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Question: I'm happy that my hair has natural waves but my problem is they look nothing like the gorgeous beach waves I see on celebs. I would love to rock that beachy look but don't know where to start! Can you give a girl a helping hand?
Answer: You don't have to go to the beach to get beachy waves (and who wants salt and sand in their locks anyway?) when TRESemmé can help you achieve the look with their Perfectly (un)Done Shampoo and Conditioner and Perfectly (un)Done Wave Creating Sea Foam. For hair that would make a mermaid jealous, all you need to do is follow these two easy steps.
- Step One
Start your wavy hair routine with TRESemmé Perfectly (un)Done shampoo and conditioner which create the perfect prep for styling.
The silicone-free formula cleanses and moisturises hair without weighing it down while getting to work on your wonderful waves.
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- Step Two
Infused with sea kelp extract, TRESemmé Perfectly (un)Done Wave Creating Sea Foam is the essential next step and all you need to do is apply to damp hair, scrunch and air dry or diffuse. Creating effortlessly gorgeous natural looking waves couldn't be easier!
TOP TIP: For hair that is naturally straight put your curling iron to work! Follow steps one and two, but instead of letting it air dry, divide your hair into sections and wrap your hair around your curling iron. Alternate the direction in which you curl and when you are finished brush through. Then fix with a quick mist of hairspray.
TRESemmé Perfectly (un)Done Shampoo 500ml - €6.99
TRESemmé Perfectly (un)Done Conditioner 500ml - €6.99
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TRESemmé Perfectly (un)Done Wave Creating Sea Foam 150ml - €7.49
Have you any tricks for faking beach goddess waves?