The overview: Oh, I absolutely adore this look! It's giving me total dreamy, bohemian vibes, perfect for a beach bonfire or a sunset wedding. This hairstyle is all about effortless beauty and that natural, windswept feel you get by the ocean. It’s like the hair fairy herself came down and decorated it!

The look: What we have here is a gorgeous braided crown that wraps all the way around the head. It's not a super tight, polished braid; instead, it has a lovely, slightly undone texture, which I think is key to its charm. The braid is quite chunky and deep, almost like a halo, and it’s finished off with some delicate baby's breath flowers woven right in. A few wisps are left out to frame the face and give that perfectly imperfect, lived-in beachy look.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with hair that has a little texture, maybe from the day before or a good sea salt spray. This helps the braids hold better and look more relaxed.
• Next, I section the hair as if I'm going to make two pigtails, but I don't actually tie them off. Then, I start a Dutch braid (where you cross the strands under instead of over) on each side, bringing it from the front hairline towards the back of the head.
• As I braid, I gradually incorporate more hair from the sides, just like you would for a crown braid. Keep it a bit loose and messy – don't pull the strands too tight!
• Once both braids meet at the back, I secure them loosely with a small elastic. Then, I gently pull and pancake the braids to make them look fuller and more textured.
• Finally, I carefully tuck the ends of the braids into each other or pin them discreetly. To finish, I tuck in those adorable baby's breath flowers. I like to place them strategically where the braids meet or tuck into the braids themselves.
• Don't forget to pull out a few face-framing pieces to really complete that soft, romantic vibe!

Pro tips: This style is fantastic for most hair types, but it really shines on medium to long hair because you need enough length to create that full crown effect. It's especially great if you have a bit of natural wave or texture to your hair. For accessories, you can totally swap the baby's breath for other small, delicate flowers, or even tiny pearl pins for a more elegant touch. My pro tip? A light mist of texturizing spray before you start braiding will give you amazing grip and that effortless, I-woke-up-like-this texture that makes this look so special. And a touch of hairspray at the end will keep those little tendrils in place without making it stiff!

The overview: Hey there, sunshine! I just have to share this look with you – it's giving me all the relaxed, beachy vibes, perfect for a sunset stroll or a lovely dinner by the sea. It's that kind of style that looks like you barely tried, but in the best way possible! It's so chic and easy, you'll want to wear it every single day.

The look: So, what's happening here is a beautiful, textured braid that's been casually twisted and secured with a gorgeous claw clip. The braid isn't super tight or perfect; it has a bit of looseness that adds to that effortless feel. We're talking about a sort of French braid or Dutch braid technique at the start, gathering the hair towards the nape of the neck. Then, the rest of the hair is gathered into a soft bun or twist, and that's where the magic of the claw clip comes in to hold it all together. Some soft, wispy pieces are left out around the face and at the nape to frame everything perfectly.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with hair that has a bit of texture, maybe from the day before or by adding some sea salt spray to damp hair and scrunching it.
• Next, I take a section of hair from the top and start a loose French or Dutch braid, bringing in small pieces as I go, all the way down to where I want the twist to start.
• Once the braid is done, I gather all the remaining hair, including the end of the braid, and twist it loosely into a low bun at the nape of your neck.
• Gently pull on the sides of the braid and the bun to create that lovely, undone texture. This is key for the relaxed look!
• Finally, pop in your favorite stylish claw clip – a tortoise shell one like this is just divine – to secure the twist. Leave a few strands loose around your face and maybe a little one at the back to soften the whole look.

Pro tips: This style works beautifully on medium to long hair and is fantastic for anyone with waves or curls, as it enhances that natural texture. If your hair is super straight, a little texturizing spray or some light waves beforehand will be your best friend! I love adding a pretty, resin or tortoise shell claw clip, but any decorative clip would look amazing. For it to last, don't be afraid to use a little hairspray once it's all done, especially on those wispy bits you've pulled out, to keep them just so. It's the perfect blend of polished and playful!

The overview: Oh, I just adore this look! It’s the perfect blend of classic elegance and sweet femininity, don't you think? It reminds me of those dreamy beach days where everything just feels so effortless and beautiful. This hairstyle has such a chic, put-together vibe, but it’s also so soft and romantic. It's that perfect finishing touch for a lovely day out, especially with the ocean breeze and sunset colors in the background!

The look: Looking at the hair itself, it's a super sleek, low ponytail. I love how smoothly it's pulled back from the hairline, with no flyaways in sight. The ponytail is gathered right at the nape of the neck, giving it a very sophisticated and polished appearance. It’s a simple style, but the clean lines make it look so intentional and chic. The hair appears to be perfectly straight and smooth, which really lets the accessory pop.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I always start with smooth, clean hair. If your hair has a bit of wave, I'd suggest blow-drying it straight or using a flat iron to get it super sleek.
• Next, gather all your hair at the nape of your neck. I like to make sure it's as smooth as possible as I bring it back, using a brush or a fine-tooth comb.
• Secure the ponytail with a clear elastic or one that matches your hair color. Make sure it's nice and snug, but not so tight that it's uncomfortable.
• Now for the fun part – the ribbon! I'd take a beautiful, delicate ribbon, like this lovely blush pink one, and tie it around the base of the ponytail, right over the elastic.
• You can tie it into a sweet bow, letting the ends hang down. I love how this ribbon has a soft, flowing texture that adds movement and romance to the look.

Pro tips: This style is absolutely gorgeous on medium to long hair, and it works wonderfully for most hair types, especially if you're looking for a polished finish. It really shines on straight or wavy hair, but even with curly hair, a little smoothing beforehand can achieve this sleek effect. For accessories, you could totally switch up the ribbon for a velvet one in fall or a silky satin one for a more luxurious feel. My pro tip? To make sure your ponytail stays smooth all day, a light mist of hairspray on your brush before you gather your hair can work wonders. And for that extra polish, a tiny bit of serum on the ponytail itself will add a beautiful sheen!

The overview: Hello, gorgeous! I'm so excited to share this look with you today. Imagine the perfect beach day, wind in your hair, and that carefree, sun-kissed glow. This hairstyle captures that exact feeling! It’s all about embracing natural texture and letting your hair do its thing, with a little help from me, of course.

