Hair tutorial: textured beachy waves

I often get questions about how I do my hair. If I'm leaving it down, I prefer textured beachy waves. My routine to achieve this look is actually extremely easy, fast, and uncalculated...but I hope this tutorial helps!

Frederic Fekkai Full Volume spray, Alterna Bamboo Kendi oil, Evo Water Killer dry shampoo and Salty Dog spray

1. Alterna Bamboo Kendi Oil - This stuff is magical and it smells so good too. My dry hair was in need of some serious TLC, and so far I love it. I squeeze about half a dropper of oil into my palm and rub it into damp hair (I do my makeup while my hair is drying in the towel so it's not sopping wet) then style. I also use directly on dry hair, leave it in for 30 minutes, and then wash out.

2. Frederic Fekkai Full Volume Spray - Spray all over at roots.

3. I use a Revlon Ionic Ceramic blowdryer with a diffuser and curl my hair into it to create scrunching/waves. I push my hair up at the roots for volume.

4. Love/hate relationship with bangs. I'm currently growing out my bangs (I think. I'll probably change my mind when they get long), so I curl and blow-dry them off to the side.

5. Evo Salty Dog Cocktail Beach Spray - I'm pretty sure I got this just because I like the name so much. But I used to use Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray and both work well in creating that messy "oh I totally look like I just went to the beach when I totally didn't" style.

Finished! The curls look kind of scraggly in the photo but they loosen throughout the day for a more relaxed, natural wave. Unpictured is the Evo Water Killer Dry Shampoo, which smells amazing! I use it on my bangs on a day I don't wash my hair and it gets rid of that stringy greasy look and also adds volume and texture.