was in such a bad mood before watching your video and you just made my day. Thank u for being your true and authentic self 🖤

[@addie1080]

This is perfect timing for me as I'm shopping for heatless styling products tonight! Thank you Brad!! ♡

[@sammyt5588]

I use cut up kitchen towels to rag my hair. It's a similiar technique to the wraps and can get a bit crinkly at the ends but overall looks natural and stays all day and night! I didn't realise if you teased the end of a braid it would stay either so thanks for the tip!

[@joyolocity]

For the spiral hair curlers, you wanna feed the hook through the curler first and then hook the hair and pull it through 😊 I’ve used them before on myself and my daughter but if you have tender scalp it can be very painful 🥴 my eldest was like “nah not worth it” lol

[@9melissal]

I've used them and if you're causing pain you aren't doing it correctly.

[@spoonfulsofsugar]

@@9melissal I think that depends on your hair texture and sensitivity. I have afro/mixed hair and there's no way for me to pull my hair through the curlformer without at least some tugging, and if you have a sensitive scalp that can definitely be painful.

[@Crazygirll6787]

They look painful to me. I have a tender head though.

[@jeanettaszerletich5118]

Idk about his, but mine also came with two other pieces to make the hook longer.

[@CrimsonStigmata]

They are really uncomfortable to sleep in.

[@jacquiparker7338]

im currently binge watching random Brad videos. love how i was braiding my hair while watching this, i love the wavy look it gives the hair ! keep up the amazing work Brad!!!

[@KarynPeterson]

also, using straws is amazing because you can build curlers to your own perfect diameter by bundling different amounts! if one straw produces too tight a curl for your liking, bundle four, five, six etc and get a more voluminous curl! they're also totally reusable and don't absorb any moisture, so your hair will dry a little more quickly and you won't risk unrolling a soggy curler in the morning.

[@meridien52681]

Gonna try that--thanks! I have tiny locs and I also use bundled pipe cleaners the same way. Plus you can bend the pipe cleaners to hold the curl in place.

[@TriciaBridgesKoontz]

Love the idea for the pipe cleaners! Gonna make some bundles with a dab of hot glue and try it. Thanks!

[@annapatton4544]

@@meridien52681 I have tried most of these in the past and it kept coming out ugly. Till I tried straws! I used thick boba straws and sprayed hair with a hair fix spray before curling and would not brush it after removing, just separated with fingers. The result was always amazing. but I would not sleep with it. Just did a few hours before going out on slightly damp hair.

[@MombieApocalypse]

This was so helpful! I have a 15-year old with long, gorgeous red hair that was curly-curly when they were younger and it was shoulder-length, but they really want their curls back without cutting it. Got the curling headband and we're going to try it tonight.

[@nataliaprzz6211]

I love watching these kind of videos while having natural curly hair. I used to hate my hair and I would try to straighten it as much as I could to look like everyone else and it's nice seeing now that some people want to have the hair that I have now :)

[@EchoSappho]

I used to get mad at people with curly hair straightening their hair. Like combing it with gel to get any volume out and put it in a pony tail. I have the straightest hair and would trade for those beautiful curls and volume in a heartbeat!

[@acr614]

@@EchoSappho - I have ppl tell me all the time how they wish they had curly hair like me - my reply? NO YOU REALLY DONT. My hair is super curly, frizzy (yes, I condition it,/keep it trimmed) dry, looks like I stuck my finger in a light socket... I have to fool with it, hot rollers etc to even get it to look OK. BE happy with your straight hair 🤓

[@veronicashriver8199]

Girl me too

[@nearlynursenerd]

My hair is down to my bum and I use your 2 favorites regularly. They both make my hair stunning. They are so crazy easy. The over the head takes maybe 2 minutes. They curls with the rod to pull threw take about 15, but I sleep in both and wake up looking like I spent hours on my hair 😁

[@LonelyStranger93]

I've spent many nights sleeping in lots of little braids and the way my hair looks in the morning... it's just so awesome. I'd love to try these other methods and even bought the little curling rod things but struggled to get them to stay in my hair. I plan to try them again. I love the way they turned out on the extensions.