The look: We've got a beautiful mid-length cut here, falling just around the shoulders. The key is the soft, lived-in layers throughout. They aren't too sharp or dramatic, just enough to give the hair movement and shape. The color is a gorgeous blend of natural tones with subtle, sun-kissed highlights that really pop when the light hits them. It’s that perfect, no-fuss, 'I woke up like this' kind of vibe.

Step by step tutorial:

• Start with damp hair after washing. I like to use a sea salt spray for that authentic beachy texture.
• Gently scrunch the product through your hair from the ends up to the roots. Don't over-scrunch, we want soft waves, not frizz!
• If you have time, I love to twist sections of the hair loosely and let them air dry. This really helps to set the wave pattern.
• Once your hair is dry, gently shake out the twists. You can use your fingers to break up any clumps and define the waves.
• For extra hold and shine, a light mist of hairspray or a touch of texturizing cream can be your best friend.

Pro tips: This style is perfect for almost anyone, but it really shines on hair that has a natural wave or curl to it already. If your hair is super straight, you might need to use a curling wand on larger sections to get a similar effect. Accessories? A simple bandana or a few delicate clips can add an extra touch of boho chic! My pro tip for making these waves last? Sleep with your hair in a loose braid or a pineapple bun. When you wake up, just give it a gentle shake and maybe a spritz of dry shampoo at the roots.

The overview: Oh, this look just screams romance and beachy elegance! It's like a little bit of vintage charm mixed with that effortless, windswept vibe. I imagine this on a beautiful sunset stroll along the shore, don't you? It's so perfect for a special occasion, or even just when you want to feel a little extra special.

The look: So, what we have here is a stunning braided bun that's been artfully shaped to look like a blooming rose. The braid itself looks like a classic three-strand, but it's coiled and tucked in a way that creates these beautiful petal-like textures. I love how the strands are slightly loose, giving it that soft, undone feel, rather than super tight and stiff. It’s a low bun, sitting right at the nape of the neck, which is so chic and timeless.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I’d start by prepping your hair with a little texturizing spray or sea salt spray. This gives the hair some grip, especially if it’s a bit slippery.
• Next, gather your hair into a low ponytail at the nape of your neck. Make it smooth but not too tight, so you still have some softness around your face.
• Now, section that ponytail into three equal parts and create a simple three-strand braid all the way down. Don't worry about making it super tight; a little looseness is good for this look.
• Once the braid is done, gently pancake it by pulling the edges apart to make it wider and softer. This is key for that rose petal effect!
• Now for the fun part: coil that braid around the base of your ponytail, starting from the outside and working your way in, tucking the end underneath as you go. Pin it securely with bobby pins as you coil.
• Once the rose shape is formed and feels secure, you can pull out a few little face-framing pieces around your ears and temples for that soft, effortless vibe.
• Finally, add a delicate pearl pin right in the center or to the side of the bun. It’s the perfect little detail to complete this romantic look!

Pro tips: This updo works beautifully on medium to long hair. It's especially forgiving on hair that has a bit of natural wave or texture, as it helps with the braiding and holding the shape. If your hair is very fine or straight, I'd definitely recommend using those texturizing products I mentioned to give it some body. You could totally add a delicate floral accessory instead of the pearl pin for an even more bohemian feel, or a sparkly hairpin if you're going for more glam. My pro tip? Make sure you secure it well with pins as you go, and a light mist of hairspray at the end will help keep those little tendrils in place without making it stiff. Enjoy feeling gorgeous!

The overview: Hey there, beach lovers! I just had to share this look with you. It's that perfect, windswept style you get after a day by the ocean, but even better. This cut and style are all about feeling free and looking effortlessly cool. It's the kind of hair that says, "I woke up like this," and I absolutely adore it.

The look: So, what we have here is a lovely lob, which is a long bob. But it's not just any lob! The ends are texturized, meaning they're not blunt. This gives it that slightly choppy, lived-in feel. And the waves? They’re soft and messy, like they’ve been kissed by the sea breeze. They're not perfect curls, but more like natural bends that add so much movement and volume. The color is a beautiful sun-kissed blonde, with lighter pieces that just scream summer.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with damp hair. If your hair is dry, just spritz it with some water.
• Next, grab a texturizing spray or sea salt spray. This is key for that gritty, beachy texture. Spray it all over, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends.
• Now, gently scrunch your hair. Use your hands to bunch up sections of your hair, from the bottom up. This helps create those natural-looking waves.
• If you have a bit more time, you can twist some sections of your hair loosely and let them air dry or gently blast them with a diffuser on a low heat setting.
• Once it's dry, I like to mess it up even more with my fingers. Just run your fingers through it to break up any clumps and make it look perfectly imperfect.
• A little more spray for hold, and you're good to go!

Pro tips: This style is fantastic for most hair types, but it really shines on those with a natural wave or texture. If you have super straight hair, don't worry! You can still achieve this with the right products and a little help from a curling wand for those messy waves. I love to pair this look with simple accessories, like a cute shell necklace or a bandanna tied around the head for an extra boho vibe. My pro tip? Don't overthink it! The beauty of this style is its casual nature. A little product, some scrunching, and letting the wind do its thing is all you really need. It’s the ultimate low-maintenance, high-style look for any beach day – or any day, really!

The overview: Hey there, beach lovers! I'm so excited to share this look with you. It's all about that relaxed, carefree vibe that screams summer. Picture this: you're heading to the beach, the sun is shining, and you want a hairstyle that's super cute but totally fuss-free. This is it! It’s the perfect blend of messy and chic, with a touch of playful nautical style. I just love how it comes together!

The look: So, what we're looking at here is a loosely gathered updo, often called a messy bun, but with an extra twist. It's not perfectly smooth; instead, it has lots of little wisps and pieces intentionally falling out, giving it that 'just rolled out of bed' kind of charm. The real star is the bandana. It's a navy blue one with cute white nautical symbols like anchors and shells. I've folded it to sit right at the hairline and tied it in a sweet knot at the top, creating a playful bow effect that just frames the face perfectly. This adds a pop of pattern and color that really elevates the whole look.

