If you’ve ever wondered how to style your hair without heat, this guide might help. We’ll go over everything you need to know to get a cute heatless hairstyle for long, black hair, from using dry shampoo to curling your hair with an iron.
Cute heatless hairstyle
A cute heatless hairstyle is the latest trend in hair care. This type of hair is perfect for those who want to keep their hair healthy and stylish at all times. You can use cute heatless hairstyle for everyday wear or even on special occasions, such as weddings and proms. Here are some of our favorite cute heatless hairstyle you can try today:
#1. Chignon
This is a bun that can be worn high or low. It’s perfect for long hair because it keeps your face from getting all sweaty while you work out. If you want to keep your style neat, use bobby pins to pin the sides of the chignon so they don’t fall over your face when you move around (this will also prevent them from slipping). When working out in the heat, make sure to wear something light overtop of this style so that sweat doesn’t get into your hairline.
#2. Jaw Clips
Jaw clips are a great way to create a cute heatless hairstyle without using heat. They’re also very easy to use, so you can do it yourself!
Here’s how:
- Choose your jaw clip size and style by looking at the chart below. You’ll want the smallest hole on your jaw clip end closest to the hairline (the smaller diameter side). If this is too small, then try using two or three sizes larger than what’s shown here. Just ensure that they’re all equally spaced apart from each other across their length (so there aren’t gaps where one larger diameter side meets another smaller diameter side). This will ensure that everything stays put while still being able to move freely through your strands of hair when wearing them down later on during styling time.
#3. Slicked-Back Wet Look
This style is a great way to add volume, texture, and body to your hair. You’ll need:
- A wet brush (or a round brush) for detangling and smoothing the hair.
- A styling cream or pomade (or some wax) for holding the style in place.
- Place the styling product on your palms, rub them together and work it into wet strands while they’re still damp from washing. Then smooth down with your hands until you get an even distribution of product throughout the entire head of hair. Next, use a blow dryer set on low heat to set the style as desired—just make sure not to over-dry or damage any parts of your head.
#4. Windblown Waves
This style is perfect for those days when you want to look casual but still like yourself. It’s easy to pull off and can be done in just about any hairstyle or length.
To begin with, take some hair products and apply them to your damp hair. Use a diffuser attachment or a round brush to blow dry the top layer of your strands. After that, dry the rest of your hair until it’s thick enough—if it takes longer than usual because there wasn’t enough product initially, apply more before starting step 2 again! Finish with styling agents like hairspray, gel, mousse, etc.
#5. Beach Waves
This hairstyle is perfect for those days when you want to look cute, but don’t want to worry about your hair getting frizzy or tangled up. This is a great option if you have straight hair that isn’t thick enough to hold curls.
To create beach waves:
- Start with freshly washed and conditioned hair that has been dried naturally (do not use heat). Using a sea salt spray helps the product stick better to the hair; this will give it more texture than regular mousse would provide by itself.
- Apply styling gel/mousse at least 24 hours before applying any other products so that it has time to set up completely for them all not sit on top of each other instead of absorbing into each strand individually.”
#6. Crimpy Waves
Crimped waves are a great option if you want to keep the look of your hair short but add some volume. To get crimped waves, use a curling iron and set it at the desired temperature before wrapping your hair around it. You can either leave the ends loose or curl them separately for extra volume. Set with hairspray for hold and shine.
Also see: Cute Hairstyles for Short Hair
Heatless Hairstyle for Black Hair
Heatless hairstyle for black hair is some of the best ways to style your locks without worrying about damaging them. They’ll also look beautiful on any length of hair.
#1. TWA Two Puffs
The TWA is a great heatless hairstyle for black women with naturally curly hair, as it allows you to define your curls without using any heat. All you need to do is apply some styling cream or cream wax (or both) to dry your hair. Then blow-dry until completely dry before styling again with an iron set at high temperatures (no lower than 350 degrees). This will keep your curls looking fresh and bouncy all day.
If you have straight or wavy natural hair types, this style may not work well for you due to its textured look. However, if your strands are very fine and thin, they can help give some volume while maintaining that defined curl pattern at the same time—it’s up to each person how much shine they want out of their tresses! “We recommend using Kérastase Elixir Ultime Volume Mousse Spray ($50) because it gives amazing hold without feeling too heavy on top.”