[@RoseKB22]

Braids are my go-to for everyday waves. Easy to throw into a bun with claw clips, adding accents to pre-existing styles, and various other styles. Braids are a category of styling all their own tbh. Also braids help so much with keeping long hair clean and out of trouble during the work day, running errands, or even adventuring (like camping, backpacking, etc).

[@carlriley9061]

I use the curl formers (#1) when I do my wife's hair on occasion. They are super easy to use and come in different lengths. To make using them easier slide the sleeve on the rod first then hook the hair and pull the rod out of the sleeve. Also I find it easier to do small sections of hair as the larger sections tend to be extremely hard to pull through the sleeve.

[@ckhamlin2636]

As someone with long, stick straight, fine hair with almost no volume, the best hair hack I’ve found over the years is to blow it almost dry with some kind of volumizing spray and then twist it into a bun at the back of the crown and let it finish drying on its own. Gives it some volume and waviness. I really wish, I had known this trick while I was in school, could’ve totally skipped all the heat styling that never held up through the day anyway!

[@jrblegrrl]

Don't forget the headband method! My fave for ringlets that soften. Easy to brush out for a classic look too!

[@TriciaBridgesKoontz]

You can find video instructions on KZbin. GREAT method! Takes a little practice for the wrap but it looks great even if the wrap is a little messy. Super comfortable for sleeping AND…you don’t look like a hag wearing the headband wrap!!

[@amymwilhelm]

I have been using the satin curling headband for YEARS and love it. I've tried using velcro and foam rollers but always struggle with them leaving a bump at the top of my head -- might be user error but I digress. The headband is also pretty easy for me to sleep in once I got used to it and takes like half the time of any other method I've tried once I got the hang of it.

[@maegan8625]

I use the spiral thingies that Brad says are fun on my 6 year old. Full head long hair takes about an hour to do but gives amazing results! Especially for picture day

[@ArtisanJanelle]

'Tis the season for hope! Thanks for being a bright light Brad. You're just out here, living your authentic extra life. 💖

[@zonkedoutzygote]

Cozy curls are the best for me ❤️ literally do a top ponytail with damp hair at night and you can sleep in them and they're not uncomfortable at all and be curls are absolutely perfect.

[@peachyprincess78]

My mom used to use those spiral curler things all the time on my hair! She had a green and blue set. I would always dread sleeping in them cause the spirals are plastic and un comfy. But the results are amazing!!

[@melissaswirlz2880]

This is the second video that has been posted less then an hour before I have done what is about, to my own hair..... I literally put it on and it's exactly the info I needed in that moment. So crazy. Stop reading my mind Brad it's creepy!! 😅😅❤️❤️

[@melissaswirlz2880]

Also, thanks for buying all of these to try so I don't have to 😅 now I know which to take out of my wish list

[@NarniaHarvey]

Lololol. That shit's creepy AF right? 🤣 ♥️

[@wickedlittleleo9218]

I literally have had the first one in my amazon cart for two days now and was in a serious debate with myself over if there was a better method.. I seen this and I was like No Fkn Wayyyyyy lol 😳

[@tinnie75]

@@wickedlittleleo9218 I bought the first one many many years ago but really struggled with it because I wasn't able to put a lot of hair into it otherwise it wouldn't fit and it was impossible for me to sleep in. So as good as it looks, in practice it was useless for me.

[@wickedlittleleo9218]

@@tinnie75 I haven’t seen many good reviews on them to be honest. I hear they rip your hair out, are really hard to use, and are super uncomfortable to sleep in. Ty for your comment. I decided to pass on them. So far the leggings hack has been my fav go to for some body and curl 🖤 and it didn’t cost me a thing

[@Phaagraphic]

Omg I just tried the spiral curlers!!! I am actually shocked how amazing they worked. In love!