Step by step tutorial:

• First things first, I like to start with hair that has a little bit of texture, maybe day-old hair or hair that's been lightly waved. This helps the updo hold better and gives it that natural, messy feel.
• Next, I gather all your hair into a high ponytail, but don't make it too tight! We want it to be loose and voluminous.
• Then, I twist the ponytail loosely and start wrapping it around the base, creating a bun shape. I don't aim for perfection here; in fact, the more imperfect, the better!
• As I'm wrapping, I pull out a few strands around your face and near the nape of your neck. These little pieces add softness and that signature messy-chic look.
• Now for the fun part: the bandana! Fold your bandana into a strip. Place it across your forehead, just above your eyebrows, and bring the ends up to the crown of your head.
• Tie the ends in a knot or a bow right at the top. Adjust it so it looks cute and secure, with the pattern facing forward.
• Finally, give everything a little tug and adjust those face-framing pieces. A light mist of texturizing spray or hairspray can help keep it in place, but remember, we want it to look effortlessly undone!

Pro tips: This style is fantastic for almost any hair type, especially if you have medium to long hair. It's a lifesaver for second-day hair when you don't have time for a full wash and style. If you have finer hair, a little texturizing spray or dry shampoo at the roots can give you that extra grip and volume needed to make the updo really pop. For accessories, besides a cute bandana like this, you could also try a colorful scarf or even a wide fabric headband. Gold hoop earrings, like the ones in the picture, are the perfect finishing touch to add a little glam. My pro tip? Don't overthink it! The beauty of this look is its relaxed nature. Embrace the flyaways and the imperfect twists. That's what makes it so charming and perfect for a day by the sea. A light holding spray will keep it from falling apart completely without making it stiff. Enjoy your beach day!

The overview: Oh, this look is just pure sunshine and good vibes! Imagine you're walking along the beach at golden hour, your hair catching the last rays of sun. It's relaxed, a little undone, but totally put together. It’s that perfect, effortless style that just screams summer fun and carefree days.

The look: We've got these gorgeous, soft waves that are super popular, and they really give off that 'just came from the ocean' feel. They're not tight curls, but more like gentle bends that add a ton of movement. The length is all one piece, which helps those waves flow beautifully from top to bottom. And then there's this super cute little gold chain with dainty charms woven through the hair – it’s like a subtle whisper of sparkle that just elevates the whole look without being overpowering.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with damp hair. If your hair is dry, just give it a light mist with water.
• Next, grab your favorite texturizing spray or sea salt spray. I love one that gives a bit of grit, like I've actually been to the beach!
• Scrunch that spray all through your hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends. You want to encourage those natural waves and add some body.
• Now, the key is to let it air dry as much as possible. If you're in a hurry, use a diffuser on a low heat setting and a gentle speed.
• Once it's mostly dry, you can enhance the waves a bit more. I like to use a large barrel curling iron or wand and wrap random sections, just for a second, to give them a little extra definition. Don't overdo it, we want it to look natural!
• Finally, for that extra touch, take a delicate gold chain, like the one in the picture, and gently weave it through a section of your hair. You can pin it in place discreetly at the back. It's all about that subtle, beautiful detail.

Pro tips: This look is amazing for almost all hair types, especially if you have a bit of natural wave or texture already. It's fantastic for medium to long hair, as it gives the waves plenty of room to shine. If your hair is super straight, don't worry! A good texturizing spray and a curling wand will be your best friends. For accessories, think delicate! A thin gold or silver chain, tiny charms, or even a small pearl clip would look stunning. My pro tip to make these waves last? Sleep on a silk pillowcase and tie your hair up loosely in a 'pineapple' at night. In the morning, just give it a shake and maybe a spritz of refresh spray.

The overview: Hey there, beach lovers! I'm so excited to share this look with you today. It's all about embracing that free-spirited, boho vibe that just screams vacation. Think of sun-kissed days, ocean breezes, and the ultimate relaxed style. This hairstyle is perfect for feeling effortlessly chic while enjoying your time by the sea or just dreaming of it!

The look: We're talking about a beautiful mix of braided styles here. The main look features box braids, but with a twist! Some sections are braided tightly, while others are left a bit looser and more textured, giving it that lived-in, natural feel. What really makes it special are the ends of some braids – they're left to flow freely, with gorgeous, soft waves. This contrast between the neat braids and the loose ends adds so much dimension and movement.

Step by step tutorial:

• Start with clean, dry hair. If your hair is super smooth, I like to add a little texturizing spray for grip.
• Part your hair into sections like you would for regular box braids. The size of the sections will determine the thickness of your braids.
• Begin braiding each section, making sure to add braiding hair for length and volume if you like. I love using hair that has a bit of a natural wave to it for this look.
• As you get towards the end of most braids, braid them all the way down and secure with a band. For those 'free-flow' ends, stop braiding a few inches from the tip, leaving the rest of the hair out.
• Gently pull apart some of the braided sections and the loose ends to create a fuller, more relaxed look. You can even use a little curling iron to add a few loose waves to the free ends.
• Now for the fun part! Weave in your shell charms and wooden beads. I like to wrap them around the braids using a thin piece of thread or string, or even just gently slide them onto the loose strands.

Pro tips: This style is absolutely amazing for anyone with medium to thick hair, but it can be adapted for finer hair too by using extensions. It’s fantastic for those with natural waves or curls, as it complements the texture beautifully. For accessories, besides shells and beads, you could add some dainty gold or silver wire wraps for an extra sparkle. My pro tip for making this last? Sleep in a silk bonnet or scarf to keep the braids neat and prevent frizz. And don't be afraid to refresh the texture of the loose ends with a bit of sea salt spray each day!

The overview: Oh, I just LOVE this look! It’s pure beach magic, isn't it? Imagine the warm sun, the sound of the waves, and this stunning hairstyle gracing your head. It’s the perfect blend of romantic and effortlessly chic, like something straight out of a dreamy summer fairytale. This is the kind of hairstyle that makes you feel like a bohemian goddess, totally at one with nature and looking absolutely gorgeous doing it. It’s a style that whispers ‘vacation’ and ‘celebration’ all at once, and I'm here for it!

