#16: Romantic S-Shaped Waves
Its soft “S”-shaped waves lend this style a vintage Hollywood glamour feel. The best part about this style is its flexibility. The hair of any length can be styled this way. For instance, curling the hair to the front so that it can rest on the face can emphasize certain features, such as cheekbones.Giving hair a healthy base with the right products and then leaving the curls to set and cool in the direction you desire will provide you with the most longevity. Blowing dry a mousse or spray for styling prior to curling your hair can help keep the curls in place and not get flattened. Following each curl, lightly smooth the curls into position and apply an a moderate hairspray define the bends of the hair.
#17: Shiny Hollywood Waves
“This look is referred to as Hollywood Waves or Bridal Waves,” says owner and hair stylist Liezel Asi from Bay Area, CA. “My favourite aspect of this style is how clean, classic smooth, smooth, and shiny it appears.” “My suggestion for women who want to achieve this style is to wear hair that is long,” says Asi. “Take extremely good treatment of your hair so it is full and long or buy high-quality hair extensions. All facial shapes look stunning with this full-bodied, bouncy waves haircut.” The hair products that created this style included Sebastian Fierce hairspray and Kenra Ultimate Hold.
#18: Dimensional Copper Color Waves
These copper waves were made by hairstylist Nycole Navarro from Rancho Cucamonga, CA. “The beach waves provide the natural beauty that is ideal for daily wearing and the red color adds sparkle and sexiness that a lot of girls desire,” she adds. When it comes to the beach waves are concerned, everyone is able to wear it using the appropriate products and tools. Navarro clarifies, “I used a 1 1/4-inch barrel curling iron, and my preferred Bumble and Bumble products (Hairdresser Oil to give shining as well as Spray De Mode for hold) to make these waves.”
#19: Melted Ombre Auburn Waves
“I would describe this style as an auburn balayage that melts on delicate waves” Style creator Coleen Figiel from Tannersville, NY. “My favourite thing about the lengthy, dark waves is the subtle changes in color. It’s not easy to know precisely where each color’s end and the next one begins.”
#20: Balayage Lived-In Waves
These live-in waves have smooth curls, and the curls compliment the balayage with a lived-in look.” Take a look at the long wavy hair as it is suitable for any woman regardless of length or long. In determining what your facial shape is, you might like some curls to fold towards one’s face and away. There are many different styles that you can make by combining long wavy hairstyles. There is no need the perfect look. The more messy, the better! For styling, make use of products with a bit of hold. Two of the top products include Sculpting Foam and Super Skinny from Paul Mitchell.
#21: Caramel Balayage Waves
It is an balayage made of natural dark bases and an a caramel balayage. It was designed by hairstylist and color expert Nicole Bovard of Tustin, CA. “My ideal advice is when you’re trying to get these curls, you should curl each curl in the opposite direction you did the first one,” says Bovard. “Also you should wait for a bit to blow-dry the curls before letting them cool. I applied Elevate mousse by Unite as the hair was damp to increase volume. texturiza from Unite after cooling.”
#22: Long Beachy Waves
The long, waves of beach are trendy these days! They can be hung for casual occasions or dress them up to make them look more elegant to wear for a formal occasion like the wedding. Hairstyles for long curly hair require proper maintenance, and it is important to trim them regularly to avoid split ends. Long hair of beach waves are gorgeous on women who have a long amount of hair. Beach wave curls are great for women traveling and require under 10 minutes or less to make! Keep in mind these styling tricks Evelyn uses when curling hair to create beach waves, you should move the hair away towards your face. If you’re looking for plenty of volume, simply change the curls and curl them in larger sections, then let the ends loose and then pull them down when curling. After you’ve finished, cooling, smooth the curls with the wide-tooth comb or vent brush. Utilize a larger 1 inch curling iron (1in or 1 1/2 inch barrel) as well as a heat-protectant and dry texture sprays like Joico to make floating beach waves.
