Overnight Blowout | Milabu

[@dianebenavente513]

My mom used to do this to our hair. She made her own rollers out of newspaper about as long as the ones you have here and then would wrap them with material and then wrap sections of our hair and we had beautiful curls the next morning. This brought back so many memories. By the way it was the 60’s.

[@GriffithsJacqueline]

Me too, by my Grannie. I have natural curls anyway but my Grannie made me look like a poodle! Very tight spirals! It's very old fashioned method of curling hair from the beginning of the last century. Loved this video. Thank you

[@Mama_Mia84]

Here in Ireland we would cut strips from pillowcase called it rags, to get periwinkle curls❤💚

[@jcabcd.cwpt32]

So cute! 🥹

[@MameCharaTime756]

​@@Mama_Mia84 🇮🇪Hail! My family is.frpm County Cork! I love tp aee.thingay past family may have done! I'll have to try it that way! Thanks so much dor sharing!

[@janicealderson4329]

My Mum used rags - so I thought i could experiment my hair is curly anyway but does it's own thing unfortunately!

[@sfs614]

Some tips: Roll the top back and away from the face for a better hairline. Brush the hair as far forward as you can in each section. Don’t tighten the flexi rods as much. Use only 2 sections for a more comfortable sleep.

[@katerinakong9299]

Came here to say this lol

[@kimbutlin452]

I used just the two sections on the top of the head, no discomfort while sleeping as no rods pressing into the head. Very happy with the results.

[@jenniferreynoso8231]

I think thats where she went wrong. I hope she tries it again with the 2.

[@karlagasca1131]

simple and easy tutorial without the long talk about other stuff, you go direct to the point. thaaanks! hate when hair tutorial go like bla bla bla bla for 20 minutes until they get to show the process. forever grateful for that.

[@brooklynsbaby4367]

yup

[@triciajensen9679]

Thank you for such honest feedback! I was thinking there was something wrong with me as other influencers kept saying that they didn’t feel them at all overnight and they got great sleep!

[@malibooo]

YesHipolito just came out with the perfect sized velvet rods!!! They don't slip and they stay in the hair and she has 2 whole whole videos on them on how to do them correctly. Also do 2, it's much easier to sleep in, or 3 if you're lounging about the house. Or stack them the "mickey mouse method" if you sleep on your back. The satin bonnet helps lock in the heat of your head setting the curls. Also you need to suuuper extend the hair forward so the back roller is on the top of your hair.

[@Lyndaragirl78]

My neighbor Debbie used to use tin cans to set her hair and she even slept with them!!! I asked her one day how she could sleep and she told me that it wasn’t a big deal after while and not too bad!!! I’ve pretty much had a pixie cut so far never could fully understand how she did it!! Ha. Btw, it always turned out beautiful!! 😃

[@JClover2]

That's crazy

[@candyandgonzales1094]

Yes, my aunt would wrap strips of tin (from tin cans) with strips from rags. She then roll her hair with these. Then whala,, hair curled in am.

[@chrissiedunlap431]

I remember my twin high school babysitters in the 60s would roll their hair with empty frozen orange juice containers.

[@emmalyons-davis6953]

I love how you get straight into the main content of the video.

[@SherreseNana]

Try spraying a bit of water so that it shapes and keeps the form. Also, to prevent the fall, you can use clips to secure at the root

[@kanoebarros5727]

I started do this method about a week ago. This is the only thing have ever been able to sleep in. You really checked out how “yeshipolito” does it. 2 comments 1(I really found more than 2 really doesn’t work for me, you really have to get on top of head. 2( use clips on the back to hold the second one in place. I found using 2 alligator clips really works. I like to brush all up and forward, then clips in opposite directions to catch all the hair. After that you can let your hair go while you roll it up. P.S. I use 1, 1.25” rods in each sock and you really in it the sock. And I used frizz ease dream curls on my mid to my ends. Oh and I leave my bangs out.