[@kate27000]

I use the spiral curlers (the first one tried) all the time. They are the only thing that makes my fine hair hold curl all day. I love them. They are super easy to use once you practice a couple times. Brad- you were only using half of the blue stick thingy. It’s so much easier when it’s longer. Love love love these! ❤❤❤

[@lahawk2931]

Recently purchased these, but haven't tried them, yet. I have fine, thin wavy hair midway down my back. Hoping they work this well for me!

[@aristogatos1o1]

@@lahawk2931 Update?

[@saracampbell4323]

Brad, your chaotic energy is SO MUCH FUN to watch. Love the vibe of this video. I didn’t get bored one time.

[@shelly410]

Hi Brad. When I was young (I am 70 now), we had Spoolies, which worked similarly to that plastic foldover one you used, but Spoolies were far superior. They were more like pincurls that required no pins. When I first saw the gadgets you used I was so hopeful that Spoolies were back, but not even close. :-( I also used to use perm rods on wet hair, and sleep on those. Always woke up with gorgeous curls. Would love to get some real perm rods like we had back then. Ah, nostalgia.

[@9melissal]

Did you try the spoolies brand or the knockoff magic curler Brad used?

[@shelly410]

@@9melissal Hi Melissa. I didn't know you could still get real spoolies! Where did you find them?

[@LDiamondz]

@@shelly410 I never thought Spoolies would make a comeback. Weren't the originals like rubber?

[@shelly410]

@@LDiamondz i guess they may have been. So long ago, I do not remember. They're definitely looked more like spools because both ends were the same, and you just pushed the ends together after you wound the hair on the spoolie. So easy to do!

[@tara_m_e]

The original Spoolies are still being sold. I've seen them on Amazon & Walmart but I'm sure they're sold elsewhere too.

[@angelbecks985]

This episode was honestly one of my favorites for Brad’s energy and adorableness! Lol And the fact that the set kept giving him grief- and YET HE PERSISTED!? I was so impressed!!! 🙏🏼🫶🤍

[@sydneystowe6890]

I have never laughed so hard during one of Brad’s videos, but this is gold😂💙 I adore him! He’s truly a blessing to us all

[@Cs_Penguin20]

Is it just me or when brad says "Hi beautiful" It just makes your whole day?😊

[@monicaleyva7359]

Every. Time. 😊

[@nonameunknown1546]

Yes!! Especially when I know I'm lookin like a hot mess LOL

[@efjeK]

I use the tie from my bathrobe to curl my hair. It gives similar results to the TikTok one only most people already have one in their home ;)

[@meridien52681]

I like it!! Thanks for a really cool, simple solution.

[@1991Chelmsford]

I use that too!! Works so well

[@Carolyn_Cannon]

He makes such amazing reaction videos and it seems that that's his main focus. Seeing him actually work with hair is really cool to me for some reason lol

[@jennyclark6802]

Can we talk about how Brad's hair looks more slay in every video? I love it in this video sm.

[@nitzan3782]

I'm definitely sticking to the foam roller. I've got naturally wavy hair but it frizzes to hell and back unless it's dried in a curling structure, and the ringlets most closely resemble my perfect hair days.

[@hannahgolden]

I have one of the "TikTok" heatless curlers and I LOVE it! It's so easy to put in right before bed and I get great curls by just sleeping 😊

[@andyramz3069]

What type of hair do you have?, I use it too but when I wake up, there are nice curls but frizzy AF and looks really unpolished even though I try to brush it.🙃

[@hannahgolden]

@@andyramz3069 I have very fine, soft, wavy hair - frizz is not usually an issue. Sometimes I like to brush out the curls to give a more vintage wave.

[@JacquiCuff]

I've been into this stuff over the past half year. Wanting to skip to the end BUT all the comments are encouraging me to watch the rest lol yay

[@m.denonsens]

This is the hair styling video I didn’t know I needed… cuts and colour are major but man, I’ve tried so many of these DIY overnight gizmos over the years, it was so satisfying to see them ranked!!! (and judged. Especially judged. Thank you Brad you are righteous vengeance to bad methods). 💗

[@mapatterson173]

OMG! I’m old enough to remember when foam curlers were 1st introduced! Before that my mom used pin curls-bobby pins, true torture, tune in Tokyo -then rags, strips of paper bags, you name it, and then, thankfully foam rollers. The heavens opened and I heard the voice of angels. Hair innovations are truly liberating.