The look: So, what we're seeing here is this beautiful braided crown that wraps around the head. It starts with a classic three-strand braid, really neatly done but with a touch of softness to it. This braid then curves around, forming a sort of halo or crown effect. Instead of ending there, the rest of the hair is gathered into a low, chignon-style bun at the nape of the neck, and the braid is intricately woven into or around it. The texture is lovely – you can see some beautiful dimension from the braiding and the way the hair catches the light. It’s structured enough to stay put but looks soft and romantic, especially with those little touches of daisies.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I'd start with hair that has a little bit of texture, maybe from the day before or with a light texturizing spray. This helps the braids grip better and gives that effortless feel.
• Next, I like to create a deep side part, or even a center part depending on what frames your face best. This helps with sectioning for the braids.
• Now, I'd take a good chunk of hair from one side, near your temple, and start a classic three-strand braid. Keep it snug but not super tight. We want that soft, romantic look.
• As you braid down, you'll gently curve it up and around your head, like you're creating a crown. Secure it temporarily with a bobby pin as you go, making sure it lays smoothly.
• Repeat the same process on the other side, bringing the second braid around to meet the first one at the back.
• Gather all your hair, including the ends of your braids, into a low ponytail at the nape of your neck.
• Twist and coil the ponytail to form a beautiful, messy-chic bun. Tuck in the ends and secure with bobby pins until it feels firm.
• Now for the magic touch! Gently weave the braids you created earlier around or into the bun, pinning them in place to create that seamless crown effect. You can also wrap the ends of the braids around the bun for extra detail.
• Finally, I love to tuck in some cute little daisies or other small flowers all around the bun and into the braids. This really elevates the bohemian, natural vibe.

Pro tips: This hairstyle is absolutely stunning on medium to long hair, especially if you have a bit of natural wave or texture. It works beautifully for fine hair if you add some texturizing spray beforehand to give it grip. For thicker hair, it's gorgeous as is, but make sure you're using strong enough pins! Accessorizing is key here! The little daisies are just darling, but you could also use small sprigs of baby's breath, tiny seashells, or even delicate pearl pins to match your vibe. My pro tip for making this last all day and night? Once the bun is secure, give the whole style a light mist of flexible-hold hairspray. This keeps everything in place without making it stiff, so you can dance, walk on the beach, and enjoy yourself without worrying about your hair falling flat. Plus, a little spritz right after you've placed the flowers helps them stay put!

The overview: Hey there, beach lovers! I just have to share this absolutely dreamy look with you. It’s the perfect vibe for a sunny day by the sea, giving off those effortless, bohemian, and free-spirited feels. It’s like capturing a little piece of the ocean and wearing it in your hair!

The look: This style is all about a beautifully executed French braid that starts right from the top of the head, gathering hair smoothly as it goes down the side. The braid itself is a classic three-strand, but I like to pull it out just a tiny bit to give it a softer, fuller, and more textured look. You can see the strands are loose and airy, which is key for that relaxed, beachy feel.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with slightly wavy or second-day hair. If your hair is too clean, it can be a bit slippery, so a little texture spray or dry shampoo works wonders!
• Then, I part the hair to one side. This just gives the braid a nice flow and a bit of asymmetry, which I love for this look.
• Next, I begin a French braid starting from the top of the head, taking small sections and incorporating hair from the top and sides as I go down.
• As I braid, I gently pull out small pieces of the braid. This step is super important to get that soft, full, and slightly messy look. Don't be afraid to really loosen it up!
• Once the braid is done and secured at the bottom, I like to weave in little hair charms or beads. For this look, I chose some gorgeous shell beads and small gold hoops to really enhance that beachy, bohemian vibe. Just slide them onto the strands of the braid and secure them with a tiny clear elastic if needed.
• Finally, a light mist of sea salt spray will give it that authentic beach-tousled finish. You can also tuck a few face-framing pieces to soften the look around your face.

Pro tips: This braid looks amazing on most hair types, especially if you have medium to long hair. It works particularly well on wavy or textured hair, as it holds the braid and the pulled-out pieces better. For finer hair, I’d recommend using a volumizing mousse before you start braiding. You can totally play with accessories here – think small shells, wooden beads, or even delicate gold charms. To make it last all day, a good quality texturizing spray and a flexible hold hairspray are your best friends. A little spritz at the end will keep those wisps in place without making it stiff.

The overview: Oh, I just LOVE this look! It totally screams carefree beach vibes, doesn't it? This is that perfect hairstyle for when you're feeling a little bit bohemian, a little bit goddess, and all about that relaxed, sun-kissed life. It's like you just stepped out of a dream, ready for a bonfire on the beach.

The look: Okay, let's talk about what's happening here. We've got this beautiful crown braid that wraps around the head, almost like a halo. It's not super tight, giving it that soft, effortless feel. Then, it flows into a loose, slightly undone braid down the back. See how the texture in the hair is a bit wavy and natural? That's key to making this braid look so free-spirited and not too 'done'.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with hair that has a bit of texture, maybe from a day-old wash or a light wave spray. You want it to have grip!
• Next, I take a section of hair from one side, near your temple, and start a simple three-strand braid, bringing it across the top of your head.
• As you braid, keep adding small pieces of hair from the front, just like you're doing a Dutch braid or a French braid along your hairline, so it forms that crown shape.
• Continue this all the way around until you meet the other side of your head. Then, just connect it to the rest of your hair and start a regular braid with everything left.
• Don't pull it too tight! Gently tug on the edges of the crown braid and the tail braid to make them look fuller and more relaxed.
• Finally, add some cute beads and maybe a feather charm to the end of that tail braid for that extra boho touch!

Pro tips: This look is absolutely amazing on medium to long hair, especially if it has a natural wave or you can easily add some texture. It's also super forgiving if your braid isn't perfectly neat – that's part of its charm! For accessories, wooden beads, feathers, or even small shells woven in are just perfect. My pro tip? If you want it to last through a whole day of beach fun, a light mist of texturizing spray or dry shampoo before you start braiding can make a huge difference in hold!

