Hair Wave How To

Hair Wave Kate Hudson

Hair Wave . . . Tips for every hair type

“How to
Get Waves”So what if summer is over? Celebrity hairdresser Theresa Marra Siliceo, whose resume includes As the World Turns and Law & Order; SVU, reports that if your hair has natural bend, making hair waves in winter’s drier conditions is totally do-able!

Begin by combing through hair after shampooing with a wide-tooth rubber comb, then gently blot it dry with a towel. (Rubbing hair will lead to frizz.) Here’s how to get waves, depending on your hair type:

• Hair Wave for Fine Hair ~~ Apply Bedhead Superstar Thickening Spray to damp hair. Then take 1″ sections and clip them into pin curls with small clips. Dry completely with a hair dryer or hood dryer, says Siliceo. Remove clips and finger-comb for a natural-looking finish.

• Hair Wave for Medium Textured Hair ~~ Let hair dry naturally, or blow it out over a round brush. Wrap 2″ sections around a vertically held, medium-sized curling iron, which will give you a fuller, wavier hair style.

• Hair Wave for Thick Hair ~~ Apply Bedhead Curls Rock Leave-In Moisturizer to damp hair. Spray on their Curls Rock Booster, towel hair a second time and place large clips at the roots for lift. Using a low setting, dry hair under a diffuser while scrunching, re-mist with Curl Booster, squeeze sections and remove clips.

Hair wave article courtesy of Harris Publications

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