The BEST Heatless Overnight Curls Tutorial 💕 Robe Curls

“Like a squishy pillow” girl I feel like I have a rock on my head

I honestly didn't expect this to work on my hair because it's crazy straight and won't ever hold a curl even with heat but I'm surprised it actually did! The problem is I guess I just found out that curls don't suit me 😂

So is no one going to talk about how aesthetically pleasing all of the color scheme are?

I’ve tried this technique two ways. The first time I lightly misted my hair with water and did it on very slightly damp hair and the second time I tested it bone dry as she did in this video. The moistened hair made a beautiful defined but natural curl that lasted for days even after I brushed it, however there was a small but manageable amount of frizz after sleeping on it the first night. The dry hair made a pretty, softer curl but it didn’t last until lunch before it fell to a very loose wave if anything at all. It was a bit less frizzy but in the end the curls didn’t last. I’d say if you want lasting curls, definitely do it on moistened hair.

love these! they came out so even, better than heat curls. JUST A TIP: you don’t have to do buns, instead i wrapped the rope behind my head and then tied it over top (like a headband would be positioned) to keep the twist tight! and it was super comfy for sleeping.

I’ve always had wavy hair, but it always just looked poofy rather than wavy. I tried this method last night and it worked wonders! My hair has never looked better and this method was so easy. Thank you!!

Just tried this with a thin material on fresh washed hair that had air dried but still pretty damp. I need to use something thicker because it gave me ringlets. I was afraid to use the rob because I wasn’t sure if it would be comfortable sleeping. I wrapped it over my head so I could sleep better. It works and isn’t frizzy at all. Thank you

This technique is old fashioned ringlets. My great grandmother would do this in the 1920s and 1930s. She used old pillows or sheets and cut them into lengths. Once you twisted the hair around the strand of cloth, you then wind the cloth back up the hair to the top and tie a knot with the loose end that you started with. For lasting curls, do it with wet hair.

I tried this the other day and the results were amazing! Such a time saver in the morning. Curling my hair takes about 30 min and just wow, this is my go to hair style now!

Trying this out tonight! The simplest hair tutorial I’ve ever seen and I think just using the robe has done the trick to figuring out how to do more complex braids - and I see you’ve got me covered there too so I’m definitely subscribing!

I started working in my Aunt's hair salon at age 11. I am, admittedly, more skilled at make up application than hair styling, which is why I LOVED this tutorial. I loved the heatlessly- made curls I woke to even more than the curls I methodically and time consumingly created using my rather expensive ( and somewhat dangerous) HAIR WAND!!! I absolutely ADORE the way my hair looks AND feels!!!!!

I found this very useful other tutorials on this didn’t explain how close the twists needed to be to each other thank you 🙏

Alex - i did these curls last night on my waist length hair - it only took about 5-10 mins to “curl” the hair and then slept on them. This morning WOW, I’m in love and going to be using this a lot more!!! Thanks!!!

I used to watch so many of your videos during my school breaks and clg breaks and now I can do a few hairstyles 😊 Never came here and said thank you to you 🥰 thank you so so much for such beautiful explaination and bringing out variety of different hairstyles 💗

Tried this on my channel too, out of all the heatless curls I tried, this became my new fav too! Yours turned out beautifully! 😍😍😍

tried this last night on my hair and it turned out so nicely thank you for this tutorial ❤️

these revolutionised the way i curl my hair

Just watched this the other day and THANK YOU! It actually worked in my long as heck hair and it's still curly today after going out last night, normally they fall out so quickly. Also grateful it worked and didn't make me look like Hagrid!

I’m not great with curlers or hair dryers and I’m terrible at following tutorials but this was so easy and well explained - you look fab!!

Tried this last night and my hair came out lovely luscious curls. Will never use a flat iron/curler again! Thanks for an uncomplicated version.