Tin Foil Curls

It's possible to curl your hair even if you don't have access to a hair curler. Simply twist strands of your hair up into pin curls and wrap them in aluminum foil. By applying heat from a hair straightener to the foil, you'll create...

Bananas give you beachy waves, apparently.

Curling your hair with tin foil might sound like a weird idea, but you’ll be surprised how effective it is once you tried it yourself!

If you’re sick and tired of clothing static, but don’t want to spend money on fake-smelling dryer sheets, use aluminum foil. Simply ball up two sheets of foil and throw it in with your clothes! Static-free is the way to be!

Spiral Curls - no perm, no iron, just aluminum foil. :)

Learn how to wave hair and get more volume using these three easy, product-free techniques, including the pipe cleaner hair-curling method.

DIY Fun Under the Big Top

If You Want Your Hair Curly Do ThisTake a small section of hair Roll it up into a ball. Wrap it up in aluminum foil. Then flat iron it. And remove foil and u will have a beautiful soft curlI got this picture of the Internet but I did try it and it was the best curl I have ever had.Please like and share if u have questions just comment below if u do have questions

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During the holidays especially, I love curling my hair, but all of that heat can really take a toll on my hair! My favorite alternative are no-heat curls, and they are so easy! The first thing you want to do is take any old t-shirt and cut it into about 2-3 inch strips. One t-shirt should be enough. The longer your hair, the longer the strips. (the strips sort of curl up on the sides) Once you have all your strips, take a section of hair and wrap the end around the strip. (make sure your…