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"   Photo: Getty  &amp;quot;To create texture and volume with a beautiful natural effect that is perfect for vacation, first shampoo and condition your hair. Then, while [it&amp;#039;s] damp, apply the appropriate styling product for your hair type, tie your hair in a loose knot on the top of your head and sleep on it. In the morning, simply undo and you&amp;#039;ll have volume and great texture,&amp;quot; says hairstylist Thomas Dunkin. Dunkin, who works for Sebastian Professional, works with clients like Rachel McAdams, Julianne Moore, Anne Hathaway and Eva Mendes\u2014all of whom have enviable hair. Given their frequent collective red carpet presence Dunkin obviously knows that beachy waves aren&amp;#039;t just reserved for surf and swim. Celebrities spend hours, and ridiculous amounts of money, to achieve the &amp;quot;just stepped out of the ocean&amp;quot; look. But it doesn&amp;#039;t actually have to cost anything, or take all morning. Like Dunkin says, sleeping with your hair in a knot while damp will achieve the same volumized, wavy effect as an entire afternoon spent in the salon. While your hair dries, the roots are pulled upwards (creating volume) and the direction in which the hair is spun creates the wave. You must use a texturizing spray to add dimension. Shu Uemura Liquid Fabric Mineral Texture Spray $32.49 is a perfect choice to activate body and bounce. For a more dollar friendly approach, try Garnier Fructis Style Surf Hair Texture Paste. And you can continually apply the product throughout the day for a quick pick-me-up because a style like this really can&amp;#039;t have too much product. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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