The 80s hairstyle that is replacing today's regal curls
telegraph.co.ukA post shared by Chris Appleton (@chrisappleton1)“After crimping, instead of brushing your hair, use your fingers to comb it through and use some serum,” adds Pruszek. “You could easily crimp your hair before going to sleep so the next day it will look a little more ‘lived-in’.”For those without a crimping tool, you can use a hair straightening iron if you have one.
This is the technique that celebrity hairdresser George Northwood employs, to create his signature tousled ‘S’ wave hairstyle.
Babyliss Deep Waves Waver, £45, boots.com; Flat Iron, £55, georgenorthwood.com; L'Oreal Elnett Hairspray Strong Hold, £2.60, boots.comStart by sectioning the hair from the crown, and clip away the top section so you can start to wave the underneath of the hair.
Take a two inch section and as you pass the hair straightener down the hair, move it in a zig-zag shape. This creates the ‘S’ wave.
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