Sleep ‘N Curl - 100% Pure Mulberry Silk - Heatless Hair Curler KIT with Pure Silk Cap (Bonnet)

Although I really like the sadly set the clip broke the first time I used it.

I have tried 4 other versions of heatless hair curlers. All would work fine, I'm sure, if you are a back sleeper. However, I am a thrashing sleeper -- I sleep on my stomach, side, back. I toss and turn all night. I have not been able to use a heatless curler because I end up waking up middle of the night with it falling out or annoying me to the point where I rip it out just to get some sleep. This one is the one, though. No wire means it is comfortable. Silk means it's gentle on my hair. And the cap (that I thought would be useless) keeps my hair on the curler overnight. Does it look cute? No, but go to bed ugly so you can wake up pretty. I love this curler. I have slightly layered, color and heat damaged, fine hair that reaches to arm pit length. I have not been able to sleep in any other heatless curler I've tried. This one is comfortable and I love the loose, beachy curl it gives me. I was hesitant to spend $39 when there are so many cheaper options, but this is THE BEST. Photo is just after taking out the headband, before brushing out my first time using it. I am sure I will get better results as I learn to use it more.

My hair never takes curling irons or even professional styling. It falls out in a matter of an hour or so. This product is great! I use it on dry hair and spray a bit of water or moisturizing spray on the hair then wrap around the curler. Its soft and comfortable. I've not used it while I sleep but I think it would be fine. Takes about 3-4 hours to dry as long as you don't get the hair too wet. Style stays until I wash it. Perfect product for me and my low maintenance style

I haven’t had my Sleep N Curl set for very long, so I’m not going to review the durability of the product. I have tried multiple heatless curl products, including several that are this same style of fabric tube, in which you are meant to lay it across the top of your head, and then wrap strands of hair around each side. And though I’ve tried both the kind with and without an interior wire, foam and/or polyester batting, the circle, and the ones you tie around and on top of your head (the “robe belt” style), this is the only one I’ve tried so far that I can actually sleep comfortably in. The pieces certainly feel like real silk. Nice and smooth. The padding inside it feels very squishy, like a memory foam; I suspect that it won’t bunch up or shift as badly as the cottony filling found in other brands, and I find it far more comfortable than the hard foams in others. The stitching also looks pretty solid. I don’t have any immediate quality concerns anyway (which is good, because this set has a higher price point than most). Things that could make this set even better: - A flat clip, instead of a standard claw clip - Extra scrunchies. The two that come with it will inevitably get stretched out or lost. -Modifications to the bonnet? I personally didn’t have trouble getting the bonnet to fit my head, but I do have fine hair.

I ordered from sleeping curl because it’s an USA made product. And let me tell you I was not disappointed at all very good quality. I haven’t used it yet when I do I will post pictures. I’m very impressed.

I wanted to try this fad as it is way better for your hair than a curling iron. The problem with these tubes is that if you want to have your hair curling in opposite directions it's way too hard to hold the tube and 2 separate pieces of hair. It's pretty straight forward if you want all the curls going in the same direction but I'll stick with the robe tie because it's wayyyyy easier and prettier. I also noticed my curls fall out within about an hour using this. I have naturally waived hair so my hair usually holds a curl very well but this had it falling out so fast. The clip, hair ties and bonnet are cute and useful so I'll keep it but I probably will not be using the tube.