Waves extinguish the wind
To naturally fade hair in the sun, apply a volumizing spray to the hair and divide it into strands with your fingers. Separate the front, one on each side of the face, twist with soft bundles and secure at the back of the head with a comb or hairpin in the manner of a "Greek hairstyle". A salty sea breeze completes the styling, while the sun's rays give the curls a golden hue.
Wicker man
A voluminous braid is suitable for going to the beach and for a party in a bar. Wash your hair with a volumizing shampoo, blow dry or let it dry on its own, and apply a sea salt spray. The strands will become denser and harder. Part a side part and start braiding in a soft braid from about cheekbone level. Use your fingers to pull small strands of hair out of the braid for a fuller, more casual look. Secure the end with a clear silicone rubber band or leave it as it is if your hair is manageable and holds its shape well.
Turning point
A sloppy, voluminous bun looks great on any type of hair, but especially good on dense and coarse hair. Such styling visually lengthens the neck and favorably emphasizes the tanned back. Apply volume to hair. Make a ponytail at the back of your head, stepping back a few centimeters from the roots. Pull the ponytail through the elastic as many times as the length of your hair will allow. If your hair is short, pin up the ends with invisibility under the elastic. Use your fingers to fluff up the bun, then run it through the front and sides of your hair and tousle it slightly. Release a few strands around the face and above the neck.
Fine work
Hippie braids are back in fashion. Part your hair in a straight part. Separate small strands above the temples on each side and braid two braids around the chin. Tighten the braids at the top of the head into one. Separate two more strands below the first and braid another thin braid on each side. Secure the ends with clear silicone rubber bands or braid with fine silk laces to match your hair.
