Wavy hair

Long hair looks lovely. Having shiny, falling locks flatters any face shape or size. There's just one problem, which anyone woman with long hair will happily confirm: washing and drying and styling can take ages! So, as usual, we're here to help with some hairstyles for long hair that will take less time . But here's a tip - if you want to drastically reduce your time for hair to dry, make sure you invest in a good hairdryer that uses ionic and infra-red technology. Braided Bun Separate your hair on one side and braid it into one big braid on the opposite side of your head, starting just behind the ear lobe. Once you braided all your hair, wrap the length of the braid around the base of the braid to make a bun, and secure it with grips. Pick out some loose strands around your head and you're done.   Bed-Head Curls When you curl your hair you don't have to curl the entire lot for it to look good. Instead, choose a few random strands around your head, curl with some g

 When your hair is growing to shoulder length and it seems that it stays that length for a very long time. It is too long to be left out, and it is too short for upswings, and many of the dramatic hairstyles. There are cute, sexy, and fun things that you can do with shoulder-length wavy hair. LEARN TO WORK THE MESSY BUN One of the adorable things you can do to shoulder-length hair is to throw it into a messy bun, and then let your bangs frame your face. Pull your hair up like you were going to put it in a bun but do not try to brush out all of the hair. When you get your messy bun in place, comb your bangs so they are shiny. The shiny bangs against the messy style will accent your face. INVEST IN BARRETTES A beautiful way to style your hair is to comb a small section from the top on each side back and clip a barrette in place to hold the hair. You can get smaller barrettes that match and use them to pull the front part of your hair back so that it is lifted above your ears. MOVE THOSE

Curly wand is the first method that is probably the most obvious way to get wavy hair . It might take a little bit of practice, but a large curling wand can be very useful for getting different types of wavy hair. The first thing you want to do is to apply a heat protectant on your hair to prevent damage of hair. Then, brush your hair completely to detangle it and ensure it’s completely dry.  Next, part the top of your hair with a hairclip. Point the curling wand downward and cover 1.5-inch sections of hair away from your face. After you untie the hair from the wand, hold it in your hair for a few seconds so that it holds its shape as it cools down. Do this for the sides and back of your hair (without burning your hair ). Then, take down the top sections of hair and part your hair as you normally would do it. When you get to the pieces of hair that frame your face, curl a few inches from the roots, so those pieces are less wavy.  After you’ve curled all the hair, shake your hair out up