BIKINI - B E A C H H A I R

semi-dry 

 I remember when I would do everything in my power not to get my hair wet at the beach.  It would take me like an hour to get my hair "beach ready" so why would I want to ruin it with one big woosh of a wave?  But sometimes the inevitable happens and a cute boy splashes you or thinks it is funny to hold you under the water just to get you wet.  And from this I learned, salt water does wonder's to your hair.  As you exit the ocean, run your fingers through both sides of your hair, "style" it as you would dry hair and then as you walk back towards your towel, looking oh so glorious from your dip, scrunch the ends.   The more you scrunch the "wavier" your wet hair will become and the "drowned rat" look will be gone.  As your hair dries naturally in the sun you will have such pretty beach hair.    Now, if you are not near an ocean, lying on on a roof top somewhere in the city and you want to get "beach hair," here's how you can do it with a few ingredients from your kitchen/bathroom.

Beach Hair Spritz

     1.  Plastic Spray Bottle
     2.  10 ounces tap water
     3.  10 tsp of fine crystal Sea Salt
     4.  2 tsp of conditioner - I use coconut of course but anything will work
     5.  Juice from one lemon
     5.  A dollop of hair gel

Mix water and salt together in spray bottle and shake vigorously - you want the salt to be totally   dissolved.  Add conditioner and hair gel and lemon (if you don't want sun kissed hilites leave the lemon juice out) give it a quick shake again to mix it all up.  Spritz onto damp or wet hair and scrunch per above. Let the sun do it's thing and you will look oh so pretty.

P.S.  When spritzing make sure you don't get it in your eyes!

xoxo,

Windsor