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This 70s boho wave technique suits all hair types and lengths past the shoulder. Fine hair benefits from TRESemmé Volumizing Dry Shampoo for added texture, while thick hair may require smaller sections when curling for even wave formation.
NEW YORK FASHION WEEK (NYFW)
Get The Look: Rebecca Minkoff’s Effortless Boho Waves
Channel your inner free-spirited enchantress with Rebecca Minkoff’s Stevie Nicks-inspired Spring 2018 collection. Discover how to create gorgeous, spellbinding boho chic waves that are Anything But Ordinary.
STEP 1:
Start by washing hair with TRESemmé Repair & Protect 7 Shampoo and Conditioner to protect against breakage. This essential first step ensures hair is ready for styling.
STEP 2:
Create a clean center part, then prep hair with TRESemmé Repair & Protect 7 Pre-Styling Spray. This helps set the foundation for your effortless boho waves.
STEP 3:
Apply TRESemmé Volumizing Dry Shampoo to create extra volume and texture. This step is key for achieving that full, free-spirited look.
STEP 4:
After applying hair spray, brush through hair with a smoothing brush. Then, use a 1 ¼ ghd Soft Curve Curling Iron in alternate directions on small strands of hair. Take the right side of hair and twist away from the face, then shake up strands between hands. Repeat on the opposite side to create dynamic, natural-looking waves.
STEP 5:
Finish with TRESemmé Extra Hold Hair Spray for extra hold and grip. This ensures your gorgeous boho waves last all day, maintaining their captivating style.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Heat styling with a curling iron is essential for achieving the defined Stevie Nicks-inspired waves. However, TRESemmé Repair & Protect 7 Pre-Styling Spray protects against heat damage and breakage during the curling process.
When finished with TRESemmé Extra Hold Hair Spray, these waves typically last 1-2 days, depending on hair texture. The dry shampoo adds grip, helping to maintain wave structure for longer wear.
Curling small sections in alternate directions creates natural-looking, dimensional waves rather than uniform spiral curls. This technique mimics how hair naturally falls, achieving an effortless 70s aesthetic.
A clean center part creates a symmetrical foundation for balanced waves. If you prefer a side part, adapt the technique by adjusting the twist direction to frame your face, always twisting hair away from your face for the boho effect.