The overview: Hey there, beach lovers! I'm obsessed with this effortless look we've got going on today. It's that perfect blend of relaxed waves and just a touch of glam, making you feel like a total beach goddess, even if you're just dreaming of the ocean. It's all about that natural, sun-kissed vibe with a little something special.

The look: So, what we're looking at here is a beautiful cut with lots of long layers. These layers help create that gorgeous movement and soft, flowing shape in the hair. It gives it that effortless, 'just walked off the beach' kind of feel. The ends are kept a bit longer, so they have that beautiful weight and cascade. And see how those face-framing pieces gently blend into the rest? That's key for that soft, approachable look.

Step by step tutorial:

• First things first, I love to start with damp hair. You can spritz on a sea salt spray or a texturizing spray all over – this is going to give us that amazing beachy texture.
• Next, I like to roughly twist sections of the hair. Don't overthink it! Just twist and let it hang. This helps create those soft, undone waves.
• If you have a little more time, you can even use a large barrel curling iron or wand to add some gentle waves, but make sure to leave the ends out for that more natural feel.
• Once your hair is mostly dry, gently shake out those twists or waves with your fingers. We don't want anything too perfect or uniform, remember, it's beachy!
• Finally, add a cute hair clip like this one on the side. Just slide it in to secure a little section of hair off your face. It’s the perfect finishing touch that adds a little sparkle and keeps everything looking polished yet playful.

Pro tips: This look is absolutely perfect for anyone with medium to long hair, especially if you have a bit of natural wave or texture. If your hair is super straight, you might need a bit more product to hold those waves. For accessories, think gold or metallic clips, maybe some shell accents if you're feeling extra summery! My pro tip for making this last? A light-hold hairspray sprayed from a distance will keep those waves soft without making them crunchy. And don't be afraid to mess it up a little throughout the day – that's part of the charm!

The overview: How adorable is this look?! It's giving me major summer vibes, perfect for a day at the beach or just soaking up the sun. I love how playful and fun these bubble braids are, and the pastel elastics just make them pop! It’s a style that’s super easy to do but looks like you spent ages on it. Totally chasing that carefree, sunny-day feeling with this one!

The look: We're starting with a classic middle part, then dividing the hair into two main sections for pigtails. From there, it's all about creating those cute 'bubbles'! Instead of a traditional braid, we're using small elastics spaced out down each pigtail. The magic happens when you gently pull the hair between each elastic to create that rounded, puffy effect. I like to finish them off a bit wispy at the ends, so they feel relaxed and not too 'done'.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, make sure your hair is brushed smooth. I usually start with dry hair, but a little bit of texturizing spray can help add some grip if your hair is super silky.
• Create a clean middle part all the way down the back of your head. This is key for that balanced look.
• Gather each side into two high pigtails, securing them with a basic elastic. Make sure they're nice and even!
• Now, for the fun part! Take a small elastic and tie off a section of hair a few inches down from the base of your first pigtail.
• Gently pull and 'pouf' the hair between the base elastic and the new elastic to create your first bubble. Don't pull too hard, you want it to look soft!
• Repeat this process all the way down each pigtail. I used about 3-4 elastics per side to get this look, depending on the length of the hair.
• For the ends, I like to leave them a little undone and wispy, just like this. You can tie off the very end with one last elastic, or just leave it free.

Pro tips: This style is super versatile and works wonderfully on most hair types, but it looks extra amazing on medium to long hair where you have enough length to create those distinct bubbles. Fine hair might need a little teasing or texturizing spray to give the 'bubbles' more volume. For accessories, you could totally switch out the elastics for some fun clips at the base of the pigtails or even add some delicate ribbons tied into bows at the ends! My pro tip? Don't aim for perfection! A few flyaways actually add to the relaxed, beachy vibe. And if your hair is prone to falling flat, a light mist of flexible hold hairspray will keep those bubbles looking plump all day long.

The overview: Hey there, gorgeous! I just love this look; it’s pure sunshine and effortless cool. Imagine yourself on a perfect beach day, hair catching the breeze with these soft waves and that adorable butterfly clip. It’s giving me all the happy, carefree vibes, and I think you’ll feel it too!

The look: So, what we have here is a beautiful half-up, half-down style. The top section is gently pulled back and secured, giving a lovely lift around the face. The rest of the hair cascades down in relaxed, beachy waves, adding volume and texture. It's all about that natural, undone feel, like you just stepped out of the ocean and dried off in the sun.

Step by step tutorial:

• Start with slightly damp or dry hair. If your hair is freshly washed, I like to add a little sea salt spray for that perfect texture.
• Take the top section of your hair, from your temples up. You can decide how much you want to pull back – a little or a lot!
• Gently twist or braid this top section. I usually do a loose twist to keep it soft and romantic.
• Secure the twisted or braided section at the back of your head. This is where the magic happens with a cute clip, like this darling butterfly one!
• Now, for the waves! If your hair isn't naturally wavy, use a curling wand on a medium setting to create loose, S-shaped waves throughout the rest of your hair. Don't make them too perfect; we want that messy, natural look.
• Once everything is styled, give it a gentle tousle with your fingers to break up the waves and make it look even more effortless. A light mist of flexible hairspray can help it hold, but honestly, a little movement is part of the charm!

Pro tips: This style is fantastic for almost everyone, but I especially love it on medium to long hair because you get that beautiful drape of waves. It works wonders for fine hair by adding the illusion of volume, and it’s a lifesaver for hair that’s a little flat. For accessories, beyond this cute butterfly clip, you could try a pearly barrette or even a small silk scrunchie for a softer look. My pro tip? Don't be afraid to embrace the imperfection! The messier and more natural, the better it looks. And for it to last, I always recommend a texture spray and avoiding over-brushing once it's styled.

The overview: Oh, I just adore this look! It's pure sunshine and good vibes captured in hair. Imagine a breezy day at the beach, golden hour light hitting your gorgeous curls – this is that moment! It's effortless, fun, and has this amazing retro feel that I’m obsessed with. It's perfect for when you want your beautiful natural texture to shine, but with a little something extra that says, "I'm ready for an adventure!"

