How to rag roll your hair

How to rag roll your hair to achieve natural looking curls that don't damage your hair or require special equipment!

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I love these gorgeous curls! They last much longer (almost all day) than curling iron curls. They are a special treat for Belle sometime...

You know me, I'm always on the lookout for new ways to experiment with my grown out hairz. After trying my hand at pin curling and LOVING it, I wanted to try another well known, retro approach: rag curling. This is basically curling your hair by rolling it up around a long piece of cloth and tying the rag up around the hair when you're done rolling. The great thing about rag- and pin curling is that it's super easy to do, doesn't damage your hair and it makes you feel like a vintage…

Curl hair without heat using rags!

Roll your hair in socks overnight for curly hair in the morning! 1) put sock horizontally on bottom of hair 2) roll hair into the sock 3) and then tie!:) MAKE SURE HAIR IS COMPLETELY DRY FOR GOOD RESULTS!

Rag curls are excellent for lazy-hair people. All you have to follow this tutorial, sleep, and brush them out in the morning for curls that will last weeks.

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This curling method is not new to the world, but still a great way of curling hair with no heat. The best part is, it is more comfortable to sleep on than bandu knots! You can use rags like I did, or thicker socks for a fatter curl. I started with the crown of her head, but you can try different ways of dividing the hair until you find what works for you. Spritz with just a little water. Don't use too much or it may not dry by morning. Tuck the ends of the hair under the rag. Start rolling…

Get bouncy, voluminous curls without using heat Curling your hair with rags is a super easy way to get voluminous curls without using heat and expensive tools. Before curlers and heated curling irons came onto the market, people...