This is the first video of yours that I have watched. I don't have many girlfriends and this made me giggle so much that I was wishing we lived in close proximity so that we could hang out! No such luck, but thanks for the laughs.
I’ve been using the “bathrobe belt” method for heartless curls. It works really, really well. I wrap it, then put on a satin sleep cap to help keep it in place overnight. It’s comfortable and it works.
I use this method too. My hair is thick, so I let it completely dry with curl enhancing mouse from the salon. Then right before bed I lightly spritz with water and wrap it up and sleep with a pair of old stockings on my head to keep it in place and comfortable. When I take it down in the morning its good to go. You can even brush it IF YOU MUST.... lol Those curls aren't going anywhere!
I have made these myself using microfibre cloths and a good sewing machine, worked great at a fraction of the price. Works best on damp hair, left in overnight, curls last for days!
I like that. I used to rag roll my hair in my teens. This is very similar, but looks easier to do. You should try it overnight. Your curls won't fall out. You may actually have to wait for them to relax somewhat before you will like them. I would try this. I don't bother curling my hair any more because it doesn't hold. I bet this would.
Hi, Lou! This is too funny! I thought you may have been played but I'm surprised it actually worked! Kinda. Glad that you have enough insight to know not to open the door to strangers like this. Good for you giving it a second go with the hair over the band. You're a trooper. Or you have too much time on your hands. You keep doing you! You're a bright spark in my day!
From someone who has really curly hair. I would never brush it after using that thing for so many reasons. But I would add a little setting product of your choose then gently finger comb out until your happy with the spread say two times then hairspray the sh#t out of it and then never touch it again.
OMG! I just found you on youtube, and i can't stop laughing, I LOVE YOU already and your humor- I'm officially a new louzer! Please don't ever stop being such a rebel ♡
I loved the results! I am trying to grow my hair and I am the laziest person ever! So this might be fun to try!! You always look beautiful! Love you, Lou 💛#1 Louzer. Tell Ava, she has the coolest mom! 😉
I loved the effect that it gave your hair before the blow drying, so gorgeous. You have the hair of woman that men would dream that their girlfriend/wife would have, simply goddess exquisite level hair. :)
Hello. I tried the one where a bathrobe belt is used. You weave it in your hair like a french braid . Put the belt over the top of your head and start braiding 2 normal braids but with the fuzzy robe belt in it. Sleep with it in,have damp hair. Turns out nice.
When I was in high school in the mid 70’s. my friend had really long, thick straight hair to mid bum region. She used to curl her hair using rag strips. It really worked well on her hair. I wonder if this is maybe the same idea.
That was the way my aunt did it back in the 1920s as a young lady. I think they just used what they had. Cut the rags up and wet the hair, roll up, tie and leavr over nite.
🖖🏻😆 awww man... girl, I feel you. Check out how to do your hair in rags. My mum did my hair and it would be curly until I washed it. You can sleep in them.
I just happened to run across this video. The Octocurl looks like a good solution to my no-heat dream. I grown out my grey roots since Feb 2020 and have 14" strands that are mixed au natural and dyed. Since heat can yellow grey/silver/white hair, I've been struggling with a solution to enhance my waves, (especially on my streighter side ) while avoiding heat tools. I have fine fragile strands and give them a lot of care and love. I use a satin pillow cover and The Perfect Hair Towel. Would you recommend satin or microfiber to minimize frizz given I have fine slippery hair? Or should I contact the mfg? Thank you for demoing this novel product.
I think that could be a great sleep product. You need to add flowers with that hippie vibe going. Now that would be a look to surprise George. Have a fantastic night, Lou! xoxo #ProudLouzer
Proud Louzer here in frozen Alaska. I used rag rolls when I was a teen but not this headband system. Thanks for trying it out for us, but think I'll pass. Your right about it leaving a mark kind of like "hat hair" Entertaining as usual, love your videos 👍💖
@@deneenspidel8582 That's crazy! I actually do not sell in Canada so another seller must have purchased some & is reselling them at a huge markup :( I need to look into shipping to Canada via my website. Thank you for the interest!
The answer: Get ISO Bouncy Creme. About a pea sized amount in your hand and rub both hands together, run through your damp hair with your fingers and then scrunch. No heat, wavy curls set in seconds. It is the best stuff ever and I've been using it for over 20 years.
Does anyone remember Dipity doo? For some reason this reminded me of that product. My god i was in love with the smell of that.😁 Do they even make Dipity doo now? I live in Sweden now, so It's not line i can go to the store to find out.😁
I would like to see what happens if you used it on wet/ very damp hair an let it stay on overnight with some type of hair product for hold or just use a blow dryer with low heat of even better one of those caps that fills up with heat that you can put on an watched tv, do your makeup etc. It's the only way these type of things work best at least on my hair. The concept is phenomenal an gives a great curl I just don't think the way you used it is how your supposed to use it.
