How to get those beachy waves?
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Jun 24, 2013
Alex H.
Jun 24, 2013
Jade I.
I personally braid my 25% damp hair into two Dutch or inside out braids (look it up on YouTube) sleep in them take them out in the morning and spray with hair spray and crunch.
Jun 24, 2013
Rashi P.
Plait semi wet hair at night anf open dem in the morning n run your hands throught them. another technique is through curling your hair with a tong and brushing the ends gently a couple of times. you could also apply ser on wet hair and twirl sections of your hair and let them dry naturally. :)
Jun 24, 2013
Lourdes F.
I curl all of my hair then come it out so the curls end up wavy. and it looks really nice and comes out really beachy.
Jun 24, 2013
Lourdes F.
Or use a crimper
Jun 24, 2013
Danielle S.
After you wash an condition your hair apply a bit of mousse and braid your hair in like four or two braids, wait for it to dry and voilà!
Jun 24, 2013
Amber C.
I curl big chunks of hair with a curling wand on the lowest heat setting, then play around with it and put mousse in it.(:
Jun 24, 2013
Morgan C.
There's tons of videos on how to do them but I just do this:
-Braid my hair damp with an inverse braid overnight, put smoothing product & heat protectant, blow dry excess moisture, put a lower heat setting on the straightener and run it over the braids, take them out when they cool and put a bit of curling/wave/crimp gel to hold the waves.
I have uncooperative hair and this works for me every time I do it. Its my go-to hair style in the summer :D
Jun 25, 2013
Kirbie S.
Try curling it around a wand and brushing it out some! It's kinda what I do!
Jun 25, 2013
Vanessa W.
Curling wand with large sections of hair. :)
Jun 25, 2013
Melanie A.
Summer is perfect to give your hair a break. I would not recommend using heat, I would try a sea salt spray. I use the "Not your Mothers sea salt spray" you sprits it all over your hair, then scrunch it a little to add texture. This product can be used on damp or dry hair! About 3-4 dollars at drug stores. No heat however!