[@Laura-st2qc]

Oh god, those Velcro rollers bring back traumatic memories 😂 I have gotten many of those stuck in my hair sooo badly, taking practically an hour to get out.

[@amac6421]

Me too, I could never get them to work for me!

[@leapintothewild]

Luckily they never got stuck, but my hair's so thick and coarse that I still have to use clips to hold them - too much weight, and the spiky things are too short to stick through my hair. Always envious of people who can use them after a blow-dry for volume!

[@oldgorgysbuns9957]

HELP SAME

[@TriciaBridgesKoontz]

I hate them with a passion for all the reasons above and more!

[@Tricia_K]

If there's one heatless curl method with its own form of PTSD, it's velcro rollers for sure - all Brad had to do was mention them, and I literally came out in a cold sweat!

[@Annie_AreYouOkay]

I use the braid often when I don’t want to dry my hair, especially in the summer time. And I use the foam curling rod thingy’s too!

[@AndyyWithAY]

People say dogs often look like their owners and Brad's pup looks just like him in dog form. I'm all about wetting the hair, adding some foam and putting rollers in and sleeping in them or in the summer putting them in early in the morning and having it dry in a few hours. It's so easy and usually turns out great.

[@sphere6258]

I love the satin tube thing, the cons are it can make a weird dent in the hair on the top and it's maddening if you're a side sleeper. Also, the first one makes beautiful curls, but I feel like it causes breakage at the crown and you might just be better off using a good heat protectant spray with a curling iron.

[@kalbert801]

My favorite method, and not shown, is wrapping your hair around a bun form (I even use a satin covered one). Because its on top of your head, you can sleep in any position. Pulling hair through the bun center elevates the roots, preventing against the head creases and easing tension on your scalp. I'd post the tutorial that introduced me to the idea, but that seems tacky, lol Love to see Brad experiment with using bun forms to do heatless curls!

[@ASMRKay_]

4:16 do NOT squeeze the foam roller… you’re going to get weird smashed ends.

[@meredith8625]

I use a pair of leggings! Put the crotch part on the top of your head kind of like you’d do with that TikTok product. Wrap both sides of your hair, and then you can pull the waistband down over the whole thing to create a cap/bonnet situation. I love how the curls turn out, and it helps with frizz too. Or doing French/Dutch braids.

[@morbidmusing]

I second the leggings!!! They work SO WELL and there’s no need to use a bonnet or scarf overnight. I like my leggings curls more than heat styled curls!

[@neekneek69]

I’m cracking up at this tutorial 😂😂

[@rasha2093]

omg that's genius, i didnt know about leggings ty for the tutorial

[@Midnight_Morningstar]

Mind if i just yoink this idea so i can get curls for my homecoming dance im trying the sock method rn hopefully it works

[@peekaboots01]

Great idea! But leggings or tights? I feel like leggings would be too thick??

[@atikasafitri3177]

I have done the sock method quite a few times and it has never failed me except when I forgot to hairspray after unwrapping it. I totally recommend it and I honestly prefer it over products that I have bought because it doesn't get stuck unlike the products I have used especially the ones with the brissles.

[@hamblisl01]

The most effective heatless curl for me is my dressing gown tie, don't have to pay for any separate accessories. I bought the rod to try it but nowhere near as good as how my hair turned out with my dressing gown. Love you, Brad! Need your bro back on to do some more hairstyles. You're both great 👍 x

[@lachanfallNr35]

I came to this video angry... thank you for cheering me up Brad. I don't even like to do alot with my hair and am not in all this girly stuff, but I really like your energy. Watching this really calmed me down and made me smile. Thank you! Much love from Switzerland

[@montanarose-sings]

Not sure if this is something you'd be interested in doing, but I'd love it if you did a full video/tutorial on the headband one. I just bought it for myself (bc I'm low maintenance and it's easy lol) and I love it! It's so comfy, and for once a heatless curl actually stayed in my hair longer than a day. The problem is, I have thin, fine hair that gets weighed down and flattened easily. No matter what I do, I struggle getting volume on top of my head at the root, especially with overnight products like this. If you could give some tips on the best way to wrap it around the headband for maximum top volume, to match the beautiful voluminous curls on the bottom, I would appreciate it so so much. 💕

[@genabalser1614]

I have long hair and I love the rag curl. I have found using a scrunchy and wrapping hair sections around scrunchy and securing with large Bobby pin. Let dry, remove and waa laa. Beautiful curls.

