Get the curls you crave

Exaggerate those gorgeous curls and beach waves

For thick hair in particular, the old sleeping in plaits trick doesn't do much but don't fret .Shock waves curls and Waves mousse does exactly what it  says on the tin and is surprisingly cheap in comparison with other styling products you'll find on the shelf’s at only £2.85. If your hair is naturally wild, begin with investing in a Tangle teaser
which will brush the product through easily after a relaxing shower. Tangle teasers can be found in top shop but are not the cheapest so if you’re a little short of cash it might be worth looking elsewhere.  This is of course optional, but tilting your head down a bit seems to help when trying to spread all of the mouse through your hair. Be careful not to apply too much otherwise it won't have the desired soft bouncy effect wanted. Also you can scrunch the hair a little to give shape however try to keep this to a minimum. Finally let your hair dry on its own without the help of electrical appliances and tah dah!

Styling your hair with precision

A wand tends to give incredibly neat curls and allows you to twist and manipulate each strand of hair to suit, still there are a few things to advise before getting one. Firstly heat protection is important, especially if the wand is used on a regular basis so investing in a good quality spray would certainly be worth while. Make sure to give your hair a break purely so it doesn't become overly dry and brittle however this won't happen if you take good care . On top of that, when trying to avoid getting long hair too hot then go over twice separately. Currently the  Tresemme salon shine wave hair wand is selling in Argos for £22.99 and on the website is rated a brilliant four and a half stars out of five. At  £27.00 from Argos once again is the  luxurious Andrew Barton soft curls argon infused curling wand, ultimately its about finding the best one for you though so look into what’s out there!  If you’re looking for something cheaper, Boots do one for only £9.99, which is a really good quality curling wand, especially if you have short hair, as most tend to be too big.

I hope that this is helpful!