Q&A for How to Get Beach Wavy Hair Without Heat

Perhaps you can use leave-in conditioner and a small amount of a light styling gel or mousse.

Begin to use products that fight against frizz (product may state "frizz-control" or something similar), use sulfate free shampoos, and use a t-shirt or a microfiber towel to remove excess water after shampooing. Applying a serum to the hair should help as well.

It can last about two days if it takes well. However, for some hair types, the waves can fall out within a few hours. Really, the duration lasts on your hair type, the humidity or lack of it and the wind.

It depends on what type of hair you have. If your hair is thin, it will take a shorter amount of time to dry than someone with thicker hair.

You can gently blow dry your hair. It will give your curls some texture.

You could make this mixture of two tablespoons of salt in half a litre of warm water. Pour it over your hair after shampooing and don't rinse it out.

You can use mousse. Apply when your hair is wet/damp, but don't apply a lot, or your hair will not have a thick, bouncy look to it.

Do quick loose curls with an iron, or do one of these methods overnight and take it out quickly in the morning.

There is no fast way without heat. Planning ahead is your best option, by twisting wet/damp hair around a headband and creating a "crown", then leaving it in while you sleep and wake up with beautiful curls.

Massage coconut oil into your hair to make it thinner and then wash it out then straighten your hair before carrying out these steps.

Part your hair into sections and braid it. Or, if you have time, curl it in lose curls.

You can apply a mousse to your hair while it's damp. If you don't have a mousse, you can use foamy soap as an alternative.

You can braid your hair, and then get a straightener and clamp down on the braids for a few seconds. Repeat all over your hair and then take the braids out.

You can use sugar water. Mix water and some sugar, pour it into a spray bottle, and shake frequently while using. The more sugar you add, the stronger the spray is.