Q&A for How to Make Naturally Straight Hair Curly

Mousse is great for volume and works well on straight hair. However, if you are trying to create sleekness it isn't the best choice.

If your hair is straight, try a styling mousse or setting spray, something light but with hold before styling. Always finish with a light mist of hair spray.

You can create natural looking curls with a curling wand or rollers. If your hair is very straight, make sure to apply a styling product before setting and use hair spray to set the finished look.

Hair texture can't be changed, but you can do lots of things to enhance your natural curls. Use curl enhancing products and try a diffuser to make the most of your texture.

It depends on how much and what type of hair you have. You might be able to twist and pin your hair up for a short time to make waves or curls, but how well this works will depend on your hair type, and the curls may not last very long.

Look for YouTube tutorials. It also helps to braid your hair at night, then take it out in the morning. Make sure the braids are tight. Once you remove the braids, you can reinforce the natural waves with a curling iron.

Your hair may be a little wavy, depending on how straight your hair is naturally. if you towel dry and add some mousse, you'll have a better chance of keeping them.

Washing naturally straight hair that's been curled will remove the curls. You can try using dry shampoo instead of water and regular shampoo to keep your curls in longer, but sleeping on them without using an overnight curling technique may flatten them out as well.

After you take your bath/shower, when your hair is still damp, braid it into one braid. If you have thicker hair, do two braids. Leave it in while you sleep, and undo the braid in the morning.

Put eight braids in your hair, making them French braids if you can. Sleep in them overnight and take them out in the morning.

You can make loose curls in your hair by wearing a sock-bun overnight. Wash your hair and wait until it's almost dry but a little bit damp. Apply a styling serum and tie your hair up in a high ponytail with a hair tie. Then, take a sock-bun and put all of your hair through it. Divide your hair in half and wrap both sections tightly around the sock-bun on either side. Secure the ends to your roots with a bobby pin and leave it on overnight.

The truth is, you can't fundamentally change your hair permanently. However, you can use different products and styling tools to alter the appearance of your hair type. You can also do things like straightening your hair or getting a perm to change the way your hair looks. But, in the end, your hair will return to its natural state if you stop using products and tools to change it. Your hair may change throughout your life on its own, such as during puberty or in old age, but it's not something you can control yourself.

You can add waves to your wet hair by tying it into a tight braid and leaving it tied up overnight. When you wake up in the morning, gently undo your braid and use your fingers to separate your hair into waves. You can also tie your damp hair up in a sock-bun overnight to create soft curls.

Yes, definitely! Part your hair to sections and braid each section. Tie your hair with a silk scarf and sleep with it overnight. The next morning, remove your braids and your straight hair will suddenly become beautiful curls.

Yes, but you need to work for it and may have to curl it every 2-3 months. Use hair curlers with kettle water.

Yes, that’s fine as long as your parents don’t mind your pillow getting wet. You could do it about half an hour before you go to bed. Then your pillow won’t be so wet, and your hair will be wavy rather than curly.