[@fionadarragh1004]

I actually like the parting in the middle but also to the side. This gave you great volume 😊.

[@iwillstom]

The “flexi rods” from the 80s were more comfortable to wear at night. The foam was thicker, just more well-made. Wish I’d kept my set.

[@tibisaymaulini2803]

Acabo de comprarmelos para no maltratar tanto mi cabello con la tenaza y de todos los videos que he visto, definitivamente los tuyos son los mejores!..te felicito 😊

[@Pearl-_Perla]

Tambien yo, voy a intentarlo.... tengo todo lo que necesito.

[@gargeegirdhari2186]

I think it was uncomfortable to sleep in coz of the 2 back sections. ppl who said it's comfortable did 2 sections only both going on top of their heads. let us know if you try 2 partitions. Overall, thanks for the review and how it stays on your hair. I think it stays longer on slightly coarser hair. Looks good.

[@Iceechibi]

I agree, I think she needs to try the 3 sections again, but do them in a row so its like a bun on the top of your head.

[@Hthrbrnnn]

It looks amazing at the beginning of the day and at the end!! Was not expecting it to look that good by the end of the day bc I have the same exact hair type as you!

[@pearlspetals5542]

You have gorgeous hair no matter what!

[@lisam5955]

It was so comfortable for me to sleep. I do it every night

[@jnj2673]

Excellent instructions, thank you for taking the time to explain all!

[@bett2390]

I tried this method with two sections just like yeshipolito said so. It was very comfortable to sleep in.

[@bcuzgrzzly383]

yes is the OG!!!!

[@alisaserrano6571]

Couple mistakes that are deal breakers! You’re supposed to already have styled your hair before hand! The rollers do not create the curled blowout, they are meant to improve and hold the style you already had. Second: it was super uncomfortable because u put two for the bottom half on either side of your head. Instead do just one so it sits in the center of your head and the sides of your head are free to rest comfortably on the pillow! These two adjustments will totally improve the few negatives you found about this method🤗🫶🏼

[@valeriebraun6566]

Thanks for sharing such a great and extremely inexpensive solution for a diy flex rods for those of us that want to try before buying them (especially since I have a lot of hair and will need a lot of the xl rods and different other sizes for my layer). I also am not sure if I actually will be able to make this work for my hair either and using a blow dryer, xxl round “mixed bristle” barrel brush along with several styling products appears like it might be easier to do and I won’t have to worry about being unable to sleep with all those rods in my hair either! I can just blow dry it and be done with it all! Thank You so Much for the DIY tip, I’m definitely going to check it out!!

[@malibooo]

2 sections are waaay more comfortable, but make sure you really brush the hair forward so the back rods are on top of your head. What way you have the best sleep. I also don't skip my silk/satin bonnet, except I use a tighter bonnet called a silk sleep turban. It keept everything in place and it looks cuter.

[@staceyshaffer2892]

My hair is bum length and I would do this in 6 or sections for my hair Your hair looks beautiful

[@NotesNNotes]

hmm I think heat would have helped a lot, or having your hair even the slightest bit damp

[@bethmcnair5040]

I am really impressed. I think it looks really nice. But I’m like you, I’ll just use the thermal brush

[@maijacriner-harrison5161]

The blow out would have stayed longer even past the evening if you not touch and run your fingers in your hair constantly throughout the day. The oils in your hand weigh down your hair, and just touching changes the shape a little each time

[@MoonMusingsAudio]

I would be concerned with the cotton from the socks sucking all the moisture out of my hair. Maybe I can wrap the flexirods in a satin material 🤔

[@kenyarodriguez3853]

Try it !

[@gailbenes4583]

When I had long hair, I used to put it in a ponytail on top of my head and used sponge rollers.n Comfortable to sleep in since hair is on top of head.