[@eileenshaw8697]

Hi Brad, my daughter introduced me to you a few weeks ago, ever since i've binge watched you, you're amazing, i think you're so amazing, thanks for all your content 🙂

[@theglutenfreewanderer8999]

Woahh the foam rollers are giving me flashbacks to cheer competitions in the 90s. You couldn't tell me nothing with my curly ponytail!

[@manuelamejia94]

I NEEDED THIS!!! I did curlers and it was perfect. This helps out!

[@sugarfreeXcandy]

I use a curling rod headband every single night! Not only does it curl my hair nicely, but also helps with the frizz! I have a very soft one and it's perfect for sleeping. My previous one was stiff and that one sucked

[@Auhsa]

The spiral thing is called a curlformer and they're easier to use if you assemble the hook and push the whole thing through the form beforehand and then hook the hair to pull through. To get it trough smoother it's a good idea to squish the silicon at the end so it's open, same when removing the hair from the form. Those curls last a LONG time, even for people with teflon hair like mine. They can be an absolute workout to get all the hair in since they will brutally reject too large sections of hair into a painful mess, so no cheating when the arms get tired. Still, absolutely worth the effort.

[@maggiejoadkins2791]

Sleeping in the TikTok hair wrap has changed my life I love using it! It’s so low maintenance. What a relief to wake up every morning and my hair is already styled

[@maymarzipan6697]

Brad was like “people come for me all the time, I don’t need any more” Brad, we love you 🥺🥺💕 ( 3:25 )

[@bombshellblonde544]

I love that you included a braid. I do it ALLLL the time when don't feel like blow drying before bed. I can make those waves last three days, sometimes more. Everyone is always shocked and asks how I did it. LOVE a braid wave. I really need to get my hands on that dang curl headband I keep seeing everywhere. I've only found it for bonkers prices, but every household item is a pale imitation

[@GalinaMalakhova]

Love the heatless styling method review! I only use heat for special occasions so it's cool to know more techniques

[@thelimitdoesnotexist2705]

I bought the tik tok big head rod a few days ago and have used it twice, I have long thick wavy hair. I'm terrible with hair styling and was skeptical but omg I'm obsessed. I get gorgeous thick curls I can't stop looking at my hair. They cost less than £10 where has it been my whole life.

[@Lexparisss]

Who ever see’s this know that you are so beautiful and things are going to get better keep pushing Sis 💕 ❤

[@nikkikay1731]

Thank you God Amen

[@andreabesserman7741]

I didnt know I needed that. Thank you!

[@maryellen9503]

I love the chaotic energy. I've got naturally curly hair and I want to try this.

[@marieschneider13]

Started watching for the curler reviews, stayed for the struggle with keeping the hair in the hangers! 🤣

[@Risax3]

As someone with mixed hair, I always do heartless curls on my dry straightened hair, because I don’t wanna use more heat and it works good too if you leave it overnight. 🥰

[@Adrieballard44]

My mom always used to put my hair in socks for Christmas and Easter. I started doing it in high school and have been putting socks in ever since! Btw I’m almost 50 now

[@lahserravite]

I never used any of these but what I’ve been doing for years is just simply split my hair into two pieces and twist it on itself and just leave to dry and I get beautiful amazing curls. It’s so simple and takes absolutely no time and no other product whatsoever, it’s perfect.

[@AliceSylph]

I french braid two sides of my hair at night, wear them for 2/3 days with a silk wrap at night, then take the braids out and have a curly day or two. Super easy and great for me as a chronically ill person as if I'm ill one day I literally don't have to worry about my hair at all.

