Wednesday was the official first day of summer in honor I am going to talk about the beach waves craze. Not the actual beach and sand but the hairstyle. Beach waves are super sexy and super *fancy*. The problem is, especially for a girl like me, I don't have a full time hairstylist or ocean salt water to create the look for me. In addition, I have super straight (I mean poker straight) hair.
So how do I get on board with the beach waves craze for straight hair?
I did what any normal girl would do...I turned to Google and Pinterest for ideas. And there are an abundance of at home recipes out there to create your own simulated beach spray. Some good "recipes" I found by clicking these links: www.ashressaday.com or www.huzzahvintage.blogspot.com
But let's face it, I am skeptical...super skeptical. I mean, can I really create *fancy* beach waves at home for fractions of the dollar? So I tried it and here is what I did. Side note: the ingredients cost me a total of $20 and can be found at your local supermarket.
Tip: Take a permanent magic marker pen and write directly on your spray bottle! You can even add the directions for next time! How to taken from directions at www.ashressaday.com.
Tip: Take a permanent magic marker pen and write directly on your spray bottle! You can even add the directions for next time! How to taken from directions at www.ashressaday.com.
Gosh my hair is long and don't you love my super amateur photos?! Well prognosis is that this kind of worked. Although it didn't create the waves I was craving, it did create some texture...which is always nice for a gal who has super straight hair. I think I'll tweak the Beach Spray mixture a bit and if I find something that works better I'll definitely share the "recipe."
Good news is I calculated that my beach spray cost only $0.75 per use! That means I can make this 26 times! Now that is something *fancy*!
Good news is I calculated that my beach spray cost only $0.75 per use! That means I can make this 26 times! Now that is something *fancy*!
