One of the easiest curling methods in the game is the headband method. FYI: This particular heatless curl method works best for long hair, since it needs to be lengthy enough to wrap around the headband. Here’s how to do it:

• Split hair into two sections, then pull a thick, stretchy headband onto your head.
• Twist each section of hair and wrap them tightly around the headband, continuing to twist and tuck in the hair.
• Let it set.
• When removing it in the a.m., gently unwrap each section from the headband. Spritz it with a smoothing hairspray, like MARC ANTHONY Oil of Morocco Argan Oil Volume Shine Hairspray, to minimize frizz and keep curls intact.

If you’re working with a bob or a lob, you can still curl hair without heat. On top of that, this overnight heatless curls method means you can sleep on them, and speed up the process.

• First, let hair air-dry for about 15 minutes so it’s damp, but not wet.
• If you’re prone to frizzy hair, run a leave-in conditioner (or moisturizing hair product) through hair. Try OUAI Leave-In Conditioner, which detangles and keeps hair smooth with a blend of amino acids and panthenol.
• Part hair in the middle, then brush it through.
• Start by grabbing a small section along the hairline, then twist it with a second small section, adding more as you twist until you hit the ends. Secure with a hair tie.
• Repeat on the other side.
• Once you wake up, you can mist hair with a texture spray like ORIBE Dry Texturizing Spray and finger-comb out the curls.

If you have naturally curly hair—or hair that's thick or prone to frizz—try sock curls. These DIY heatless hair curlers are a good way to get an even, defined curl pattern. (Think bombshell waves versus a more casual air-dried look.) Here’s how to do it:

• Grab a pile of (clean!) socks, then part your hair into four sections: First down the middle, and then just at the ears so you have a front and back section on each side of your head. Use a bobby pin or clip to keep the back sections out of the way to start.
• For each section, twist hair down to the ends, then wrap it into a little bun and pin it.
• Working section by section, place the sock with the toe at the top of your head and clip it to secure. Then, take a piece of hair, wrap it around the sock once, grab a new section of hair, and then repeat until you've reached the end—keeping the section tightly wrapped around the sock.
• Grab the bottom of the section from within the hole of the sock and pull the sock up over the section.
• Repeat for each section.
• Wear them overnight (or at least four hours) until they set, then release in the morning.

While there are a number of heatless scrunchie curl methods out there, this one requires fewer scrunchies...and less time. It also focuses on curling the mid-lengths to ends, so it’s ideal if you’re going for an updo, like a voluminous ponytail. Here’s how to do it on your own hair:

• First, prep hair with a volumizing hair product. Try a mousse like SEXY HAIR Root Pump Volumizing Spray Mousse, which dispenses as a spray and transforms into a mousse for easy application.
• Then, brush out your hair. Then, section your hair into two (with either a side or center part).
• Loop each section of hair through a scrunchie, twisting it and pulling it through, until you've reached the ends.
• Repeat on the other side, snooze, and then gently release from the scrunchie in the A.M.

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