Beach hair typically conjures visions of bouncing tresses crisped by lashings of sea water and a gentle breeze. If, an hour into your holidays, your hair is more Monica from Friends than mermaid, a bit of shrewd pre-planning is a good idea. Recreate the fuss-free waves seen at Adam Selman with a rich conditioning mask the night before and a dollop of oil post-dip, or fake it with sea salt spray.
Get the look
1. Show Beauty Pure Treatment Oil £51, harveynichols.com
2. Starskin Coco-nuts Hot Oil Hair Mask £8.50, beautybay.com
3. Diptyque Eau des Sens Hair Mist £36, selfridges.com
4. David Mallett Salt Spray £28, net-a-porter.com
5. John Frieda Beach Blonde Sea Waves Sea Salt Spray £6.99, boots.com
6. Herbivore Sea Mist £10, spacenk.com
7. Kerastase Soleil Masque UV Defense Active £31.70, kerastase.co.uk
8. Ouai Dry Shampoo Travel Size £10, lookfantastic.com
9. Aveda Sun Care Protective Hair Veil £22.50, aveda.co.uk
Aussie rules
Move aside Korea. The new beauty destination, the country responsible for skincare innovation using native ingredients is Australia. A-Beauty, with brilliant brands like Alya Skin, Evo and Dr Roebuck’s, is set to take over the world, one facial at a time.
Bright and bold
There’s a new lip colour that’s perfect for shy girls who identify as bold. Dab on Lo-Fi Lip Mousse to build coverage for a ‘perfectly undone pout’. As the night goes on, add more for a brighter and brighter pop of colour. £18, urbandecay.co.uk
Fine lines
Skinny brows are back! The proof is on the cover of Vogue, where Rihanna’s pencil-thin eyebrows confirm the return of the 90s. Follow @historyofoverplucking on Instagram for more inspiring examples, from Mariah Carey to the Virgin Mary.
