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"There are the waves anyone can easily get using a curling iron, and then there are sexy waves. You ladies know what I&amp;#x27;m talking about? It has to do with a certain careless, roughed-up, almost slept-on texture. Well the guy who gave Elizabeth Olsen her sexy waves for the Independent Spirit Awards shared one key trick to getting that elusive texture. When Dove celebrity hairstylist Mark Townsend created these waves for Elizabeth Olsen, he started by putting mousse in her damp hair and then scrunching while blowdrying (vs. making everything really smooth with a round brush). Then he did the usual move we all know by now--wrapping sections vertically around a curling iron to get loose waves. The real trick, though, came after the curling-iron portion of the event was over: He misted Elizabeth&amp;#x27;s finished waves all over with texturizing spray--in this case, Oribe Dry Texture Spray--and then gave them a coating of hairspray while scrunching again. &amp;quot;This gave it a young, cool, second-day texture,&amp;quot; he tells us. (The spray he used on Elizabeth was Dove Style + Care Flexible Hold Strength &amp;amp; Shine Hairspray.) So that&amp;#x27;s the trick--you kind of want to &amp;quot;dirty&amp;quot; your hair with products at the end of styling so it doesn&amp;#x27;t look so clean and planned. From my own experience, I think the products you apply after creating waves are just as important--if not more important--than those you use to prep damp hair. Is that your experience? What&amp;#x27;s your secret trick to getting waves to have that perfectly broken-in, sexy look? Share in the comments below! Photo: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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