Heatless Curling Rod Headband No Heat Silk Ribbon Curling Rod Hair Roller Curls with Hair Claw Clip Lazy Natural Soft Wave DIY Hair Rollers Styling Tool for Sleep in Overnight (Pink)

I love this product! It is easy to use, convenient, and EFFECTIVE. This is coming from someone who can't even do braids/plaits because I am so clumsy with my hands.Attached is the results after the FIRST time I used it, and then the second is how my hair looks when totally wrapped and pulled back (and dried).I got this in March 2022 and it has been going strong; now in the beginning of August. I use it almost every single time I wash my hair, which is at least 2x a week, since I got it, so about 50+ times.I'm a fully white female, my hair type is 2C (likely 3A but I have damage) and extremely porous - I mean it takes a full 24 hours nearly to dry. This is the only issue I've had since using this, is that my hair dries so slowly, so it takes time to plan my washing/curling routine. I've managed to do it fine and find work-arounds and other uses, though. If your hair dries quickly then this would be great, too!My hair is medium-to-long length and hits right below my shoulder blades.Pros:- SO easy to use- Easy to pack on trips - this has completely replaced my heated curling rod AND BLOWDRYER on trips, I don't even bring it along anymore!- Comfortable- Effective with both dry and wet hair- Can use while sleeping!- Works splendid on day old or day 2+ hair if you cannot wash frequently/have a dry scalp- Most importantly, great results!Cons:- Can take longer to dry your hair than normal, which can be an issue if your hair already dries slowly- Possibly longevity issues, but again, I've used this 50+ times in 5 months, so I think that's to be expected. The little pearl 'button' on one end broke off at about 3 months of use, so one of my ends is open and frayed, but I am not expecting it to look pretty, anyway.- The "break-in" period before it becomes more comfortable/flexible is a bit difficult.- It doesn't effectively curl the back of your head - but this is fixed by certain hairstyles.As a note - if you use this on dry hair, leave it in for a few (4+) hours so it can take, or apply a little bit of heat via a blow dryer, then hairspray before removing the rod. It'll probably fall out into nice waves over the course of a few hours but it is still nice.My routine:I go two (sometimes three) routes with this. One with wet/damp hair, before the fuzzies on my scalp start to dry, and one with mostly dry hair with just a touch of moisture left in it.My best success is as follows:1.) Use a sulfate free shampoo and a GOOD conditioner (my hair is prone to be very frizzy, and I have had hair loss which is growing out, which means I have SUPER short re-growth... more on that later).2.) Part hair down the middle and detangle it thoroughly. I also like to comb through the individual sections before I wrap them back, too - it makes a more even curl/prevents kinks.3.) I use a leave-in conditioner OR OGX Curl Defining Cream (in a blue bottle with a white cap and gold accents - NOT the Coconut Curls) if I am only letting it air-dry. If I am doing a blowout first, then I use John Freida root boosting volume lotion (green bottle, skinny spray cap), then Chi x Barbie Silk Infusion, THEN my OGX Curl Defining Cream or leave in conditioner.Important note: when I use OGX Curl Defining Cream, my hair (unless blown out) dries a bit "crunchier" - this is easily fixed over time. It also makes your hair EXTRA curly with a lot of extra hold, especially when air-dried. 100% recommend this product too, except it can be hard to find.4A.) If I am letting it air dry, I wrap my hair after a few minutes of drying without the rod (because my hair takes 24+ hours - not exaggerating). I spray with water the "fuzzies" that pop up around my scalp... they're not baby hairs, just frizz and regrowth. If I spray them down then they will wrap up easier with the rest of my hair and stick out less.4B.) If I blow it out, I will get extra volume but less of a long-lasting curl, but minimal frizz. So lately I have been doing this, with the products mentioned, since it helps tame my re-growth best. My curls fall out over a few hours but still result in a very natural looking wave which I like. So, I will blow out my hair (I use a FoxyBae blowout brush I got in a subscription box, but I am sure a regular blowdryer + frequent brushing to tame the hair will work), making sure I blow dry upside down for the lift. Then I will wrap my hair when it is ALMOST dry - meaning, I do not feel wetness dripping when I run my fingers through my hair, but my hair gets slightly cold quickly because of the excess water. If you've experienced this then you know what I mean!5.) Then I take each pigtail looking end and twist the ROD ITSELF in the direction of my curls, away from my face. I do this with each side and tie it back in a "ponytail" using a large, thick headband (need this for the extra size - a regular pony tail holder won't do because it will be too small, and it will also be too thin and leave crimps on the hair)... I got my thick headband from the Dollar Tree lol. It is the hot pink in the photo.This part is crucial since I often used to sleep with it in. It takes adjusting and a break in period before the rod is soft enough to be more comfortable to actually lay on... my neck did hurt the first few times. I don't often sleep in it now because with my hair loss re-growth, tossing and turning at night gives me bad frizz, even with a silk cap.Once I have them tied back into a "pony tail" I give them an extra twist in the same direction to tighten up the curling on the back. It doesn't curl the halo of hair left, but I wear my hair pushed totally back with a headband (like in my photo) with the "bump", or I push my hair so far on one side. This way my curls on either side cover up the halo on the back. Occasionally I take a heated curling rod and curl that section in the back, but I've honestly only done this once or twice. It's not noticeable with how I wear my hair.I often also remove the clip at this point as my hair will keep it in place. This might not work if you have fine hair.6.) (I'm not done!!) Optional: If I have my hair wrapped while wet/damp, I have recently taken to ordering a hair drying cap so I can actually dry the curls and apply moderate heat to it while it is wrapped. If you're not familiar, they are large caps you secure on your head with a long tube to attach a hairdryer to at the other end. I got mine from Amazon and it works splendid. I'd put on this, turn on my hairdryer on medium heat, and sit back and relax for 20-45 minutes depending while my hair gets mostly dried this way. This way I have the added benefit of the curling rod being in while damp (results in longer hold) and a bit of heat (which also results in longer hold). Be warned though, if you do this you will get Shirley Temple curls if your hair is like mine. The only con is that it can result in some frizz because of the air movement, but if you know how to tame yours then go ahead and use a frizz serum or oil.7.) Before removing from the rod, I will often spray lightly with hairspray and let that set, instead of spraying after I remove it (will result in tangles).All in all a fantastic idea and product. I wish my rod hadn't been so stiff in the beginning, and I do regret that it is falling apart a bit now.I plan on ordering another in black to better fit my hair color/be less noticeable. I wish they had this in brown actually. I have worn this in the airport, on a flight, and connections while covered in a bonnet - it was on my head a good 18 hours - so I'd have nice hair when I arrived from my trip!I can't even braid my hair and I was frequently burning myself and my hair with curling rods. No more of that. It takes about 5 minutes or less to actually wrap my hair and the rest is up to how I want to style it.I haven't used a curling rod in months on my hair (with the exception of fixing the back once or twice). My hair is finally healing from damage I got years ago after a super intense bleaching and my hair breakage has stopped!

