Cara Delevingne Rocks Pink Hair

Cara Delevingne showed up Saturday at Montreal’s Osheaga festival to support girlfriend St. Vincent (née Annie Clark) – and she showed off a new pink do! The model, 22, joined in with the rest of the audience (in a food-themed outfit of pineapple shirt and bacon shorts), staying cool with a fan and posing playfully for a group shot, her tongue sticking out.It isn’t clear if the pink look is new or just a wig, but it looks great on Delevingne.

How To Get Beach Waves on Curly Hair Type

♥Curly Hair Type♥
With natural curls, you have two options: Create waves from scratch (it’s impossible to create textured waves on already-formed ringlets) or work with what you have. To start with a clean canvas, blow dry hair smooth, and then use a 1-inch curling iron on 2-inch sections of hair. Because this texture can (obviously) hold a curl, you have the option of curling bigger sections at once. Finish with a sea salt spray, such as Bumble and bumble Surf Spray ($26).







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How To Get Beach Waves on Wavy Hair Type

♥Wavy Hair Type♥

For naturally wavy hair, you want to enhance what you have. Syfu suggests adding mousse to damp hair and drying with a diffuser to define already present waves. Dry hair requires a bit more TLC. “Flip head upside down and apply TRESemmé Thermal Creations Curl Activator Spray ($4.99) to day old hair, and touch up waves with your curling iron for frizz-free, defined ringlets,” says Laswell. For shorter hair, simply wet, apply a dab of mousse and scrunch. U can find How To Get Beach Waves On Straight Hair Type and How To Get Beach Waves on Curly Hair Type on our blog♥
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How To Get Beach Waves on Straight Hair Type

♥Straight Hair Type♥

Start with a heat protecting spray—we recommend GHD Style Heat Protect Spray ($22), because it also adds a silky smooth finish like a traditional styling cream. “Once dry, wrap 2-inch sections of hair around your curling iron, alternating the direction you are wrapping with each new piece,” says TRESemme stylist Jeanie Syfu. “The key here is to not focus on perfection—uneven curls give you the coveted freshness of beach waves.” TRESemme stylist Tyler Laswell recommends adding texture before you create waves. This is especially true with shorter hair (i.e. a longer pixie and bob). Because you can only curl a few inches of hair, rely on a texturizing spray or a small amount of TRESemmé Thermal Creations Mousse ($4.99) on damp hair to add that intentional roughness to strands.U can find How To Get Beach Waves on Wavy Hair Type  and How To Get Beach Waves on Curly Hair Type in our blog♥

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