[@sugarplum5824]

I remember my mom and my aunts sleeping in brush rollers in the 60s (the rollers that look like iron cages). How they ever got to sleep at night is beyond comprehension. On Saturdays, my mother would wash my hair and put those terrible rollers on the top of my head, pin curls on the sides. I absolutely HATED it 😡 I vowed I'd never do that if I had a daughter and I didn't. To this day, I refuse to wear rollers of ANY kind. If I can't style with a blow dryer, curling iron or flat iron, I'll just pull it back with elastics or a clip.

[@michelleej]

I’m an older Black woman. I still use those rollers. I remove the bristles though. I use end papers and stick pins to keep the rollers in place. I LOVE curls!

[@jessetrahan3479]

Flexi rods aren't that uncomfortable after 2 times or so. I never brush my hair out after removing them. Only use your fingers and hands, unless the curls are extra tight, then brush them out about 20mins later.

[@Oonagh72]

Very glamorous. I would suggest you use mousse for hold.

[@jessicaduran19]

The roll fell out because you didn't tie the ends of the sock together and use the cip you had to secure the tie of socks. And use hair spray or some hair product to help the wave stay.❤💐

[@worldadventuretravel]

I'd just blowdry my hair, roll it up while it's hot, let them stay til your hair cools, et voila! No need to sleep in it. I do the same thing to my hair by blowing it dry and coiling it in a bun on top of my bed until cool. It makes all my layers pop and adds an easy wave with little effort. If you have bangs, styling them is all that's left.

[@adriannabernier8439]

How clean was your hair?

[@lisehearn6020]

I like that! I wish my hair was long enough to do that

[@lisamcgrath9314]

Lots of volume is right but lots of love

[@sj7302]

It would be better if you did the back two sections like a Mohawk. It helps if you’re a side sleeper

[@ingridcarmak4268]

You should have used just two sections,..I use two large Velcro rollers through which I pull a sock for binding..a silk scarf over it all …and there you go..😃👋

[@schneeroseful]

You actually sectioned wrong. You section ear to ear, not horseshoe and rest. That way, both socks end up on top of the head, they do not move and do not hurt this way.

[@brookebeaver9023]

It looks amazing!!!!

[@Dee8Bee]

the midpart looks very 90s! I think if the rollers were more at top, you probably wouldve slept better. I think if you can do this every night, your curls last longer. Crazy story...I use to roll my hair once a week in hard plastic rollers. The hollow ones and sleep with them!!! It was like a helmet and I had no problem sleeping!

[@CC-bw2rp]

So much hair pain when you camb the hair like you do

[@CoffeewithCarey]

It looks beautiful on you! Just sleep on your back?🤷🏻‍♀️

[@pamelafaye77]

Did you upgrade your camera recently??This video quality is awesome! 😊

[@Jcx20]

There is no music i love it💞💞💞

[@thrif-teaannie7128]

THATS WHY THE 2 ROLL METHOD IS BEST FOR SIDE SLEEPERS.

[@Tiffany-ee8eo]

I stuff the socks with a rolled up rag inside. Rollers are tough to sleep with.

[@Zombiecupcake157]

I had one of the worst nights of sleep EVER! But my hair looks good. lol.

[@s.stevens4520]

You need to put the rods on top of your head. You didn’t position them right. That’s why you couldn’t sleep. Also, slipping a Bobby pin into the back will keep it up.

[@vickileonardson4276]

Love it!!!

[@BBL_Fam]

To avoid the “horns” and still get volume, you could roll the top section backward. In the 90s we curled our hair to the front for face-framing waves, but this is rather dated.

[@balerinabalerina6]

It looks nice

[@kristibbradshaw]

I sleep great with flex rods. They are cushioned.

[@valerievelarde62]

No girl,, it looked good with the 2 cowlicks!

[@lisam5955]

On the top I would use one less flexirod

[@2degucitas]

Everyone who had sock curlers in childhood leave a number: 1

[@geemartinsgirl213]

Christina Applegate is your twin with your hair like that.