Miss. Molly My hair is poker straight and very long. I often do one big braid, not too tight on too of my head, it comes out as beautiful waves in the morning. I need to figure out what to do with the ends though. My hair is layered, it would be too heavy otherwise, so the ends are not always pleasingly finished.
What you are using is nothing but expensive rag curls. People have been using rags strips to curl their hair for centuries. My grandma used rag strips in the 1910s to curl her hair.
This is the first video of yours that I have watched. I don't have many girlfriends and this made me giggle so much that I was wishing we lived in close proximity so that we could hang out! No such luck, but thanks for the laughs.
I’ve been using the “bathrobe belt” method for heartless curls. It works really, really well. I wrap it, then put on a satin sleep cap to help keep it in place overnight. It’s comfortable and it works.
We Are Legion No shade, but I’m betting your curls have plenty of HEART...thinking you meant HEATless curls, yes?
I use this method too. My hair is thick, so I let it completely dry with curl enhancing mouse from the salon. Then right before bed I lightly spritz with water and wrap it up and sleep with a pair of old stockings on my head to keep it in place and comfortable. When I take it down in the morning its good to go. You can even brush it IF YOU MUST.... lol Those curls aren't going anywhere!
That seems like a brilliant product to me. It elevates the old rag curl method.
I have made these myself using microfibre cloths and a good sewing machine, worked great at a fraction of the price. Works best on damp hair, left in overnight, curls last for days!
I so considered this before I purchased but I don't sew well and I couldn't make my headband adjustible ha
I think it worked great you should spray a little hairspray after you take the thing off your head 👍🏻curls will stay better
I like that. I used to rag roll my hair in my teens. This is very similar, but looks easier to do. You should try it overnight. Your curls won't fall out. You may actually have to wait for them to relax somewhat before you will like them. I would try this. I don't bother curling my hair any more because it doesn't hold. I bet this would.
@pjpony1234 Thank you for the vote of confidence! If you give it a try, please let me know what you think! xoxo goeasy@octocurl.com
Hi, Lou! This is too funny! I thought you may have been played but I'm surprised it actually worked! Kinda. Glad that you have enough insight to know not to open the door to strangers like this. Good for you giving it a second go with the hair over the band. You're a trooper. Or you have too much time on your hands. You keep doing you! You're a bright spark in my day!
It doesn’t matter the topic, your voice is mesmerizing. . Of course, your dry humor is awesome too
From someone who has really curly hair. I would never brush it after using that thing for so many reasons. But I would add a little setting product of your choose then gently finger comb out until your happy with the spread say two times then hairspray the sh#t out of it and then never touch it again.
The second time turned out very pretty!
OMG! I just found you on youtube, and i can't stop laughing, I LOVE YOU already and your humor- I'm officially a new louzer! Please don't ever stop being such a rebel ♡
I loved the results! I am trying to grow my hair and I am the laziest person ever! So this might be fun to try!! You always look beautiful! Love you, Lou 💛#1 Louzer. Tell Ava, she has the coolest mom! 😉
I loved the effect that it gave your hair before the blow drying, so gorgeous. You have the hair of woman that men would dream that their girlfriend/wife would have, simply goddess exquisite level hair. :)
Hello. I tried the one where a bathrobe belt is used. You weave it in your hair like a french braid . Put the belt over the top of your head and start braiding 2 normal braids but with the fuzzy robe belt in it. Sleep with it in,have damp hair. Turns out nice.
Thanks for your help 💕💕💕 Lmaoo when you came back after blow drying I giggled 🤭 🤣
When I was in high school in the mid 70’s. my friend had really long, thick straight hair to mid bum region. She used to curl her hair using rag strips. It really worked well on her hair. I wonder if this is maybe the same idea.
eva matheson in the 70’s my dad, who was a hair dresser used rags in my hair. I’m actually going to try these.
That was the way my aunt did it back in the 1920s as a young lady. I think they just used what they had. Cut the rags up and wet the hair, roll up, tie and leavr over nite.
sandra s I always wondered how she did it with rags.
Deneen Spidel That’s so interesting. I’ve never heard of it other than her. Now you say your dad did this and he was a hair dresser. Who knew?
Yeah this method has been around since forever. I'm all for making it easier or more comfortable!
🖖🏻😆 awww man... girl, I feel you.
Check out how to do your hair in rags. My mum did my hair and it would be curly until I washed it. You can sleep in them.
BRAIDS
BRAIDS
BRAIDS!!
WEAR OVERNIGHT &
VOILA!
