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4 Ways to Make Hair Naturally Wavy

By Matthew Lynch
February 12, 2024
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Are you tired of using heat tools to create wavy hair? Would you like to achieve that natural, beachy waves look without the potential damage from curling irons and hair dryers? Well, look no further! In this article, you’ll learn about four simple and effective ways to make hair naturally wavy.

1. Braiding

One of the easiest ways to create natural waves is by braiding your hair. Start by washing your hair and letting it air dry until it’s slightly damp. Then, divide it into sections and braid each one. You can either do two French braids down each side of your head or multiple smaller braids in a classic three-strand braid. Sleep on the braids overnight and untie them in the morning for beautiful, wavy locks.

2. The Bun Method

For looser waves and an off-duty model vibe, try the bun method. Begin by washing your hair and allowing it to air dry until it’s almost fully dry but still a bit damp. Brush through it to remove all tangles, then tie your hair into a high ponytail at the top of your head. Twist the ponytail around itself until you have a tight bun, securing it with a hairband or bobby pins. Sleep on the bun overnight and release it in the morning for natural waves.

3. Use a T-Shirt

Creating waves with a t-shirt is an excellent alternative to other methods when you’re short on time. Start with damp hair, then lay out a stretchy cotton t-shirt on a flat surface (preferably long-sleeved). Roll up the shirt from the bottom edge until it forms a sausage-like shape, then twist it into a makeshift headband. Starting at the front of your head, wrap sections of your damp hair around the rolled-up shirt in small increments until all strands are secured. Leave the t-shirt wrap in place for about an hour, then unwrap your hair and voila – natural, loose waves!

4. Beach Waves Spray

If you prefer a spray-and-go approach, create your own natural beach waves spray. Mix half a cup of warm water, two tablespoons of sea salt (Epsom salt works too), half a teaspoon of coconut oil, and a few drops of your favorite essential oil for scent (optional). Pour the mixture into a spray bottle and shake well to combine all ingredients.

Spray it on damp or dry hair, scrunching with your fingers as you go. Let your hair air dry or use a diffuser on your hairdryer’s cool setting for added volume and texture without the heat damage. The result will be effortless, beachy waves that look like you just came back from the seaside.

So there you have it, four different ways to make your hair naturally wavy without resorting to hot tools. Experiment with these methods to find the one that works best for your hair type and desired wave style. Happy styling!

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