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HairArt Hair wraps: Styling, caring for, and details

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Learn more about HairWrap Sizing

Learn more about how to care for your HairWrap

The difference between or 5, 6 and 8 inch hair-wraps

The difference between or 5, 6 and 8 inch hair-wraps
How stretchy are our HairArt Hair Wraps? What are the difference in sizes? Here's a quick video made by the only person in our ENTIRE company who CAN'T do hair; may Vidal Sassoon have mercy on her soul and not condemn her to an eternity of bad hair days.
Posted by HairArt Products on Tuesday, October 29, 2019

HAIRART HAIR WRAPS CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Here are a few maintenance tips to keep your Hairart Hair Wrap looking fresh and fabulous for a long time:

Gently brush the hair wrap with a soft bristle brush before washing it
Fill a bowl with cool to lukewarm water and add a small amount of shampoo
Add the hair wrap to the bowl and let it soak for 4 – 5 minutes; gently swirling it in the water a couple times
Rinse hair wrap with clean cool water
Apply a small amount of conditioner to clean water and add hair wrap
Rinse thoroughly with clean cool water. Do not rub or wring-out hair wrap
We recommend that you blot and air dry with clean towel or blow dry on low speed for quicker drying
We recommend storing your clean and dried hair wrap in a zip lock plastic bag when not using and while traveling

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Heatless Styling Tools That Actually Work

6 min read

Heatless Styling Tools That Actually Work is a guide to achieving curls and waves without heat damage. It argues that regular hot tools damage hair's keratin structure, causing breakage, dryness, and color fading — and that even a few heatless styling days per week can noticeably improve hair health.

The article covers five main heatless tools: overnight curl rods (best for loose-to-defined curls on medium/long hair), foam rollers (great for volume on shorter hair), silk/satin ribbon wraps (gentle on all hair types), flexi rods (ideal for natural and coily hair), and velcro rollers (best for volume and lift on fine hair).

A key emphasis is on proper prep — using leave-in conditioner, curl cream, mousse, and anti-frizz serum before wrapping — since product prep largely determines how well and how long the style holds. The guide also walks through a step-by-step overnight curling routine and offers tips like using a silk pillowcase, microfiber towel, and waiting until hair is fully dry before touching the curls.

The overall message is that heatless styling is a practical, long-term investment in hair health, not just a passing trend.