I have the exact same curl type as Monica’s. I blow dry my hair weekly with a lot of heat protectant and then do heatless curls on day 3 hair. This gives my hair a nice, refreshed look in the middle of the week. Heatless curls don’t work great on my natural hair, as you can see with Monica’s hair.
@@bananamary5907 I don’t really wet my hair; it’s textured enough to use as is for heatless curls. At most, I might use a mousse for more defined heatless curls by morning.
They both have brown hair, one is dark brown, the other one is dark brown with highlights. You will very rarely find someone with truly black hair unless they dyed it.
I've always been in love with the idea of heatless curls like yours, and have tried many ways, many times (none have worked out). For clarity, I have low porosity hair that falls between 2c/3a that's long enough to sit on. When I first saw you do this method, I ran to my bathroom to give it a try. Unfortunately no luck, I think the hair porosity and the curl type makes a big difference. After following your steps and waiting a full 24h, my hair came out looking like I was in a wind tunnel for a week. some parts were curled, some were kinked, and there was patches of straight. This has just been my experience with heatless curls in general. I've tried less water with no difference, and tried more water and got the same result above (but with a 37h drying period because of the porosity). My hair is healthy, thick, strong, and apparently extremely stubborn. Even with heat curling it doesn't hold like others, and straightening lasts a whole 20 mins max, so I ditched heat with no alternative (which has made my hair healthier long run). All that said, if something like this doesn't work for you, don't think you're doing something wrong, maybe it just doesn't work for you. Take the time to really learn your hair. I found things that work for me after decades of struggle, and my styles usually last around a week with minimal touchup now, but my routine is much different than CG norm routines you always see. Never be afraid to experiment, just don't damage your hair when doing so. Your hair journey may be long, and nothing may seem like it will work, but you will get there eventually. Nothing is one size fits all. Much love to the vid, great to see you guys having fun!
It might be partly due to the weight of your hair. I have the same curl pattern as you, I recommend doing this with blow dried hair and using a setting lotion instead of plain water. I've found that just regular water tends to add more frizz.
I also have low porosity and long hair, and this method doesn't work for me. I think it does have to do with the weight of my hair but not everything will work for everyone, and this is probably one of those times.
@@faycoleman9023 As much as I wish this would work for me, with such very low porosity hair, I cannot apply lotions/ oils/ creams to my hair. Unless it is soaking wet, or during a hair steam, the hair absolutely refuses to absorb any products on dry or damp hair. Blow drying is the only way I can dry my hair, even then it takes about 2-3 hours of blow drying (or roughly 8 hrs to air dry). Water actually has a somewhat opposite effect for me, allowing me to reset the hair better for less frizz since the hair doesn't absorb the water, just lets me do a "quick and dirty" detangle.
@@wenkachan6180 Hello fellow lo-po! My mother actually had the opposite hair from me except the low porosity. her was short and straight. We tried heatless styles through the years and they also never worked on her either. After looking into it, the cuticle of low porosity hair is super rigid and you have to use other methods to loosen the cuticle and then seal it again while in the style position you're going for (and always over style, it will always fall a little). When I was younger and more frustrated with my hair, I would always keep it shoulder length or shorter, and heatless curls still didn't work.
@ryskawolf Ok now I need to know what methods you recommend for heatless curls cause this is getting interesting. Usually, I use hair mousse before doing heatless curls, and the results still vary a lot. And I do over style my hair when I want curls (I use foam rollers and do vintage sets).
I have fairly wavy curly hair. This t-shirt method works for me. You have to blow dry first and brush/smooth the crown area a little, but it works. I recommend a setting lotion and a smoothing product on the ends. Letting stay overnight gives the best results. It will flatten out after about two days or so and just look straight with flipped ends.
Pretty but unfortunately, I don't think it would work on my hair. Im half indian and have curly hair, but its not quite as thick as a lot of indian hair, i just have a lot of it. It gets really frizzy when i brush it out so it prob wouldn't work on my hair
Omg I love when u hear a woman's voice for the first time and ur like , the beauty of the feminine 🤩 (including and especially the inner) #unique #vibrant #alive #perfect
They don't work on straight hair. I tried it on my hair but it didn't do nothing. But I left it on my mom's hair and it was really pretty. She has slightly curly wavy esque hair I wish there was a heatless blowout for straight hair. It looks so amazing 😢. I wish I could do it too
She's kinda giving, but i honestly prefer ur natural hair❤❤ Ps: this is just my opinion, so don't actually take it into consideration. Do u girly pop ❤❤
It does, it helps reshape it in the pretty curl shape without it being a fizzy mess of you haven't treated them in a while but I'd suggest you use something a lot smaller that the t shirt and the size of your curls when wrapped if you want to keep the curl size
@@hanahahmad they aren’t. They are diff influencers. And it’s quite literally impossible for them to be biologically sisters. I’m from a neighbouring country to India. I can tell.
