6 Ways to Make Waves

Jolene Edgar, Allure magazine

Think a curling iron is just for curling your hair? How quaint. The newest models have more bells and whistles than a Brazilian carnival. Here's how to tell which ones you need.

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LOOSE AND BEACHY

Rotating wands, like the Beachwaver by Sarah Potempa, produce the kind of loose, undone waves we associate with Gisele (Blake Lively deserves props, too). Press the left or right button (whatever side you're working on), tuck your ends into the mini clamp, press Go, and the iron automatically rolls hair away from the face while keeping the tips straight.

Photo by: David Cook
LOOSE AND BEACHY

Rotating wands, like the Beachwaver by Sarah Potempa, produce the kind of loose, undone waves we associate with Gisele (Blake Lively deserves props, too). Press the left or right button (whatever side you're working on), tuck your ends into the mini clamp, press Go, and the iron automatically rolls hair away from the face while keeping the tips straight.

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