Part your hair when it’s wet. The part will stay better than if you try to do it on dry hair.

For extra body and curls add extra buns – the more buns the more bounce. Our favourite number is three.

If your hair is shorter use bobby pins instead of hair elastics to avoid any unwanted creases.

Don’t be tempted to brush out buns as it’ll only cause frizz and you’ll lose the lovely twists.

Use your fingers to break up and define curls Plaits and braids also work well for longer styles.

If you’re not quite ready to give up the ‘tools’, start with switching to the cooler settings on your blow-dryer.

This is a great one for curly/wavy-haired goddesses who like a bit of taming...instead of frizzy/ messy curl, this trains hair to dry in ringlets.

It works well for almost any length and the end result will vary according to your hair’s individual texture.

Wash, condition and apply Leave-in. Wrap hair in a t-shirt towel until 50-70% dry.

Twist hair into ropes away from your face. The more twists, the tighter the curls, the fewer twists, the smoother the look.

Keep twisting until it dries (car air-con helps!) Once dry, gently shake out.

Don’t be tempted to brush as it’ll only cause frizz and you’ll lose the lovely twists.

This heat-free do will create a

gorgeously framing wave by exaggerating the bend around the sides of your face.

It looks rad on slightly layered lengths and even shorter lengths. Apply our Rehab Leave-into freshly washed locks.

Gently comb and tuck hair tightly behind your ears and secure with long bobby pins and allow to air-dry.

Don’t be tempted to brush as it’ll only cause frizz and you’ll lose the lovely waves.

Once dry, remove bobby pins and untuck the hair from behind your ears.

If you’re not quite ready to give up the ‘tools’, start with switching to the cooler settings on your blow-dryer.