Street Style

Wave Hair: Step By Step Guide

Here are a few of my tips for getting that effortless look right every time:

- Start by parting your hair however way you like and brushing your hair through to get rid of any knots. I always find that the middle or slight side part looks best.

- Dont be too worried about sectioning your hair perfectly, however it does make it easier when you clip sections away just so you don't forget what still needs to be curled. I definitley recommend sectioning your hair if you have a lot of it!

- Taking a section that's about a few centimetres wide (this will obviously change depending on your style, just find what works best!). Don't be too fussed about the size of your sections, it doesn't matter if they're not all uniform - it all adds to the messiness. 

- Curl away from your face AT ALL TIMES. If I'm curling the right side of my hair, I like to hold the wand in my left hand and vice versa. The Babayliss wand I use heats up super hot and super quick, and it also comes with a heat resistant glove if you're accident prone!

- I like to leave my ends straight - I don't wrap the entire length of my hair around the barrel (I start about 10 cm from the top of my head and leave about 5cm out). This is definitely a key tip for the look!

- After you've curled all your hair (away from the face), leave them to cool (i.e. don't touch them!). If a section is looking too curled, just pull on the end to loosen it up a bit, but don't be too worried as these waves drop naturally to an even more beautiful effortless look as the day goes on.

- Spray with a little finishing product - hairspray or shine spray - if you need it. I find the less product you use, the better. I do however, like to spray a little bit of dry shampoo to create some texture and keep the top looking matte. I've tried my fair share of dry shampoos but nothing so far has really stood out as absolutely amazing. They all do the trick in my opinion, but I've been loving the L'Oreal Techni.Art Fresh Dust because of how lightweight it feels.
- Run your fingers through your hair to break up the curls and give it a little scrunch, and you're done! 

I hope that helped some of you out! If you have any more specific questions on any of the steps or anything, make sure you leave it in the comments so I can get back to you!

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September Inspo

Spotted......Found

Have you ever spotted something on Pintrest, Tumblr, Facebook etc. and wondered where to get it?? Well now I hope to help in your quest to find such items. I plan on giving links to the exact item or a close version. What do you guys think? Here are some of my latest spots and finds....enjoy!

Find this amazingly cool tee HERE!

Find these gorge aztec hotpants HERE!

Find this amazing dress HERE and the arm candy HERE!

Find these studded short shorts HERE!

Talking Tee

Sometimes it is easier to show it than say it......at least that is my excuse for wearing and wanting mischievous  slogan t shirts. Theses cool tees give you and edgey look and showcasing the humorous side of your personality . Go get your cheeky tee now...... 

J'adore Jumpsuit

A jumpsuit to me looks tres chic, stylish and smart. They can be a bit daunting to start with so stick with something plain and simple, I found this great version on ASOS. A blazer, simple shoes and a clutch bag....sorted! Check out some inspo I spotted on Pintrest.....give it a go.

Trend: Ear Cuff

I love this trend.......you can go big or small. Add some bling to that ear! Ear cuff lovage.....check out my new Zara buy!

On Trend: Chambray

Chambray has been around forever (thank you levi's ) This denim like, linen finish cotton is back with a bang. You can find it in shirt, skirt, dress or even crop form. What I love about Chambray is it is easy wear, you can pair it with almost anything. Wear it casual, think Chambray shirt, red skinny jeans and some converse. Rock it on a night out, just pop your chambray shirt open over your lbd, pile on some gold jewellery and killer heels. Chambray chic!! 

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