Next, add a heat protectant to protect your hair from heat damage and also to add some hydration which also helps with locking in curls and waves. This hair waver also has a digital screen that’s easy to read, even though it is on the smaller side. After fully flat-ironing her short hair, she works section by section, rolling her flat iron forward and backward down her hair to create a crimped-like wave.

Here's my hack: I make sure to start the first press close to my roots, lifting my hair from the bottom to fake fullness. I'm very satisfied with the results I get with this Iron although there are a couple of things I don't like.

All you need to do is dry and detangle your hair, divide it into sections, hold the waver’s steam vents away from the scalp and move the waver according to you. Now that you’re officially hooked, keep scrolling for a full breakdown of the best hair wavers to try now, along with tips on how to enhance your wavy hair and how to choose the best hair waver for your hair type, below. This is pretty much the same hairstyle you accidentally created as a kid after a day on the beach, but now, it’s a short-hair lewk. I was also intrigued as this curling wand works more like a curler but also does a great hair-waving job and I’ve heard is amongst the best deep wavers for moist hair.

It’s a very flimsy hair waver with an unusual clamp that makes it very difficult to maneuver through hair— I couldn’t even get a great grip on it.But because it's (a) getting colder out, and (b) I don't have three (plus) hours to spend at the beach every day, I had to figure out how to recreate the look at home. Yes, but it may require a bit of experimentation to find the right technique for your specific hair type,” says Landsberg. When presented with the opportunity to test a slew of products that all promised to deliver the results I’ve sought, I jumped at it.