How To: No Heat Waves.

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Ava B.

Sep 21, 2013

Ava B.

How to get beachy waves with no heat and very minimal product...

Iris O.

Sep 21, 2013

Iris O.

I always wash my hair and put it in tiny braids. I don't use any product so far. Then sleep with it and the nexy day you have curls :)

Zahra M.

Sep 21, 2013

Zahra M.

THINGS YOU NEED:
🎀Spray bottle full of water
🎀10-20 plain hair ties
🎀Hair brush

🌸Start with fully brushed hair.
🌸Make sure your hair is parted where you normally part it.
🌸Depending on how long and thick your hair is, take a section of hair. If you take a small section then small waves, but if you pick some large pieces of hair, then you will get deep beach waves!
🌸Dampen your hair with water and start braiding that section, tie off with hair tie and repeat taking sections, dampening, and braiding!
🌸Do this to all your hair and sleep on it, if you can't sleep on it then keep your hair in for around 8 hours

Hope I helped! ❤️

Ava B.

Sep 21, 2013

Ava B.

Thanks girls x I'll try both! :)

Ella R.

Sep 21, 2013

Ella R.

What I did last night! Do a french rope braid, (basically adding extra hair into the two strands and twisting it) and did it all the way to the ends then tied the ends in a bun...

Ella R.

Sep 21, 2013

Ella R.

Another one...

Laura P.

Sep 21, 2013

Laura P.

You can use socks.

Megan W.

Sep 21, 2013

Megan W.

Do the pencil/pen way look for a video on youtube that works X.

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