How do I make my hair wavy without using a curling irons or hot rollers?

Question

I absoloutly hate using curling irons, they piss me off and same with hot rollers.

Answer 1

With wet hair (before bed works best) take small sections of hair, twist them, then roll them up and pin them as close to your head as you can. Let dry completely, and ta-da! Wavy curls!

Answer 2

Get mousse and scrunch ur hair when its wet. That only works when u have naturally wavy or curly hair. Otherwise, u just gotta use the iron or rollers.

Answer 3

Apply product like mousse or gel and lightly dry hair using your fingers and the blow dryer. Separate your hair into sections and then twist your hair into a tight ringlet and make sort of a loop and use a hair clip to secure it. Do this to all your hair then use the blow dryer on your hair again. Go do the rest of your morning routine. Use the blow dryer one more time then unclip your hair and style it with your fingers. I use a finishing spray when done to keep the curl.

Answer 4

You can french braid it while it's wet and take it out when it's dry, or you can scrunch with mousse. Also, if you put your hair up in a messy bun after towel drying it, and when it feels dry you spritz with hair spray, that usually works pretty good for me. (Don't really know if you have the same hair type???) Good luck..

Answer 5

Put washed hair in a bun overnight - in the morning, viola! Wavy hair.

Answer 6

Braid your hair, or
go get a perm!
But you could just put your hair in braids and Bam!
Your hair is curly the next day if you sleep in it!

Answer 7

yeah braid your hair when its wet and leave it like that for a couple of hours or you can put you hair into a messy bun and sleep on it

Answer 8

U can use stripes of old cloth and wrap you hair around it. Then tie the two ends of the cloth together...it what they use to do years ago.

Answer 9

french braid your hair when it's a little damp then take it off when its dry or scrunch you hair with mousse

Answer 10

You know in the olden days they used plain old curlers - no heat - no electricity - and guess what?! - they are still commonly available in any drug store.