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8 Ways to Get Curly Ringlets Naturally

By Matthew Lynch
October 21, 2023
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Curly ringlets not only add volume and texture to otherwise straight and lifeless hair but can also make any hairstyle look sophisticated and beautiful. However, not everyone is blessed with naturally curly hair. For those who aren’t, here are eight ways to get curly ringlets naturally without the use of heat styling tools.

1. Braids

One of the simplest methods for curling your hair naturally is by using braids. Start by dampening your hair and applying a little styling mousse. Divide your hair into several sections and braid each section tightly. Let your braids dry overnight or throughout the day before undoing them to reveal soft, natural-looking curls.

2. Twisted Buns

Achieving curly ringlets can also be done by putting your hair into twisted buns. First, divide your damp hair into even sections, after applying some leave-in conditioner or styling cream for better hold. Twist each section into a tight bun and secure it with an elastic or bobby pin. Keep the buns in place until your hair dries completely, then unravel them to get perfect ringlets.

3. Sock Curls

If you have some extra socks lying around, you can use them to create gorgeous curls in your hair. Divide dampened hair into sections, place a sock at the end of each section, and roll the sock up towards your scalp. Tie a knot with the ends of the sock to hold it in place. Let your hair dry overnight, then remove the socks carefully to reveal beautiful curls.

4. Pin Curls

Pin curls are another tried and tested method for achieving curly ringlets. To create pin curls, wrap small sections of dampened hair around your fingers to form loops and pin them flat against your head using bobby pins or hairpins. Once all sections are pinned, cover with a silk scarf and allow drying completely before removing the pins.

5. Rag Curls

Using soft strips of fabric, you can create ringlets in your hair by tying the strips to strands of damp hair and rolling them up. Tie a knot at the base of the strand to hold it in place while your hair dries. Once dry, remove the fabric carefully, and you’ll have created beautiful ringlet curls.

6. Finger Coils

Finger coils are another effective method to create curls in your hair. With damp hair, apply some curl-defining cream and divide your hair into small sections. Wrap each section around your finger to create a coil, then slide it off and let it set. Allow your hair to dry completely for well-defined ringlets.

7. Bantu Knots

To get tight curly ringlets, you can try Bantu knots. Divide damp, detangled hair into small sections, then twist each section until it starts coiling on itself into a knot. Use a bobby pin or an elastic to keep the Bantu knot secure and allow your hair to dry thoroughly before unraveling them.

8. DIY Hair Rollers

Create homemade rollers using empty toilet paper rolls or pieces of foam cut into rectangles. Divide dampened hair into sections, roll each section over one of these makeshift rollers, and secure with hairpins or elastics. Let your hair dry naturally before removing the rollers to achieve gorgeous curly ringlets.

Give yourself a break from damaging heat-styling tools by trying these natural curling methods that will not only save you time but also keep your hair healthy and beautiful!

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