An iteration of the popular ‘wet hair’ styles repopularised last year, ocean waves are an incredibly glossy and piecey style, with texture, movement and definition.

How to DIY… “This style works great on medium to longer hair lengths but it requires the correct layering of the products. Use flexible gels and oils to add gloss and encourage waves to form (and hold).

“If your hair is naturally wavy, apply the products while your hair is a little damp and allow it to air dry and a cast to form. If your hair lacks natural texture, use a curling iron (on dry hair) to form loose waves and then use non-water-based products to get the glossy definition. I love Evo Shebang-A-Bang Dry Spray Wax, £25, and Olaplex No.7 Bonding Oil, £25.20, to do this.”

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