I used pasta to curl my hair & the results were way better than a curling iron – you need to run & stock up on rigatoni
A WOMAN has left people baffled by revealing she got the “best hairstyle” she’d ever done by curling her hair with pasta.
TikTok user @acquiredstyle shared how she used a bag of rigatoni to achieve the perfect style.
She first of all wrapped her damp hair around each piece of pasta, then pinned them individually with clips.
She sprayed texture spray on and then after her locks had dried, she took it all down to reveal incredible bouncy curls.
In a clip which has racked up 180,000 likes, she shared: “I curled my hair with a full head of pasta.
“Let’s take it out and see if it worked.
“I made sure my hair was damp, and I used some texture spray. Holy s***.
“I let the whole head sit, like, an hour. Not even that long.
“Not what I expected, but I didn’t expect for them to be like this.
“Explain to me why these look better than when I use a curling iron.”
When she took it down, she was amazed at the finished result.
She added: “These are, like, the cutest curls I’ve ever seen. Bangs have fallen a bit. I’m gonna add some hair oil, cause I feel like that’s what you guys would tell me to do.
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“I’m just separating them, like, a tiny bit.
“Is this the best hairstyle I’ve ever done? It looks so cute.
“Let me know if you guys think.”
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Many people were shocked at how good the curls looked, with one saying: “oke pasta it is?”
Another added: “Omg I didn’t think that was pastable.”
However, one shared: “This is getting out of control and I’m not not here for it.”
We previously shared how a woman created perfect curls by twisting her hair round her dressing gown cord.
She said: “Not really a bargain but thought I’d share with you all.
“I tried wrapping my hair around a dressing gown robe over night and the results are amazing so don’t be going out buying expensive curling gadgets ladies all you need is a dressing gown belt…”
People were stunned with how well it turned out – creating gorgeous beachy waves.
And others had a go too, with one woman saying: “My mum used to do this when I was little, called it rags .”
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