To do heatless curls, you can use several effective methods that avoid damaging heat tools and still give you beautiful curls or waves. Here are some popular techniques and tips:

1. Sock Curls

• Part your hair into sections (two sections for thin hair, more for thick hair).
• Take a clean sock, place the opening downward near the hair ends.
• Wrap the hair around the sock away from your face.
• Roll the sock up to the scalp and secure with a hair tie.
• Leave overnight or for a few hours, then gently unravel for curls

2. Robe Belt or Scarf Wrap

• Use a bathrobe belt or a long scarf (silk scarves reduce frizz).
• Place it over your head like a headband.
• Take sections of hair, wrap them around the belt/scarf tightly.
• Secure the ends and leave overnight.
• Unwrap gently in the morning for curls or waves

3. Hair Rollers

• Work on damp or almost dry hair.
• Section hair and wrap each around a roller from ends to scalp.
• Secure with pins.
• Leave for a couple of hours or overnight until hair dries.
• Remove rollers and style curls

4. Silk Heatless Curlers

• Start with clean, about 90% dry hair (not wet).
• Divide hair into two sections and place the silk curler over your head.
• Wrap small sections of hair tightly around the curler, adding more hair as you go.
• Secure with silk scrunchies.
• Leave overnight and gently unwind in the morning.
• Use fingers or a wide-tooth comb to style, avoid brushes to reduce frizz.
• Optionally use light hairspray or hair oil to hold curls

General Tips

• For better hold, start with slightly damp hair or apply a light curling mousse.
• Smaller sections create tighter curls; larger sections create loose waves.
• Allow curls to set overnight for best results.
• Avoid brushing curls after removing curlers to maintain definition

These methods provide damage-free curls with minimal effort and can be adapted for different hair lengths and curl types. The process usually takes just a few minutes to set up and gives you natural-looking curls without heat damage