The BEST HEATLESS CURLS?! | Milabu

I absolutely love curlformers! I've been using them for about ten years and have learned many tricks with them: Firstly, make sure you don't pull the form tight to your scalp, leave a bit of wiggle room. That will make the curl look a bit more natural, feel better on your scalp, and make the part lines less obvious. Second, You can use all orange on one side of you head and all pink on the other for the swept forward/back look of curls. Or, my preferred method, you can alternate the colors to give a balance curl mess. Third, when you're pulling the forms off your hair, don't just grab the top rubber, actually pinch it fully open. This will allow the hair to slide right out and less frizz problems will happen. In the reverse direction, you should also pinch the top open when you're pulling your wet hair through, this will prevent tugging and breaking of fragile damp hair. And Fourth, to deal with the funny partings, I've learned the above trick of leaving a bit of space at the scalp, also, I carefully run my fingers along the scalp in a soft scrubbing motion, kind of like I'm blending dry shampoo into my roots. And if there's any stubborn area, I find that teasing the hair a bit at the scalp can help hide any funny parts. Hope my ten years experience helps!

+Milabu I use bobby pins for heatless curls. Wet set, same process but you can control the size of the curl as you roll up the curls around two fingers. And it doesn't hurt your scalp to sleep with them in. Also, it creates (after brushing and placement/and direction), 1940s waves.

You suit theese curls so well, luv it

Do zig zag sections so you can't see the part lines, and use a brick lay pattern. Those are really awesome!

I bought these yesterday. Woke up this morning as Curly Sue! Thanks for the advice ❤️

i just got done watching your 10 holiday hairstyles video and im trying to keep my hair as heatht as posible as im growing it out so just as i was looking up heatless curls for short hair i got a notification for this video lol. you are a life savor for those of us with short hair :)

The wide ones look great! I might have to try those.

Can u plz make a video for straighting hair heatless? It will help ☺

I love these types of videos!! Thanks for sharing and taking the time to do this.

Thank you for this video it helped me so much I’ve had theses curlers for over a year now and now I finally know how

could you please invent styles with these curls bc that would actually help a lot you'd be my ultimate life saver

I have been wondering how those would work for my hair, so I am So glad you made this video! Thank you!

Loving all your videos! It's way awesome to have ideas and tutorials for us girls with shorter hair! Sending good vibes your way! ❤️❤️❤️

I love this young lady. So innately sweet and well spoken. She’s cute. 😆

so happy I found your channel!

Thanks for actually taking the time to try the curlers a second time to see if they turned out better! Definitely helpful 👍🏻

I tried these and got the curliest curls I've ever had in my life. I was so shocked because my hair doesn't usually take a curl without using a lot of product. I LOVED the curls, but had no idea how to finish them in to a style that didn't look crazy and frizzy. Please do one of your 10 styles videos to give us some suggestions. Thank you!

I just did my first experiment with the pink and orange curlformers (my package contained 20 of each color and included 2 hooks). My hair is definitely on the short side for this product (only barely below my ears) but I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to put them in and the fact that THEY STAYED PUT even in my short and fine hair!! And I even got a couple of cute curls in the end :-) Definitely gonna try again once my hair has grown a couple of centimeters (especially my bangs looked crazy afterwards). Thanks for making this video - I enjoyed it! :-)

Ah! I've wondered about the CurlFormers for some time now but haven't tried them! Thanks for the video. I have fine hair and it's so easily damaged by heat so I've been pin curling my hair each night with great success but a very retro looking style in the morning. Part lines are easy to prevent if I work with my hair after it's dried, adding back in a mixture of water, leave in conditioner, and setting lotion. I spray each section with the mixture but leave the root section (1 inch closest to my scalp) dry. It works perfectly...curl and volume without part lines. Now I will try it with the CurlFormers.

I really like the curls so much.