I love this so much! It literally takes me 10 seconds to do my hair in the morning and I get so many compliments. Highly recommend. Also, I’m a crazy sleeper and it stays in and still comes out great!

I was skeptical- but pleasantly surprised! I have thick, soft hair with no texture. I’ve never been able to use a curling iron or have any other type of hot roller actually hold a curl for more than 10 minutes. This product REALLY works!But, it’s a little tricky & comes with a slight love/hate relationship. Instructions are simple enough, and the product is decent quality. I think maneuvering is the hardest part, then if you’re leaving it in overnight is the second hurdle. …I don’t have time or patience to wait 4-6 hours for damp hair to fully dry before needing my “do done”.I’ve tried this a few different ways. First, after separating hair to each half of head, separated each half section into 4 more per side, wrapping one at a time around one side, for each. It works well for “ringlets”. And, I was totally blown away they held tight, perfect, the entirety of the day without using any product!I have also tried the same method, but with hair fresh out of the shower instead of only dampened. It works well, still- but the curls were a bit more loose & didn’t hold as long. Plus, I ended up with some odd looking “kinks” towards my scalp where I had the hair clamp positioned. So, it’s better to have slightly dampened hair & not “wet”. It doesn’t fully dry properly, even overnight if your hair is more than damp.The third round I tried was per the initial instructions of just separating hair in half per each side. Positioned rod w/ clamp & wrapped entire 1/2 of hair each side, once along the rod. Left it in overnight & the result was very nice, flowing “waves”. Not so much of a curl, but looking natural & smooth like it was styled professionally at the salon.I think the results are great for how “simplistic” this product is, not using heat or anything else. Only, it’s a bit awkward to maneuver. And, sleeping with it in place is difficult if you’re aiming to use it for overnight purposes. I suggest using a satin pillowcase. But, the provided scrunchies hold well. The claw is sturdy & no issues, even overnight. Plus, a fun variety of color/patterns to choose from!This is my go-to instead of using a curling iron or heat rollers when I want curls or natural waves, now. This does the job WAY better & actually holds. Crazy a strange looking contraption that’s also very simplistic can accomplish these results- but it does!

I saw this trend going around and thought what a smart way to cut the time it takes to get flawless curled hair. I get it in the mail and I am excited to use it. I wash my hair and get this thing out and clip it to the top of my head and spiral wrap my hair around it. I have ling hair so it took sufficient arm strength to do this. I go to bed, and I am not sure how people sleep with this and it not straight fall out. I am a stomach sleeper so I tried to sleep to my side. I wake up and the top part is almost all the way out and my hair is hot,ding on to it for its dear life. I unravel it and it looks like turds. my hair is like a kinky (not cool 80s way) weird half dried turd of a mess. I wanted to be cool and wake up with flawless hair but it didn't happen for me. I then tried it on my daughter to vicariously live through her cool ness and she hated sleeping in it and pulled it out at some point in the night so ill never know. I guess I wasn't destined to wake up with flawless hair and I have to keep doing it the hard way. Its material was nice and silky though.