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4 Ways to Get Curly Hair Without a Perm

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Introduction: Achieving gorgeous curls without a perm is entirely possible, and there are several easy methods you can try. In this article, we will discuss four different ways to get curly hair without subjecting your locks to harsh chemicals.

1. Heat-Free Twists and Braids

Utilizing twists and braids is a great way to achieve curls without using heat or chemicals:

a. On damp hair, divide your locks into small sections.

b. Apply some styling gel or mousse to help hold the style.

c. Choose either a twist (ropes) or braid style that appeals to you, and twist or braid each section of hair.

d. Allow your hair to air dry thoroughly, and gently undo the twists or braids once fully dried.

2. Sock Curls

This simple heatless method requires just a few clean, dry socks:

a. On slightly damp hair, mist some leave-in conditioner evenly to help form the curls.

b. Section your hair into small strands.

c. Take one sock and twist the hair around it from root to tip.

d. Tie both ends of the sock together; Repeat on the remaining sections.

e. Leave the socks in overnight before gently removing them in the morning for natural-looking curls.

3. Pin Curls

Pin curls may be an old-fashioned technique, but they are still very effective:

a. Start with clean, slightly damp hair.

b. Section your hair into small pieces.

c. Create a loop with each section by rolling it towards your scalp and then secure it with a bobby pin or special pin curl clip.

d. Once all sections are pinned up, cover your head using a silk scarf.

e. Leave in overnight before gently removing pins for stunning tight curls.

4. Foam Rollers

Foam rollers are highly effective and comfortable for creating curly looks overnight:

a. On damp hair, apply a styling product that offers flexible hold.

b. Section your hair into medium-sized strands.

c. Place a foam roller at the tip of each strand and roll upwards toward the scalp.

d. Secure the roller with a clip or band; repeat on different sections of the hair.

e. Sleep in the rollers overnight, and in the morning, gently remove them to reveal gorgeous curls.

Conclusion: You don’t need to resort to perms to get beautiful curly hair. By trying any of these four methods, you can achieve stunning curls without using heat or chemicals, promoting healthier and happier locks.

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