Best way to get beachy waves?

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Emily D.

Mar 15, 2013

Emily D.

I want beachy waves, but I'm not sure how to do it. I've tried a sea salt & water mixture, but that didn't work out for me. I've also used Not Your Mother'a hair product beach babe, but that hasn't worked the past two times I've used it. Any tips? :)

Amaris L.

Mar 15, 2013

Amaris L.

I do beach waves a lot! What I do is with either damp or completely dry hair (depending on how defined you want them to be) I French braid my hair from the top or from the neck down and sleep on it ;) when I wake up I carefully take the braid out and pull apart the chunks and put chi silk infusion on my hair :o if you have thicker hair just do two braids :) hope this helped!

Eman A.

Mar 15, 2013

Eman A.

When you get out of the shower brush through your hair and towel dry it until its not too wet but still very damp then put your hair into a side braid (I usually do this before bed) when I wake up my hair is dry and its beachy ☀

Sadie P.

May 8, 2013

Sadie P.

Put your hair in braids and then put water on your braids and sleep like that and when you wake up take it out and you will have waves.

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