Apparently I have wavy hair!

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Asha L.

May 4, 2013

Asha L.

My hair turned a little bit wavy after I had my son. I've always had pretty straight hair and envied curly girls or wavy friends, so I'm loving it. I'm just not sure what to do with it. Any suggestions for ways I can bring out my hairs natural wave? Products I should try? Thanks a lot!

Danielle T.

May 4, 2013

Danielle T.

I love the Moroccan Oil line!! Works well with any hair type:) a diffuser helps tame the frizz when blow drying. Congratulations!! Hope the family is well!

Kelsey V.

May 4, 2013

Kelsey V.

I just started using moroccan oil and am in love- try it!!

Diana T.

May 4, 2013

Diana T.

I like to use a volumizing or curl boosting mousse I liked herbal essence totally twisted but found it a bit drying so switched to Paul Mitchell sculpting foam paired with Paul Mitchell round trip curl defining gel makes for nice waves but this photo was with the herbal essence stuff and some Aussie sprunch hair spray - I apply the mousse to wet hair let air dry and then apply the hair spray its quick and easy - hope that helps!

Asha L.

May 4, 2013

Asha L.

Thanks ladies! The waves are pretty subtle. In fact when I blow dry it its mostly straight. But I'll definitely look into your suggestions!

Desiree M.

May 5, 2013

Desiree M.

Also sea salt spray will enhance your waves:) Lots of diy recipes on internet and plenty of storebought products available, high end and drugstore!

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