[@linbatt9424]

The third one you used is called a spoollie. These were used back in the 1950's. I remember having them hanging & bouncing whenever you moved. Can't believe they made a comeback.

[@shawnariggs2485]

Literally me trying to do/style my extensions all the time falling off the hangers out of the dresser, etc.. The struggle is real! I love you Brad. Not gonna lie. I really do wish you tried these without the wave tech because now I don’t know if it’s because of your amazing product or because of the heatless curl technique

[@mistressraevyn3820]

My go-to heatless curls for years has been a soft satin headband(or better yet a soft satin hankie/scarf) worn around the crown of my head. Start at the front with a small section of hair, adding more as you wrap toward the back then secure with satin scrunchies. Super comfy to sleep in n it gives great voluminous curls in the morning I also use a hankerchief, drape it down both sides of my head(similar to the tiktok rod method) n instead of simply wrapping, i braid small sections around the hankie n wake up with tighter curls than simply wrapping. Also super comfy to sleep in

[@lynnmcdonald3401]

This reminded me so much of putting curlers (the sponge ones and Velcro ones) into my granny’s hair for her! When I was little she taught me how to do these. She was a lady who took so much pride in her appearance right up to the end of her life and she died when she was almost 100 years. She would have just loved seeing this video!!!!!! It brought back so many happy memories for me. My granny did her hair with curlers all her days from the 1930s - she was born in 1920. A loving legend and I have seen photos of her glamorous night out look when she was young. Looked like a film star 😂❤🙏🏻 thank you for creating this video, I love it. Inspired to try some of these and inspired to actually get some of the sponge curlers for old times sake! ❤

[@Itzaric]

What amazing timing. I'd been pin rolling but I decided this week to switch to velcro rollers, but after watching this video I think instead I'll switch to the spiral curly things lol They look a lot more fun to use & look nice.

[@StephanieRZ]

I loved the foam rollers 😂♥️✨ Thanks for this video!

[@graylor1]

The straw thing is recommended for refreshing the curls of those old My Little Ponies with the long ringlets. Of course after it's pinned (bobby pin over hair and into the straw on both ends) you dip it into boiling water to set. Next week, on but I didn't ask, Nana, how to knit backwards.

[@nraishanzr3333]

“As a kid, I was GAY”

[@avnic5225]

😂😂😂 I know right

[@krisleebear]

Perhaps even ~ "I'm gay but I play one on T.V"

[@kellywolfgang1517]

Growing up my mom always put socks in my hair for special occasions. They weren’t dirty though but my hair was always big and bouncy with my Easter dress. Back in the day when everyone dressed up special for Easter

[@StellaWaldvogel]

Braaaaaaad! Wet sets have to be brushed a lot and shaped into what you're after. So the pillow rollers (the b&w polka dot things) are perfect - and super comfortable. Foam rollers and pincurls are good too. Marilyn pincurled and then brushed her hair into those big waves. Those things will give you anything from Rita Hayworth to Veronica Lake - it's in the cut and how you brush it out. I'd really like to see you get into vintage hairstyling - it's fun!

[@Rosiecat677]

I’ve been wanting to try a heartless curler lately!! After this think I’m gonna try the second style. I love the curly curly 😍😍. I use to have spiral curly hair/waves but after having 2 kids my hair has fallen really wavy!! 😣😣 definitely wanna try this out!

[@catterin7815]

When I was a kid, my mom used old bed sheets cut into strips of about 1-1 1/2 inches by 5-6 inches. You wrap small sections of hair around the center like a you would a curler than tie the ends in place to hold. These were more comfortable to sleep on and were cheap.

[@blue_bird9]

it feels illegal to be this early I see. ps. i love you brad

[@parttime.loverr]

I love Brads energy! he´s litteraly out here giving me more confident than anyone ❤

[@sashavontay]

As a natural girl who uses heatless curlers you did quite a few things wrong 😭❤️❤️❤️love you brad 👍🏽