Sorry can you stop saying your hair is curly, because it is wavy the pattern and the texture is not curly,curly hair goes in coils and wavy hair goes in waves and that's your hair texture. I know what I'm talking about because I'm a hair dresser.
The collab we never knew we needed 💖✨
There sisters
@@AbblyYeas-xv8vm no they're not - just UA-cam influencers
@@Layla.8they are Monica clarified it on her account
I have the exact same curl type as Monica’s. I blow dry my hair weekly with a lot of heat protectant and then do heatless curls on day 3 hair. This gives my hair a nice, refreshed look in the middle of the week. Heatless curls don’t work great on my natural hair, as you can see with Monica’s hair.
Omg this never occurred to me, i always think of retouching when it can damage more the hair, thank you! Do you wet the hair?
@@bananamary5907 I don’t really wet my hair; it’s textured enough to use as is for heatless curls. At most, I might use a mousse for more defined heatless curls by morning.
monica is so pretty without makeup wtf
The girl with the brown hair is absolutely stunning ❤️✨
Edit: guys.. I meant they're both gorgeous
monica’s hair is black
@@Penguins-vf6te yea bc they arent talking abt monica
They both have brown hair, one is dark brown, the other one is dark brown with highlights. You will very rarely find someone with truly black hair unless they dyed it.
@@bellebonebag8096 no? most indians have black hair
@@bellebonebag8096i wouldnt rlly say thats brown hair, the girl in the back dyed it brown and the girl infront has black hair
Monica is beautiful, such nice facial features!
If she leaves in overnight it would look sooo good!! 😍
The collab we needed😭❤️ love it so much..my heart is happy
Their susters
Sisters*
i think her hair looked so good! it’s weird to get used to heartless curls sometime so i get it tho!
I've always been in love with the idea of heatless curls like yours, and have tried many ways, many times (none have worked out). For clarity, I have low porosity hair that falls between 2c/3a that's long enough to sit on. When I first saw you do this method, I ran to my bathroom to give it a try. Unfortunately no luck, I think the hair porosity and the curl type makes a big difference. After following your steps and waiting a full 24h, my hair came out looking like I was in a wind tunnel for a week. some parts were curled, some were kinked, and there was patches of straight. This has just been my experience with heatless curls in general. I've tried less water with no difference, and tried more water and got the same result above (but with a 37h drying period because of the porosity). My hair is healthy, thick, strong, and apparently extremely stubborn. Even with heat curling it doesn't hold like others, and straightening lasts a whole 20 mins max, so I ditched heat with no alternative (which has made my hair healthier long run). All that said, if something like this doesn't work for you, don't think you're doing something wrong, maybe it just doesn't work for you. Take the time to really learn your hair. I found things that work for me after decades of struggle, and my styles usually last around a week with minimal touchup now, but my routine is much different than CG norm routines you always see. Never be afraid to experiment, just don't damage your hair when doing so. Your hair journey may be long, and nothing may seem like it will work, but you will get there eventually. Nothing is one size fits all. Much love to the vid, great to see you guys having fun!
It might be partly due to the weight of your hair. I have the same curl pattern as you, I recommend doing this with blow dried hair and using a setting lotion instead of plain water. I've found that just regular water tends to add more frizz.
I also have low porosity and long hair, and this method doesn't work for me. I think it does have to do with the weight of my hair but not everything will work for everyone, and this is probably one of those times.
@@faycoleman9023 As much as I wish this would work for me, with such very low porosity hair, I cannot apply lotions/ oils/ creams to my hair. Unless it is soaking wet, or during a hair steam, the hair absolutely refuses to absorb any products on dry or damp hair. Blow drying is the only way I can dry my hair, even then it takes about 2-3 hours of blow drying (or roughly 8 hrs to air dry). Water actually has a somewhat opposite effect for me, allowing me to reset the hair better for less frizz since the hair doesn't absorb the water, just lets me do a "quick and dirty" detangle.