The look: What we have here is a celebration of natural texture, specifically beautiful, healthy curls. There's no real cut happening to shape the curls themselves, it's all about letting them be. The magic really comes from how we've gathered a section of the hair at the back and tied it with this adorable, colorful scarf. It’s a half-up, half-down vibe, but with a playful, bohemian twist thanks to the scarf placement and knot.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, make sure your curls are hydrated and defined. I love using a good curl cream on damp hair for this.
• Next, decide which section you want to pull back. I usually go for a section from just above the ears, bringing it towards the back of the head.
• Gently gather that section, keeping the natural volume of your curls intact. Avoid pulling too tightly!
• Now for the fun part: take your cute scarf! Fold it into a long, narrow strip.
• Wrap the scarf around the base of your gathered hair, like you would a regular hair tie. Tie a secure knot.
• Fluff out any curls that might have gotten a bit squished, and make sure those scarf ends are sitting just right. You want them to frame your face beautifully.

Pro tips: This style is an absolute dream for anyone with natural waves or curls. The more texture, the better it looks! It really shines on medium to long hair, giving you enough length to work with for that lovely half-up effect. Accessories? Oh yes! Besides this lovely floral scarf, you could use a solid color silk scarf, a bandana, or even a fun scrunchie for a different vibe. My pro tip? Don't aim for perfection! The beauty of this style is its relaxed, slightly undone feel. A few wisps framing the face are totally welcome and add to the charm. And for extra hold, a light mist of flexible hairspray can help keep those curls bouncy all day long.

The overview: Hey there, gorgeous! I'm absolutely loving this look. It's got that perfect blend of effortless chic and relaxed beach vibes, don't you think? This style is all about that sun-kissed, I-just-spent-a-day-by-the-ocean feeling, but with a touch of polish.

The look: We're looking at a classic bob, hitting right around the jawline. It’s not super blunt, though! See how the ends have a soft, slightly textured feel? That's key for that effortless look. The layers are subtle, just enough to give it movement and shape, so it doesn't feel too heavy. And the color? Pure sunshine blonde, with those lovely natural-looking highlights that just scream summer.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with damp hair. If you've just washed it, gently towel dry it until it's not dripping wet.
• Next, I’d apply a sea salt spray or a texturizing mousse from the mid-lengths to the ends. This is what gives us that lovely, lived-in texture.
• Then, I'd use a blow dryer with a diffuser attachment, or even just let it air dry if you have the time. Scrunch your hair as you dry to enhance those natural waves.
• Once it's dry, or mostly dry, gently tousle it with your fingers to break up any stiffness and add more volume.
• Finally, add that cute clip to the side, just tucking a little bit of hair behind your ear. It’s the perfect finishing touch to keep things in place and add that extra bit of style.

Pro tips: This bob is fantastic for most hair types, but it really shines on fine to medium hair because it gives it that extra oomph. If you have thicker hair, you might want to ask your stylist for a few more subtle layers to keep it from feeling too heavy. Accessories are your best friend here! Think shell clips, tortoise clips, or even a simple barrette like this one. For making it last, I always recommend a little bit of dry shampoo at the roots if your hair tends to get oily, and a light-hold hairspray if you need a little extra staying power, especially on a windy day!

The overview: Hey there, beach lovers! I'm so excited to share this super easy, totally chic hairstyle that's perfect for those breezy days by the ocean, or honestly, any day you want a touch of effortless style. It's that perfect blend of practical and pretty, keeping your hair out of your face while looking like you spent ages on it. This look is all about that relaxed, sun-kissed vibe, and I just adore how it frames the face. It’s like a little vacation for your hair!

The look: So, what we have here is a classic half-up, half-down style, but with a little twist – literally! I've taken the top sections of hair, from just above the ears, and twisted them gently back. Instead of a ponytail, we're gathering them right at the crown. This creates a lovely soft volume at the top and keeps the hair smooth. Then, we secure it all with a cute tortoiseshell claw clip. The contrast of the clip against the hair color is just perfection!

Step by step tutorial:

• Start with dry or slightly damp hair. A little texture spray can give it some grip if your hair is super silky.
• Part your hair down the middle or slightly off to the side, whatever feels best for you.
• Take a section of hair from one side, starting around your temple or just above your ear.
• Gently twist this section backward, not too tight, you want it to look soft and relaxed.
• Bring that twisted section to the back of your head, towards the crown.
• Do the same with the section of hair on the other side, bringing it back to meet the first twist.
• Once both twists meet at the back, gather them together as if you were making a small half-ponytail.
• Secure this gathered section firmly with your favorite claw clip. Make sure it feels snug!
• Give a gentle tug on the twists and any loose pieces around your face to soften the look even more. Voila!

Pro tips: This style is fantastic for most hair types, especially if you have medium-length to long hair. It’s a lifesaver for fine hair as the twist adds a bit of visual volume. For thicker hair, ensure your clip is strong enough to hold everything securely. Accessories are your best friend here! Tortoiseshell clips, as you see, are timeless, but you could also use a sparkly one for a bit of glam or a matte pastel for a softer look. My pro tip for making it last all day? A touch of texturizing spray before you start styling and a little spritz of lightweight hairspray once it's done. It helps keep those twists in place without making your hair stiff. Enjoy your gorgeous, beach-ready hair!

The overview: Oh, I just love this look! It’s perfect for a breezy beach day, channeling that effortless, romantic vibe. It feels so fresh and youthful, like a breath of ocean air. This style is all about capturing that carefree spirit, but with a touch of polished elegance.

The look: This is a classic double Dutch braid, meaning the strands are crossed underneath each other, which makes the braid pop out and look really dimensional. I've done a clean part down the middle, creating two even braids that fall down the shoulders. The braids are done quite tightly near the scalp for a neat finish, but they get a little looser and softer towards the ends. It’s a beautiful way to show off texture and keep hair off the face.

