This TikTok pasta sieve hair hack claims to give you your best curls yet *affiliates
Spend just a short time browsing TikTok’s #beautytok and you’re bound to come across no end of weird and wonderful ways to style your hair. We’ve seen waves created using a dressing gown cord, the “bowl method” for defining curls, and even a McDonald’s milkshake lid used to create the perfect bun.
In the short clip, Liz shows herself tipping her wet hair forward and scooping it in the sieve, before blow drying it through the metal tool. She then shows off the finished look, revealing beautiful bouncy and perfectly defined curls. “OMG I can tell this is gonna be a game changer,” wrote one user, while another commented, “100% trying this because why the hell not.”
However, you don't need to look to your kitchen to create flawless curls, says Jason. “With the right styling you can keep your strainer for pasta,” he advises, recommending that people stick with their hairdryer’s diffuser attachment – but use it gently. “It can be easy to become overzealous with the scrunching, which can increase frizz.”
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