10 Beachy Wave Tutorials to Help You Achieve the Perfect Look ~ Strand Vogue

Looking for an effortless, beachy hairstyle that will make you feel like a mermaid? Beachy waves are the perfect solution! Whether you're heading to the beach or just want to add some texture to your everyday look, these tutorials will help you achieve the perfect beachy waves.

1. The Classic Beachy Waves

This tutorial is perfect for those who want a classic beachy look. Start by dividing your hair into sections, then use a curling iron to create loose waves. Finish off with a texturizing spray to give your hair that beachy feel.

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2. The Braided Beachy Waves

For a more bohemian look, try the braided beachy waves. Braid your hair in small sections, then use a flat iron to create waves. Finish off with a sea salt spray to give your hair that beachy texture.

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3. The No-Heat Beachy Waves

If you're looking for a heat-free option, this tutorial is for you. Start by braiding your hair while it's wet, then let it air dry. Once it's dry, undo the braids and use your fingers to create loose waves. Finish off with a hair oil to add shine.

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4. The Twisted Beachy Waves

For a unique twist on beachy waves, try the twisted beachy waves tutorial. Twist small sections of your hair, then use a curling iron to create waves. Finish off with a hairspray to hold the style in place.

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5. The Half-Up Beachy Waves

Looking for a half-up, half-down hairstyle? Try the half-up beachy waves tutorial. Start by curling your hair, then pull the top half up into a half ponytail. Finish off with a hair accessory, like a scrunchie or clip.

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6. The Loose Beachy Waves

For a more relaxed look, try the loose beachy waves tutorial. Use a large barrel curling iron to create loose waves, then finish off with a volumizing spray to add texture.

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7. The Messy Beachy Waves

If you're looking for a more undone look, try the messy beachy waves tutorial. Start by curling your hair, then use your fingers to separate the curls and create a messy look. Finish off with a texturizing spray to add definition.

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8. The Short Beachy Waves

Short hair? No problem! This tutorial will show you how to achieve beachy waves on shorter hair. Use a curling wand to create loose waves, then finish off with a sea salt spray to add texture.

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9. The Wet Beachy Waves

For a more dramatic look, try the wet beachy waves tutorial. Start by wetting your hair, then apply a styling gel. Use a comb to create waves, then let your hair air dry.

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10. The Retro Beachy Waves

If you're looking for a vintage-inspired look, try the retro beachy waves tutorial. Use a curling iron to create tight waves, then brush them out for a softer look. Finish off with a hairspray to hold the style in place.

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With these tutorials, you'll be able to achieve the perfect beachy waves no matter what your hair type or length. Experiment with different styles and products to find the perfect look for you!

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