How to Curl Your Hair While Sleeping

So you got this fly new weave install. It’s curled perfectly…but now it’s time to go to bed. What in the world are you going to do? For some of us, wrapping your weave is just a task that is not worth it so if you want to maintain your curls just roll your hair on flexirods! They are much softer to sleep on then regular plastic rollers and they work really fast. Sometimes I use them when I am getting ready to go out. I’ll curl my hair first, then put in the flexirods and shower and apply my makeup. Flexirods really are a time saver. Some friends of mine use them and then wrap their hair after to give it some body. They are flexible like their name!

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• 6 or more large flexirods which can be purchased at any beauty supply store.
• 1 satin bonnet to cover your head with after you are done.

1. Part your curled hair (this works best on hair that has been curled already and is used to maintain curls) in 4 sections ( I use about 2-3 flexirods per section)

2. Roll your hair in a spiral the same direction your curls form around the flexirod

3. Bend the flexirods, so the ends cross over each other, to secure them in place (this part can be tricky so you may have to play around with it a bit).

4. Continue this for each section. The more flexirods you use, the curlier your hair will be.

5. Use either a satin scarf or bonnet to put over your hair and flexirods so you can sleep, shower, etc.

6. When you take out your flexirods, try to take them out in a spiral motion.

7. Run your fingers through the curls to separate them some and go!

Tips & Warnings

• This works best on hair that has been curled previously and is a maintenance technique.
• Sleeping with rollers or flexirods in your hair can be somewhat uncomfortable at night so you may want to use fewer flexirods for more comfort.