Use a Scrunchie for This Heatless Overnight Blowout​

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by Laineymariebeauty

Want a smooth, bouncy blowout look—without any heat damage? This simple heatless overnight blowout scrunchie method gives you soft, voluminous waves with almost no effort.


It’s comfortable to sleep in, works on all hair lengths, and takes just a minute to set up—your go-to overnight blowout scrunchie trick for an easy, damage-free style.

Tools and materials: 

  • A regular scrunchie
  • Hair oil
Creating a heatless overnight blowout​

1. Prep your hair

Start by applying a small amount of hair oil to your hair. This helps smooth frizz and gives your hair that polished, blowout look.

Creating a heatless overnight blowout​

2. Put hair into a ponytail

Gather your hair and secure it into a ponytail using your scrunchie. Nothing fancy — just a regular ponytail.

Creating a heatless overnight blowout​

3. Loop hair through the scrunchie

Put your fingers through the scrunchie. Pull your ponytail over and through the opening.

Creating a heatless overnight blowout​

4. Repeat the looping

Continue pulling your hair through the scrunchie again and again. Repeat as many times as needed. This works for both short and long hair

Creating a heatless overnight blowout​

5. Sleep in it

Once all your hair is looped through, leave it overnight. It should feel secure. This is great for side sleepers.

Creating a heatless overnight blowout​

6. Remove in the morning

Take the scrunchie out gently. Your hair shouldn’t get stuck. Ensure that there is no pulling or breakage.

Heatless overnight blowout​

7. Enjoy the results

You should be left with soft, voluminous waves that resemble a blowout—no heat needed.


This easy heatless overnight blowout method is perfect for anyone who wants to style their hair while they sleep.


Give this overnight blowout scrunchie technique a try and see how it works for your hair type—you might just replace your regular blowout routine altogether!

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