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3 Ways to Get Curly Hair Overnight

By Matthew Lynch
February 13, 2024
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If you’ve always wanted to sport luscious, curly locks but can’t seem to get the hang of it, don’t fret. With a little creativity and patience, you can achieve those beautiful curls you’ve always desired. Here are three simple methods to get curly hair overnight without causing any damage.

1. Use a T-shirt or a towel for plopping

Plopping is an excellent technique for achieving bouncy curls while reducing frizz. Grab an old, clean cotton T-shirt or microfiber towel. After washing your hair, gently scrunch out excess water using your chosen material. Apply a curl-enhancing product or leave-in conditioner, then lay the T-shirt or towel on a flat surface. Flip your hair over and carefully lower it onto the fabric, ensuring all strands are gathered nicely in the center. Grab the opposite ends of the fabric and twist them together to create a makeshift turban that secures your hair in place. Sleep with it overnight; after removing it the next morning, you’ll have fabulous curls.

2. Sleep in braids\Braiding is an age-old technique to achieve wavy curls and prevent hair damage caused by heat-styling tools. Before going to bed, comb your damp hair and divide it into sections. Create as many braids as possible depending on how tight or loose you want your curls to be—more braids will result in tighter waves while fewer braids will give you looser ones. Secure each braid with a hair tie and allow your hair to dry overnight while you sleep. In the morning, unravel the braids gently using your fingers, and voila! Soft and stylish curly hair awaits!

3. Use flexible foam rollers

For defined spiral curls, flexible foam rollers could become your best friends. Start by washing your hair with shampoo and conditioner specifically designed for curly hair types. While your hair is still damp, separate it into small sections and apply a small amount of styling mousse or gel. Wind each section around a foam roller, beginning at the tips and working towards the scalp. Secure the loose end of the roller by bending it into shape—this will also keep the roller in place all night. The following morning, unwind your hair from the rollers and use your fingers to separate the curls. Hair spray can be used for extra hold.

These three overnight methods will leave your hair curly and stunning without any need for hot tools or extensive damage. Experiment with these techniques to figure out which one works best for you, and enjoy waking up to a head full of captivating curls!

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