[@jenniferreynoso8231]

If u only do the 2 rollers its very comfortable.

[@nazaninnasiri5176]

What’s the size of roler?

[@marjoriethomas8255]

Giving 90’s mom vibes

[@Emily-od1gu]

Hello,i never try all of these techniques overnight this time for my hair to take a rest to recharge to grow to be free i think its possible make a lot of problems if you repeat it for a-few months

[@akishaahmad9252]

I think damp hair would hav been a big difference

[@pedinurse1]

Maybe less rods, so there is more curl????

[@loisberry-rose5175]

It came out great.🥰

[@bcuzgrzzly383]

Would've been way cool to credit the Creators that actually made this viral on TikTok!

[@pangchang3332]

I think u grabbed too much hair at the top in the beginning and it wasn't combed out nicely. That's why it looks kinda messed up at the end

[@margiejcupcakeprincess4711]

It take’s getting used to, 1960s I slept in a full head of brush rollers small and medium size, hard rollers lol then in the morning ratted it to the max to smooth it out. Rlol

[@originalcaligirl7466]

I couldn’t do it! I couldn’t sleep with that on my head the whole time I was like nope!! U already am such a lite sleeper. Sucks cause a lot of these rollers are overnight and I can’t do that.

[@geekmomstorytime320]

I do this and for the top one i roll away from me instead of toward and i don't get the horns lol

[@katiekay4516]

Did the hair bonnet stain your pillow? Been wanting to buy one but so many of the reviews say that they stained their pillows! Thanks in advance to anyone with any tips/advice

[@mandiwolfe6631]

I have several bonnets. Wash them and hang to fully dry before wearing (i never put them in the dryer) and as long as your hair is dry when you wear the bonnet, it will not stain. Every review that the bonnet stained or leaked ink, you can tell they wore it while their hair is wet because the photos show wet pillows. That's not what bonnets are meant for.

[@Gigisxavier]

Put just 2 on the top of your head and it's totally comfy!!! You insisted in putting 2 on the back and... of course it would be hard to sleep on

[@melissamoeller9608]

I have lots of hair, but it’s straight and fine. It’s a bit past my shoulders. What would you recommend for a heat less method?

[@briem2983]

If you are not tender headed this is the best method in my opinion. You can spray texture spray or hairspray and it will hold for 2-3 days! Also I would only put two sections in not 3 like she did

[@kylee9994]

Robe curls, criss cross method!! @laineymariebeauty has my fav tutorial on it!

[@AnnetteDickerson-e5j]

You are sooo cute! I love your videos

[@lmccarty2201]

Poor placement and should have used on misted hair also for the size of rod used you might try 2 in the sock and the 3 sections in like Mohawk placement.

[@lauraedwards9861]

It's very Jennifer Aniston ❤

[@PhillyGirl-pt3vq]

I’ve heard of blowouts but they have nothing to do with hair. 😂

[@ripeundead8239]

Then stop pulling the hair that way!

[@BeautybyMaria]

❤

[@Nowindresistance]

You were probably uncomfortable sleeping because you did two in the back. If you o my did one you could have slept on your side

[@BADRUBULDURA]

🙂🙂

[@nda7154]

All these silly overnight heatless methods. If you use heat properly and with the correct products and tools, it’s much better for your hair, style, and longevity. Check out the Blowout Professor vids…game changer!

[@wplants9793]

See I disagree, but I think it depends on your hair. Heartless curls are the only way my hair will hold a curl. BUT I have to have the hair be damp AND use product (usually mouse distributed evenly). If I use moisture and product the curls will last for 3 days. If I don’t they will fall flat. even a braid overnight will give me lasting wave, but a curling iron - nothing, even with product. Not unless I pin the curls after I curled them for like 4 hours.

