DITCH damaging heat tools and curl your hair in a much healthier way.
One woman shared a video on social media showing how she used a microfiber belt (also known as a bathrobe string) to curl her hair.
Hairstylist Rachael Dunn put the belt on her head so that the middle of it sat on her scalp and the remainder of the belt hung down evenly on both sides of her head.
Using an alligator clip, she secured the belt in place on her head.
She then split her mane into two pieces, weaving strands of her hair around the robe string.
She continued to do this until she had reached the ends of her hair.
As the last step, she crossed the brands behind her head and pulled the ends of the string to her scalp.
To secure her DIY hair tool, she tied the remainder of the string in a knot on top of her head.
The woman claimed that the style was both comfy and cozy to sleep in, as you should leave your hair wrapped up overnight to allow time for it to set.
She recommended using this hack on damp hair that’s “not too wet and not too dry.”
Replying to a comment asking if the curls hold up, she said, “Sure do!! It’s been like 8 hours since I took them out and they’re going strong!!”
For another affordable heatless hair hack, one woman tried Dollar Tree rollers to style her hair, and she was left with bouncy and voluptuous curls.
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