Guest Blogger: Easy, Beachy Waves
December 8, 2010 at 10:00 am , by Mandy Hendrix
Editor’s note: Karen is a California-based beauty blogger. Check her out at makeupandbeautyblog.com
So maybe Mother Nature, aka The Queen of Coif, was a little stingy in the beachy waves department. No worries. You can still take that stick straight mane into the wavy zone with the Revlon Perfect Heat 3 Barrel Deep Waver Styling Curling Iron ($25).
With 30 heat settings, you’re sure to find at least one that works for you, and when you do you won’t have to wait long. The device, which looks like three jumbo curling irons attached together at the sides and works kinda like one of those big crimping irons from the ’80s (remember those?), heats up in less than a minute.
And it’s a breeze to use. Just place a chunk of hair into the Deep Waver, and let the heat go to work. After about 30 seconds, slide the device about two inches further down the same chunk of hair, and repeat the process of waiting and sliding until you reach the ends. Tada! Easy beachy waves.
I like the Deep Waver by itself, but I love it combined with a good heat protecting spray like TRESemme Heat Tamer Spray ($5) and a styling spray like Big Sexy Hair Spritz & Stay ($15). The trio work wavy wonders together, helping waves stay put all day long while remaining touchable and soft.
I have shoulder-length thick hair, and the whole styling shebang takes me about 15 minutes to do. If your hair is thinner and/or shorter, it should take you even less.
If you’re a little gal, the Deep Waver is quite a handful. It can be a little hard to wield, so be careful not to burn yourself when using it around your ears and neck.
Categories: Beauty, Ladies' Lounge | Tags: beach waves, Karen Monterichard, makeup and beauty blog, Revlon, Tresemme | 13 Comments
13 Responses to “Guest Blogger: Easy, Beachy Waves”








Written on December 8, 2010 at 10:12 am, by crazyupload
Very interesting post. Just wanted to comment and let u know that realy its really cool.
Written on December 8, 2010 at 10:26 am, by Karen
Thanks for the opportunity to guest post, Mandy!
Written on December 8, 2010 at 10:45 am, by Mandy
I love the results! You make it look so easy, Karen!
Written on December 8, 2010 at 11:38 am, by Fang
Heat protecting spray sounds like a great idea for that thing!
Written on December 8, 2010 at 2:58 pm, by Erica
Love the amount of volume you were able to create. This is a must-try in my book!
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Written on December 9, 2010 at 1:44 am, by Laura
Good gracious, that thing is wild looking! I’m pretty intimidated. :/
Written on December 9, 2010 at 1:56 am, by Karen
Hi Laura,
It does look scary, but it’s still surprisingly easy to use despite the size. Have you ever used a crimper before? This is like a super sized version.
Written on December 9, 2010 at 2:00 am, by Karen
Hi Erica,
I hope you try it! If you want even *more* volume, you could also spray some dry shampoo at the roots before you start deep waving for even more lift. Batiste makes a pretty good one for about $5.
Written on December 9, 2010 at 2:01 am, by Karen
Hi Fang,
Yeah, it is. That thing gets hot!
The one by Tresemme is awesome, btw. It’s really affordable and it works.
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