Step by step tutorial:

• Start with slightly damp or dry hair. A little texture spray can help give grip!
• Part your hair neatly down the center, from your forehead all the way to the nape of your neck.
• Take one side and divide it into three equal sections at the front of your hairline.
• Begin a Dutch braid by crossing the right section under the middle, then the left section under the new middle.
• As you continue braiding, pick up small pieces of hair from the sides and add them into the sections before crossing them under.
• Keep the braid close to your scalp for that defined look. Keep pulling hair in until you reach the nape of your neck.
• Once all the hair is incorporated, finish with a regular three-strand braid all the way down to the ends.
• Secure the end with a hair tie. Repeat on the other side to create your second braid.
• Now for the magic! Gently tug on the edges of the braids to make them look a bit fuller and softer.
• Finally, add those adorable pearl pins near your ear or along the braid for a sweet, decorative touch.

Pro tips: This style works beautifully on most hair types, especially those with medium to thick hair, as it helps the braids hold their shape. If you have finer hair, a texturizing spray or dry shampoo at the roots can give you that extra hold and volume. For a touch of chic, try adding some dainty pearl pins or even a few small flowers woven into the braids. To make this last all day, especially on a humid day, a light mist of flexible-hold hairspray is your best friend!

The overview: Oh, this look just screams 'golden hour glow'! I absolutely adore how these soft, tousled waves capture that effortless beach vibe. It's perfect for when you want to feel relaxed yet totally put-together, like you just stepped off the sand after a perfect day. This style is all about that natural, sun-kissed beauty, and I think it’s just gorgeous.

The look: We've got some lovely, long layers here, which really help give the hair movement and shape. The waves are mostly through the mid-lengths and ends, giving it that lived-in, beachy texture. It’s not a super structured curl; it’s more of a gentle bend that looks completely natural. The color is also key – a beautiful mix of warm blonde tones that just catch the light perfectly, like ribbons of sunshine.

Step by step tutorial:

• Start with damp hair and apply a sea salt spray or a texturizing mousse all over. I love to scrunch it in to encourage those natural waves.
• If your hair isn't naturally wavy, you can use a large barrel curling iron or wand to create loose, bent-over curls. Just wrap sections around the barrel and release quickly to avoid a too-perfect curl.
• Once your hair is dry or you've finished curling, gently break up the waves with your fingers. You want it to look a bit messy and undone, so don't overwork it!
• For that special touch, I added a delicate gold chain hair accessory. Just gently place it around the crown, letting it fall slightly down one side. It adds just a hint of sparkle without being over the top.

Pro tips: This style works wonderfully for most hair types, especially if you have a bit of natural texture to begin with. It's also fantastic for those with medium to long hair, as it really allows the waves to shine. For finer hair, a good volumizing spray at the roots before styling can make a big difference. You could also try braiding a small section of hair and then releasing it for a more defined wave. To make this look last, a light-hold hairspray will keep the texture without making it stiff. And of course, a subtle hair chain like this is the perfect accessory for any beachy occasion!

The overview: Oh, I absolutely adore this look! It's pure beach goddess vibes, don't you think? That super sleek, straight hair just flows like silk down her back, giving off such a natural, effortless elegance. It’s the kind of hair that makes you want to run your fingers through it, perfect for a relaxed yet sophisticated beach day or even a dreamy wedding. It's all about that polished simplicity. The way the light catches the strands? Pure magic! It feels so fresh and clean, like a breath of ocean air. This hairstyle is a beautiful reminder that sometimes, less is truly more.

The look: What we have here is a classic one-length cut, or perhaps with very subtle, long layers that blend seamlessly. The key is that the ends are all pretty much the same length, creating that beautiful, solid line of hair. This gives it that gorgeous weight and smooth appearance. There's no real bulk or heaviness, though. It looks like the hair has been thinned out ever so slightly at the very ends to keep it from looking too blunt. The hair is parted right down the middle, which really emphasizes the symmetry and that super straight finish. It's all about that clean, sharp silhouette.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I always start with really clean, healthy hair. Make sure you’ve washed and conditioned it well.
• Next, apply a smoothing serum or a heat protectant spray all over. This is going to give you that super glossy finish and keep your hair safe from heat.
• Now, section your hair. I usually do four to six sections, depending on how thick your hair is.
• Using a really good flat iron, take small sections of hair and glide the iron down smoothly from root to tip. Go slow for the best results!
• Keep going until every strand is perfectly straight and super shiny.
• For that extra touch like in the picture, I love adding a delicate hair chain. Just place it across the top of your head, over your part, and let it drape down the sides. It adds just the right amount of sparkle without being over the top.

Pro tips: This sleek, straight look is absolutely stunning on most hair types, especially medium to thick hair that has a bit of natural weight to it. If your hair is very fine, you might need a bit more product to get it to lay this flat and smooth. It also works beautifully on straight, wavy, or even slightly curly hair if you're willing to put in the effort with the flat iron! Accessorizing is key here! The delicate gold chain with tiny beads in the photo is just perfection. It adds a bohemian, ethereal touch that I just can't get enough of. You could also try a simple metallic headband or even some tiny pearl pins. My pro tip? Make sure your flat iron is top-notch and set to the right temperature for your hair type to avoid damage. And don't forget a good finishing spray or a touch of hair oil to tame any flyaways and add that extra shine. This style looks best when it's freshly done, so if you're heading to the beach, a light-hold hairspray can help keep it looking sleek against the breeze.

The overview: Hello, beach lovers! I'm so excited to share this super cute and easy hairstyle with you all today. It's perfect for a breezy day by the ocean, keeping your hair out of your face while looking totally chic. I love how this look combines playful braids with a sleek finish. It’s a real showstopper that’s surprisingly simple to achieve!

The look: We've got two neat buns, each created from a single, tightly woven braid. The hair is parted down the middle, creating two clean sections from the forehead to the nape of the neck. From each section, a braid is formed, and then twisted into a bun. What really elevates this look are the minimalist gold cuffs that hug the base of each bun, adding a touch of sophisticated sparkle.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, make sure your hair is smooth. A little smoothing serum can help here if you have flyaways.
• Part your hair right down the middle, from your forehead all the way to the back of your neck.
• Gather one side into a ponytail and create a three-strand braid. Keep it nice and tight!
• Once braided, twist the braid around its base to form a neat bun. Secure it with bobby pins or a hair tie.
• Repeat the same braiding and bun process on the other side.
• Now for the fun part! Gently slide those chic gold cuffs onto the base of each bun. Adjust them so they sit snugly and look even.

