On the waves: 7 simple ways to make a beach styling
margarita virova
Sloppy beach waves with which you seemed to have just come out of the sea foam, over the past few years have rightfully become the most popular summer hairstyle. They may look very different, they are suitable for any type of hair, but the main thing is that they are really easy to make. We show seven video lessons that will teach you to create luxurious curls in ten minutes.
With salt spray
Kérastase creative director Nina Dimachki and the long-haired model explain how to create those very natural-looking curls - and in almost three movements. You will need a texturizing spray: sprinkle the strands with it, twist each bundle in the right direction and go with the straightener from top to bottom - in general, that's all. If you have a lot of hair, it is better to divide them into sections before styling: with all the simplicity of the movements, you can literally get confused.
At medium length
Actress and singer Ashley Tisdale revealed another facet of her talent and successfully acted as a beauty blogger: her first hair tutorial is an accessible explanation of how to create sloppy waves on a medium hairstyle. Ashley talks in detail about styling products and favorite gadgets. With the help of a large curling hair, straight and docile hair makes neat, but not too "dressed" curly strands. What you need when you need to build something quickly and beautifully.
Details for beginners
Australian Tina Yong does not hesitate to admit that her dyed hair is not in the best condition, which makes her much closer to the audience than dozens of those who demonstrate styling on already laid hair. In order to give thin hair the necessary volume for this hairstyle, she uses styling powder - in her place there may well be a dry shampoo, which does not fall on white flakes.
On the curling iron of large diameter
Lifestyle blogger Aspin Ovard clearly demonstrates the advantages of a large curling: the need to purchase this tool is often doubted, but those who do not like puppet curls need just that. In addition, it can painlessly capture and stack quite large strands, and the process of creating your hairstyle thanks to this significantly accelerates.
To rectifier
Surely you have done this many times in the barbershop: if you hold the straightener along the strands, gently scrolling through it, you will get a slightly curly lock at the exit. This method requires a certain dexterity and torment with hair at the back of the head, but if you learn, you will be rewarded. In order to achieve the desired chaotic appearance, alternately take strands of slightly different thickness.
Loose spit
A working way for straight hair: Becca Lammin proposes to create medium-sized waves, braiding overnight braids. For a natural result, it is important that the weaving starts from the roots. It will take a lot of styling products, but this lazy style is very suitable for those who try to avoid temperature effects on the hair. The instruction does not assume wet hair - in weaving they simply will not have time to dry. However, if you wash your hair no more than once every two or three days, this set will perfectly suit you.
Short hair
On haircuts like a square and a short bean, beach styling also looks great: short hair is lighter in itself and the waves look like “flying” on them. There are no special differences: Joanna Spicer uses a rectifier, but you can take a curler with a suitable diameter. At the end of the styling you need to form a hairstyle, beating your hair with your hands - this is the golden rule of carelessness and works for long hair.
And again braids
Another way to make beach styling is with braids for very long hair. Hair should be braided (again from the roots), twisted in two strands and wait the night - in the morning you will get large waves, which you will only have to fix well. If some strands turn out to be slightly dented, they can be repaired with the help of the same rectifier - or left as is, with a little disassembling with your fingers. It is best suited to those whose hair is of equal length: "ladders" and "cascades" still require careful styling strand by strand.
Cover: Jenni kayne