Review (4/5): It Curls But Material is slippery, too much movement
This heatless curler is ok, it’s as described and curls hair without having to utilize a curling iron. I find that it works best when using a light mist of water from a spray bottle and a texturizing spray.
It’s somewhat easy to use, but because it’s made of a silky material, it tends to slide around on my head and not stay in place.
The outside silky liner loosens, twists and loses its original shape after using it. I have a soft cotton one by another brand that works better, so in comparison, this one isn’t as good. It also doesn’t come with a headband to help keep hair wrapped and secure. It’s a bulkier wrap and leaves the top strands of hair looser which can cause the curls to not be as defined as they could be.
I started by putting the wrap at the top of my head, claw clipped it in place and moved strands of hair from the back of my head, underneath to the front and combined it with strands from the front, then continued to wrap the strands of hair around the wrap. I repeated this on each side until I was done. I used the hair ties at the ends to secure my hair in place. Getting strands of hair from the back to the front in sections can be a little complicated. With practice, it gets easier.
I let it sit in my hair overnight, it worked as described but left wavy/ loose curls rather than tight curls. It’s a good alternative for heat free curls.