[@sunnidays]

every hair style you do is so frustrating to know how it would actually be at end of day. I have never known anyone who played with their hair throughout the day as much as you do - maybe if you just fixed it and let it be for 10 hrs we'd get a true look on how it does for the entire day

[@angecham6563]

you do know that everyone's hair is different right? You can't just determine how long a style will last by just taking one person as an example. We all lead different lifestyles as well, so external factors (such as weather) come into play a lot when seeing how long a style will last. Also, hair density and internal health factors can lead to hair which is not as strong and will most likely drop during the day. I could do the same hairstyle on two different days, one where I'm not doing too much (staying at home, doing the groceries, etc) and the other day, if I am at work, or have an occasion to go to. You can try putting some hairspray in your hair as the rollers set ( I would recommend using a light hold spray, lightly spraying a mist over the hair), once you have let them sit for 30 min - 1hr and you take them out, giving them a brush through, and adjusting the style the way that you want, you can always go back and give the hair another quick spray. Also, so what if she plays with her hair? I do that especially if I've just tried a new hairstyle and don't know which way looks best on me. Don't be so negative.

[@casey88884]

umm, I wasn't gonna say anything but BLACK WOMEN HAS BEEN DOING THIS FOR DECADES AND ARE STILL DOING THIS- this is nothing new.

[@danasaley2025]

90's hair is making a comeback! Big, bouncy volume.

[@sarahhollister150]

When I wear curlers over night I place them in a line going from for head to the base of my skull. Imagine a curler Mohawk lol. I’m a side sleeper so the rollers don’t bother me too much

[@meganw.4217]

Thanks for ur honesty about how uncomfortable it was to sleep in & ur later sensitivity.

[@lafemmecachee]

It looks good with the side part. The first time I saw this technique, she did it on a plane to have perfect hair when she arrived.

[@neldormiveglia1312]

I tried this method a couple days ago and I managed to wear a very decent wavy blowout for two days (and I went to the gym and all!). I think what did it for me was that I heat styled my hair with my straightener first and then used the method to "set" the style and keep it for a couple days.

[@janetstraw191]

OMG! You are taking us back to the 50’s and 60’s when we HAD to sleep in curlers (usually the ones with the brush in them) because blow-dryers didn’t exist then! Yikes!😖

[@RMB5775]

Your hair on the side is really pretty!!!

[@Aphrodyuti]

You didnt do it right. I slept last night and I also did 3 sections but slept very comfortably. And they stayed put all night

[@CaliChronicles]

3:10 the front roll looks like a victory roll from the 40s.

[@tannercamppp]

Am I the only one that this didn’t work for??

[@millieja]

You didn't follow her instructions correctly. She didn't put two on the sides. Hers looked nothing like yours.

[@sherrydufrenne3832]

Why do the rolling forwards and not backwards

[@jenniferfernandez8764]

Maybe if the ends were hairspray´d or slightly damp to help roll the end on the roller?

[@barbarahill904]

I think your hair turned out great I love it

[@reneekh3599]

I hate that people call curling their hair in an overnight dry set a "blow outs" 🙄. You're just SETTING your hair, people!!

[@kalishajnz]

I'd forgo the sock stuffing and use the huge flexirods because socks are drying and could cause frizz. I would also use a satin scarf instead of a bonnet because it will hold better. 💜

[@safetyfirst3132]

I completely agree about the socks drying out the hair and causing frizz!! And I’ve used a nylon neck gaiter to hold everything in place more firmly when I experimented with more than 2 sections. I started with it already around my neck before wrapping the hair, and then pull it up over the entirety of the rolls and tie it in the back like a trash bag to close. It also keeps the hair around my ears in check and less frizzy.

[@sesycindy]

@@safetyfirst3132 that's a great idea to use the neck gaiter. Now I have a use for them again.

[@euro_babe]

that's a great idea. I have dry hair and def don't need the socks drying it out more

[@dawnsommerfield1858]

I 😘 ve this! Ur hair is gorgeous!! I'm going to try it!! Thanks, Milana