10 March 2023 , 17:02
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The 'beach waves' look is definitely a spring, summer feel, and Holly Willoughby's hair stylist Ciler Peksah couldn't have timed her revelations more perfectly.
It's that time of year when we want to be free... free from heavy items of clothing, hats, hoods and snoods included!
It's always great news when a pro stylist reveals their tried and tested tips and tricks, and it's even better when we get to see their fabulous work on style icon's such as Holly Willoughby.
Holly is famous for her golden locks, and whether she's wearing it shoulder length or as a bob, we can all agree that her tresses always look fab.
So if you're wanting to create those gorgeous 'textured beach waves' to rock throughout the spring and summer months, we (well, Ciler) have got you covered.
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Ciler's tip for the base of this look would be to: "Allow your hair to air-dry naturally before styling. This process can create natural volume and movement which will help when it comes to tonging. Always apply a leave-in conditioner to dry hair – like this Gisou, Honey Infused Leave-in Conditioner, £26 – to avoid damage during combing and styling.
"I’d advise starting with a small spritz so as not to leave it looking greasy. Once the hair is dry, I would blow-dry the hair line, so it’s smooth and tuck one side behind the ear. (Holly’s signature look is to tuck the right side behind her ear).
"Then I use a curling iron like the Hot Tools, Pro Signature Curling Iron, £33.80 to create a short, voluminous wave.
"To finish off the look, I use a texture spray like the Morrocanoil, Dry Texture Spray, £18.45 followed by a setting spray like L’Oreal Professionnel, Infinium Extra Strong Hairspray, £4.85 to smooth fly-aways and hold the look in place."
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