Finding a look that flatters fine wavy hair may seem challenging, but your waves could become your greatest asset with proper care.
Zend aya’s Blonde Ombre Lob
Zendaya’s blonde ombre lob adds texture and dimension to thin locks, while her textured asymmetrical bob creates movement while emphasizing facial structure.
Loose Waves
Achieving loose, wavy hairstyles that look cool, casual, and sophisticated is easier than you think! Follow this easy tutorial from beauty vlogger HeyKali to achieve stunning, shiny, yet low-maintenance waves.
Long Wavy Hairstyles
Long, wavy hairstyles are highly adaptable and complement virtually every facial structure. This long bob with deep side parting and loose braids perfectly brings out your natural texture, while adding highlights or balayage can make this new hairstyle pop!
Shoulder-length cut with Loose Layers
If you’re not quite ready to commit to a full bob with wavy bangs, try opting for a shoulder-length cut with loose layers swept to one side for a romantic face-framing effect. Keep your locks healthy with regular trims and detangling spray for optimal results. This style makes a chic everyday look while also being stylish enough for special events – pair this ’70s-inspired style with soft pixie cuts featuring loose waves as Farrah Fawcett did and make sure not to turn heads – as surefire way!
Textured Ends
Try opting for a layered cut with textured ends for an easily maintained yet stylish hairstyle. The latter comes from point-cutting techniques whereby stylists remove weight on the ends for added movement and volume.
Bob with Longer Front-to-Back Sections
If you have fine hair, textured lengths will help it appear fuller. Or try opting for a bob with longer front-to-back sections to frame your face more elegantly. An elegant long bob with textured waves and a side part provides the ideal frame for women of all ages and generations.
Beachy Waves
If you want your locks to have that relaxed, sun-kissed appearance famous on Instagram, beachy waves could be your style. Although there are various methods of creating this look, some essential components include using a curling iron or flat iron with loose or medium-sized strands, texturizing spray, and finishing hairspray to help your waves hold their shape throughout the day.
Natural Beachy Waves
To create more natural beachy waves, start styling your hair from about a third to halfway down your length for an elongated effect. Next, twist each strand using a flat iron in alternate directions for a less uniform result, and spritz your locks with got2b Volumaniac’s volumizing spray to maintain healthy-looking waves throughout the day, whether your hair color or length. Beachy waves are an effortless way to achieve that summer vacation look without traveling there!
Flicked Ends
Flicked-out ends have emerged as one of the year’s hottest hair trends, making an effortlessly cool statement with red lipstick and eyeliner. Try rocking this style by sporting your favorite bob or having your stylist create a layered cut featuring flipped-out tips for an authentic boho-babe vibe.
Cressida Bonas with Flipped Out Ends
Cressida Bonas effortlessly pulls off a look with her long and wavy locks, pairing their flipped-out ends with a deep side part and windblown finish for an attractive casual and polished combination. Side flip textured hairstyles are easy and work for any hair length, from shorter styles like bangs to long locks. Rough dry your locks until they reach around 75 percent dry before using a rounded brush or Velcro rollers to create curvatures and flicks with slight curvatures. Hairspray should then be added for extra hold before adding Kenra Dry Volume Burst 3 Light Shine Serum as an aftercare treatment to maintain smooth strands with a glossy shine.