@@wenkachan6180 Hello fellow lo-po! My mother actually had the opposite hair from me except the low porosity. her was short and straight. We tried heatless styles through the years and they also never worked on her either. After looking into it, the cuticle of low porosity hair is super rigid and you have to use other methods to loosen the cuticle and then seal it again while in the style position you're going for (and always over style, it will always fall a little). When I was younger and more frustrated with my hair, I would always keep it shoulder length or shorter, and heatless curls still didn't work.
@ryskawolf Ok now I need to know what methods you recommend for heatless curls cause this is getting interesting. Usually, I use hair mousse before doing heatless curls, and the results still vary a lot. And I do over style my hair when I want curls (I use foam rollers and do vintage sets).
Love the collab!
Their sisters
I’ve been waiting for this collab forever
Their sisters
U guys r so pretty
Two of my fav UA-camrs collabing this is a dream come true ❤❤
Their sisters!
They are both so beautiful ❤
I have fairly wavy curly hair. This t-shirt method works for me. You have to blow dry first and brush/smooth the crown area a little, but it works. I recommend a setting lotion and a smoothing product on the ends. Letting stay overnight gives the best results. It will flatten out after about two days or so and just look straight with flipped ends.
It looks gorgeous to me
Pretty but unfortunately, I don't think it would work on my hair. Im half indian and have curly hair, but its not quite as thick as a lot of indian hair, i just have a lot of it. It gets really frizzy when i brush it out so it prob wouldn't work on my hair
I feel like robe curls might be better for her hair so the curl is more consistent throughout the hair
Please can you film this from the back and also in slow motion? idk i can't seem to pick it up still 😢
Two gorgeous girls
You two are stunning 🥰🤗👍, Beautiful & successful Country Cousins lifting each other up👍👍
Omg I love when u hear a woman's voice for the first time and ur like , the beauty of the feminine 🤩 (including and especially the inner) #unique #vibrant #alive #perfect
You’ve never heard a female’s voice before?
Beautiful makeup
Heatless curls do work on curly hair, our problem is the roots! They always get frizzy because it's impossible to catch them without heat
The makeup is great ❤
Yall soo cute!
Omg omg my two faves 😱 ❤❤
2 of my favs ❤
You are so so beautiful girl🤩
Lots of nice volume.
They don't work on straight hair. I tried it on my hair but it didn't do nothing. But I left it on my mom's hair and it was really pretty. She has slightly curly wavy esque hair I wish there was a heatless blowout for straight hair. It looks so amazing 😢. I wish I could do it too
Omgsh love you bothh
She's kinda giving, but i honestly prefer ur natural hair❤❤
Ps: this is just my opinion, so don't actually take it into consideration. Do u girly pop ❤❤
Fabulous
does anyone know if heatless curls work with 3c-4a? Prolly not but just wondering lmao
It does, it helps reshape it in the pretty curl shape without it being a fizzy mess of you haven't treated them in a while but I'd suggest you use something a lot smaller that the t shirt and the size of your curls when wrapped if you want to keep the curl size
Big sis lol sis relationship lol
Omg she used my comment 🥹🩷
omggggggg yeah
@@vandnaverma3354 yay
yes girl
you look so much like hema malini
Much better the End result was good, I think
خیلی دوست داشتنی هستید شما اقای بحرانی❤
Early❤, love your content
I always they were the same person
Slightly wavy hair people be like:❤😁😃🥹😌
Indian women are so beautiful
Are they sisters?
No
50 sec okay😂
That’s Wavy hair to me. Curls mean spirals.
YOU'RE SISTERSSSS?
They aren’t. They look nothing alike
@@Aw_Tizzy they are lol. Go search it up
@@Aw_Tizzy they are
@@hanahahmad they aren’t. They are diff influencers.
And it’s quite literally impossible for them to be biologically sisters. I’m from a neighbouring country to India. I can tell.
@@Aw_Tizzy literally search it up on Google they are 😭😭
❤❤❤❤
is this her sister
No
@@madbabie yes
Spice girls supporting each other 🤎
Sorry can you stop saying your hair is curly, because it is wavy the pattern and the texture is not curly,curly hair goes in coils and wavy hair goes in waves and that's your hair texture. I know what I'm talking about because I'm a hair dresser.
Sisters?
No
@@shar-nellswarts3644 they are
@@hanahahmadthey are not 😂
@@Tropically5 that are search it up on Google