LOVE YOU LOU!😙💕
Son Shine Also twists and cinnamon buns
It's a neat product. Doing under your hair was definitely better.
I love your makeup in this video
I just happened to run across this video. The Octocurl looks like a good solution to my no-heat dream. I grown out my grey roots since Feb 2020 and have 14" strands that are mixed au natural and dyed. Since heat can yellow grey/silver/white hair, I've been struggling with a solution to enhance my waves, (especially on my streighter side ) while avoiding heat tools. I have fine fragile strands and give them a lot of care and love. I use a satin pillow cover and The Perfect Hair Towel. Would you recommend satin or microfiber to minimize frizz given I have fine slippery hair? Or should I contact the mfg? Thank you for demoing this novel product.
I think that could be a great sleep product. You need to add flowers with that hippie vibe going. Now that would be a look to surprise George. Have a fantastic night, Lou! xoxo #ProudLouzer
Proud Louzer here in frozen Alaska. I used rag rolls when I was a teen but not this headband system. Thanks for trying it out for us, but think I'll pass. Your right about it leaving a mark kind of like "hat hair" Entertaining as usual, love your videos 👍💖
I miss you, Lou! COME BACK!!!😭😭😭❤
I miss you, too!
Great video. I’m inspired and I’m going to get some to try. Thanks Lou! You rock.
Thank you! Would love any feedback if you give it a try! xo goeasy@octocurl.com
The Octocurl is $70- $93 here on Amazon.ca. Eeeek. I’m going to have to find a different site to buy from.
@@deneenspidel8582 That's crazy! I actually do not sell in Canada so another seller must have purchased some & is reselling them at a huge markup :( I need to look into shipping to Canada via my website. Thank you for the interest!
Octocurl keep us posted!!
@@octocurl can you email me regarding a UK order? Crystal.adl.lowe@gmail.com. Ty x
You look like Cleopatra with the curls in 🤣 still gorgeous
The answer: Get ISO Bouncy Creme. About a pea sized amount in your hand and rub both hands together, run through your damp hair with your fingers and then scrunch. No heat, wavy curls set in seconds. It is the best stuff ever and I've been using it for over 20 years.
Debbie B Ok!
Wow ! I’ve just subscribed . Love your channel !💕
Weird AND ingenious! 😃 Thanks for trying out products so we don't have to.
ha, ha! xoxo
Please come back I miss you
Does anyone remember Dipity doo? For some reason this reminded me of that product. My god i was in love with the smell of that.😁
Do they even make Dipity doo now? I live in Sweden now, so It's not line i can go to the store to find out.😁
Rebecca Johansson yep, making a comeback because of the “curly girl method”
I would like to see what happens if you used it on wet/ very damp hair an let it stay on overnight with some type of hair product for hold or just use a blow dryer with low heat of even better one of those caps that fills up with heat that you can put on an watched tv, do your makeup etc. It's the only way these type of things work best at least on my hair. The concept is phenomenal an gives a great curl I just don't think the way you used it is how your supposed to use it.
I just sleep with my damp hair in a braid and it does wavy curls. But my hair is already curly, I do the braid to tone down the frizz. Lol
Miss. Molly My hair is poker straight and very long. I often do one big braid, not too tight on too of my head, it comes out as beautiful waves in the morning. I need to figure out what to do with the ends though. My hair is layered, it would be too heavy otherwise, so the ends are not always pleasingly finished.
@@i.e.presents638 the braid really does great with my hair. I wish I had discovered it back in highschool. 😕
I saw someone put a headband around her head then just kinda used fabric scraps to wrap the hair around.
How long did they last?
Just a little curl left on the bottom.
skip2mylou thanks! I’m always seeking out alternatives to my wand & heartless options! Thanks for trying this out! Love videos like this
Hearts Love Ha! Autocorrect must be having a field day. I think you mean HEATless
i.e.presents oh wow....yeah lol! Thanks! 💙
OMG I would have an anxiety attack trying to use that thing.
My mom used to do that to me when I was a little girl - she called it banana curls and she did it with a ripped up old sheet.
I feel like since you didn’t do it per the instructions it’s hard to say how it would really work.
Meghan Walker How should I have done it?
I've watched several you tube videos and she did it just fine
9:55 and its ruined again lol love this video great product I would use it
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You should have not touched the calls and let them set before loosening them with your hands.
6:02 "some"? Girl you blew all of the curls out lol
I believe this is a user error.
You are so funny.
You're not going out😉
Of course the dent from the band stayed........
What you are using is nothing but expensive rag curls. People have been using rags strips to curl their hair for centuries. My grandma used rag strips in the 1910s to curl her hair.
This isn’t a new invention as people have been using strips of fabric to curl hair for centuaries 🙄
👎 Ava