Pro tips: This style works beautifully on medium to long hair, and it's fantastic for those with a bit of natural wave or even straight hair, as the braids give it great texture. If your hair is very fine, you might want to add a little texturizing spray before braiding to give it more grip. For accessories, keep it simple like these gold cuffs, or try some shell-shaped clips for an extra beachy vibe. To make sure your buns stay put, a light mist of hairspray is your best friend, especially on a windy day!

The overview: Hey there, sun-kissed beauties! I'm so excited to share this gorgeous look with you today. It's all about that effortless, put-together vibe, perfect for when you want to feel polished without trying too hard. Imagine yourself by the beach, looking chic and feeling cool, breezy, and totally fabulous. This hairstyle is just that – sophisticated, clean, and ready for anything your day throws at you!

The look: What I love about this style is its clean lines and beautiful texture. We've gathered all the hair into a super smooth, low ponytail first. Then, I twisted that ponytail and wrapped it around to form a neat, compact chignon right at the nape of the neck. The key here is that smooth finish, making sure there are no flyaways. It gives this classic bun a really refined and modern edge. And that little rope-like accent? It’s the perfect finishing touch that adds a bit of interest without being over the top.

Step by step tutorial:

• Start with smooth, brushed hair. If your hair is a bit slippery, a tiny bit of texturizing spray can help give it some grip.
• Gather all your hair into a low ponytail at the nape of your neck. Make sure it’s super smooth and sleek, using a fine-tooth comb if needed.
• Twist the ponytail tightly all the way down to the ends. Don't worry if it's not perfectly even; that's part of the charm!
• Now, wrap that twist around the base of your ponytail, coiling it to create a beautiful, round bun shape. Tuck the ends underneath securely.
• Use bobby pins that match your hair color to secure the bun in place. We want it to look like it's floating! A light mist of hairspray will keep everything in check.
• Finally, take a decorative cord or a thin rope-like hair tie and wrap it around the base of the chignon. This is the pop of detail that elevates the whole look!

Pro tips: This chignon is fantastic for most hair types, especially medium to long hair. It works wonderfully for fine hair because the twist adds visual thickness, and it's a lifesaver for thicker hair by keeping everything contained and looking neat. For accessories, besides the rope accent, you could use a delicate chain or even a thin silk scarf woven around the bun for a touch of bohemian flair. My pro tip for making this last all day, from a beach stroll to an evening out? Make sure to really secure those pins and use a good quality hairspray. A little smoothing serum before you start can also help combat any frizz, ensuring that sleek finish stays put!

The overview: Hey beach lovers! I’m so excited to share this look with you today. It’s all about that relaxed, carefree vibe that screams ‘summer vacation.’

The look: This style features gentle, lived-in waves that look like you just came from the ocean. The hair is mostly down, with just the top section pulled back, creating a soft, face-framing effect. We've added a super cute scrunchie with a nautical stripe and seashell pattern to tie it all together.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I like to start with slightly damp or dry hair. If your hair is freshly washed, I recommend using a sea salt spray to give it that perfect beachy texture.
• Next, I grab about a two-inch section of hair from the front, on one side, and gently pull it back, securing it loosely near the crown. You want it to look a bit messy, not too perfect!
• Now for the fun part: the scrunchie! I like to use a generously sized scrunchie, like this adorable nautical one, to add a pop of color and fun. Wrap it around the small ponytail you just created.
• Finally, I gently pull out a few small strands around the face to soften the look. A little tousle here and there is key to achieving that effortless, 'I woke up like this' beach glow.

Pro tips: This look is perfect for anyone with medium to long hair, especially those with natural waves or curls. It works beautifully on fine, medium, and even thick hair textures because the scrunchie adds volume and a playful element. For extra hold, you can mist with a light-hold hairspray. And don't be afraid to experiment with different scrunchie patterns – think florals, polka dots, or even solid colors to match your outfit!

The overview: This look is pure vacation vibes! I just love how it brings together that effortless, bohemian feel with a touch of playful elegance. It’s perfect for when you want to feel a little special, like you're heading to a beach party or a tropical getaway, but still want that easy, breezy style. It's romantic and free-spirited all at once!

The look: Okay, so what we've got here is a really cool take on a braided half-updo. We start by creating two little braided sections near the temples, which are then brought back and twisted or tied together to form a kind of crown effect at the back. From there, it transitions into a beautiful, loose waterfall braid that cascades down. The magic is in how the strands are pulled apart to make it look fuller and more textured, giving it that relaxed, undone look. The soft waves throughout the rest of the hair really complement the braid and add to the overall dreamy feel.

Step by step tutorial:

• First, I always like to start with hair that has a bit of texture. If your hair is freshly washed and super smooth, I recommend a light sea salt spray or a texturizing dry shampoo all over.
• Next, part your hair down the middle or slightly off to the side, whatever feels most like you!
• Take a small section of hair from one side, right near your temple, and create a simple three-strand braid. Bring this braid back towards the center of your head.
• Repeat on the other side, bringing that second braid back to meet the first one. You can tie them together with a clear elastic or twist them into a little knot.
• Now for the waterfall braid! Starting just below where you tied the first braids, take a section of hair and divide it into three strands. Begin a normal braid, but as you cross each strand over, drop the bottom strand and pick up a new piece of hair from underneath to replace it. This is what creates the 'waterfall' effect!
• Continue this waterfall braiding technique all the way down. Don't pull it too tight – we want it to look loose and airy.
• Once the braid is done, gently pull apart the sections of the braid to make it look wider and more voluminous. This is key for that boho look!
• Finally, add a few pretty fresh flowers like plumeria or daisies tucked into the braid. It just takes it to that next level of tropical perfection!

Pro tips: This style works beautifully on medium to long hair, especially if you have some natural waves or curls. It’s also fantastic for adding some interest to finer hair because pulling out the braid makes it look so much fuller. If you don't have flowers handy, try some delicate hair pins or even a thin ribbon woven into the braid. My best tip for making this last all day and night? A light mist of flexible hold hairspray. It keeps everything in place without making it stiff. It’s the perfect blend of undone chic and polished style, ready for any adventure!