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Home›How To›How to Get Waves in Short Hair: 15 Steps

How to Get Waves in Short Hair: 15 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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If you have short hair and want to achieve a trendy wavy look, follow these 15 steps to get the perfect waves in no time.

1. Choose the right haircut: Before trying to create waves, ensure that your haircut is suitable for achieving a wavy look. Layers work particularly well with short hair.

2. Prepare your hair: Start with clean, damp hair. Wash your hair using a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner to maintain hair health and vibrancy.

3. Apply heat protectant: Before adding any heat or styling tools, lather your hair with a heat protectant spray, helping prevent any damage.

4. Comb your hair: To avoid any tangles while styling, gently comb through your damp hair with a wide-toothed comb.

5. Section your hair: Divide your hair into small sections using clips or bobby pins. This will make it easier to create consistent waves throughout your hair.

6. Select the right tool: Pick a tool that works best for the wave style you’re aiming for. Curling irons, flat irons, and hot rollers are all popular options for creating waves in short hair.

7. Preheat the tool: Allow your preferred tool to heat up to the desired temperature, being mindful of temperature settings that match your hair type.

8. Start curling/waving: Grab one section of your hair and clamp it between the curling iron or flat iron plates. Rotate the tool away from your face to start creating waves.

9. Hold the curl/wave: Let each curl/wave set in place for around 5-10 seconds before releasing it gently from the tool.

10. Repeat on all sections: Continue this process on all divided sections until you have curled/waved every strand of hair.

11. Let your waves cool: Allow the newly formed waves to cool off completely to maintain their shape.

12. Break up the curls/waves: Run your fingers gently through the waves for a softer, more natural look or use a wide-toothed comb to get more defined waves.

13. Apply volumizing spray: Spritz some volumizing spray throughout your hair, focusing on the roots, for additional body and lift.

14. Set with hairspray: Lock in your waves by using a light-hold hairspray. Keep the spray at a distance to prevent weighing down your waves or causing stiffness.

15. Accessorize (optional): Accentuate your waves with hair accessories such as headbands, clips, or pins for an added touch of flair.

Following these 15 easy steps will help you achieve beautiful and stylish waves, even with short hair. Now go out and rock your new wavy look with confidence!

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