From foam rollers and satin rods to items that can be found in your closet—including robe ties and socks—Instagram, YouTube and TikTok are flooded with videos of heatless curling hacks that have ...

It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of hair hacks, especially of the heatless variety. I've been on a healthy hair journey for the last few months, and any activity that promises to make my hair look ...

If Instagram and TikTok are any indicator, you’re missing out if you’re not curling your hair with a heat-free technique that’s either newfangled or retro — remember pin curls? “Heatless curling ...

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Lambeau the Great Dane is "a little menace" when it comes to socks, and he will find a way to steal them no matter where they ...

As it turns out, the best heatless curlers are a hot commodity—and not just because they’re eminently sharable on TikTok. Whether it’s a headband with octopus-style tentacles, a curling set that’s ...

In terms of fabrics that’ll come in contact with your hair or skin, silk is an exceptional choice. Not to be confused with satin (which can be produced from silk or other fibers), silk won’t draw ...

It is best to start with slightly damp hair, not dripping wet, as that can lead to frizz or hair that’s still wet by morning. If you’re starting with dry hair, you can lightly mist it with water or a ...

I tried this bestselling heatless curler from Amazon Canada — here are my honest thoughts. (Photos via Melina Brum) I don't know about you, but I'm sick of my same old hairdos. I recently wanted to ...

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