#2. Bantu Knots
Bantu Knots are a simple style that can be done with damp hair. The Bantu knot is a protective style that keeps your hair out of the way, making it ideal for second-day hair. It’s also a great option for those who want to keep their waves out at night but still want to look stylish the next morning.
#3. Twist Outs
Twist-outs are one of the cute heatless hairstyle you can try on your natural hair. You can do them on wet or dry hair, and they’re great for long or short strands. To get started, make sure to have a good wash day with conditioner and a deep conditioning treatment to keep your ends hydrated.
Apply leave-in conditioner to your hair before sectioning it with clips and twisting it out (about 1 inch apart). Then snip an extra part from either side of those two sections to leave space for more twists/buns later.
#4. Flat Twist Updo
Flat twist-ups are another great way to get a twist without having to do a full style. This simple hairdo works on wet or dry hair. When worn for lengthy periods, such as during competitions or performances, flat twists protect fine or thin hair from heat damage.
#5. Half Cornrows
If you have fine hair, this is the perfect hairstyle for you. The half cornrows look great on both men and women, and it’s easy to do yourself.
The great thing about this long hairstyle is that it’s very versatile—you can wear it loose or tie it up in a ponytail. You’ll love how easy this style is to achieve too.
Heatless Hairstyle for Long Hair
Tired of the hassle and maintenance of a hot iron? Try these easy-to-do styles that require no heat or tools at all.
#1. Faux Fishtail
Braid your hair, then tie it into a bun at the back of your head and secure it with an elastic band. Make sure to leave some room for styling and adjust as needed! If you want something more secure, try wrapping another braid around the base of your ponytail before tying it off with elastic bands or pins to create an even tighter hold on top. This also helps keep strands from slipping out while they’re drying (and who wants that?).
#2. Sleek Side Ponytail
The second style is the sleek side ponytail, which can be done with either long or short hair. To get started, braid your hair and then wrap it around your head, securing it with a bobby pin. If you have long hair like me, I recommend using an elastic band to keep the end of the braid from falling off during active days in class or at school events that require photo ops. You may also want to use another clip on top of this one if you have thick strands that won’t stay put anyway.
#3. Relaxed Ponytail
This hairstyle is another simple way to get a long, loose ponytail. Start by pulling your hair up into a high ponytail and braiding it from the bottom of your head to the top of your head. Once you have braid-crowned your hair, use an elastic band or headband to keep it out of the way while you go about your day.
#4. Knotted Braids
If you’re looking for a more casual, but still gorgeous look, try this knotty braided hairstyle. Begin by twisting your hair into a bun at the nape of your neck. You can secure it with bobby pins or hairspray (or both).
Next, do one side of your ponytail by pulling out an inch or so of hair from each section and securing them with small clips at their ends before continuing to make another side of the ponytail—this time leaving out around six inches to create fuller strands within your strands. This will help give off more volume and shape as well as show off that bun.
After that, pull out all but two inches from each section (making sure not to pull too much out) and twist those pieces together tightly around themselves until they reach just past where you’d like them to go down onto your head—you should end up with something resembling an upside-down “u” shape when looking down from above. Then pin everything back into place with bobby pins if necessary before styling again with whatever product works best.
#5. Half Up Fishtail
The half-up fishtail is an easy hairstyle that can be done on your own. It requires very little time and effort, so you’ll be able to wear it for a long time without washing your hair. The look is great for people with long hair because it’s simple and doesn’t require any special tools or products.
Summary
If you want to keep your hair healthy and shiny, or just want an easy way to style it, then try out these tips. They’re all safe, and simple, and can be done in under five minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Heatless Style
How long does it take for natural hair to grow after the big chop?
About 6 inches for the year!
How often should you wash your hair after the big chop?
Every 7-9 days.
References
- www.realsimple.com – 7 Heatless Hairstyles to Save Damaged Hair
- www.milkandblush.com – Heatless Hairstyles For Long Hair
- naturalgirlwigs.com – 12 Quick & Easy Hairstyles for Natural Short Black Hair
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