I'm Finally Embracing My Fine, Wavy Hair—These 15 Products Seriously Help

Get effortless beach waves with this weightless hydrating wave spray from Dae. It's enriched with hibiscus flower extract and prickly pear seed oil, and I love to spraying it on damp and dry hair alike. (It also happens to smell incredibly good.)

This mini recovery mask from Function of Beauty's pro line adds flexibility, body, and shine to wavy hair that's recovering from damage. Over time, you'll find that the key ingredients like lysine and Manketti seed oil repair hair back to its health.

Good hair starts with a healthy scalp. As someone who suffers from some flaking, I like to use this scalp serum from Barbara Sturm to keep the skin on my head hydrated and moisturized.

A leave-in styling mousse is perfect for enhancing and defining your natural waves. Packed with hydrating lotus extract, organic oils, and the zesty scent of lime, this one from Leonor Greyl is the ultimate companion for effortless wavy hair. Plus, it's alcohol-free, paraben-free, and vegan.

Now that my hair looks incredible, I need it to smell good, too. I'm a huge fan of Frédéric Malle fragrances, and the iconic scent Carnal Flower is ideal for my waves. The fragrance of milky tuberose and musk cover every curl.

Because I have fine, wavy hair (and a lot of it), I like to throw in a volume powder spray to amp up the curliness. This one from Oribe is safe for color-treated hair (I like to go a shade darker with a gloss) and works as a styling assistant, too.

Get hair that looks like you came straight out of the ocean without the sand with Ceremonia's guava-powered texturizing salt spray. Perfect for fine, medium, or thick hair, it enhances waves, fights frizz, and protects against UV for effortlessly voluminous locks.

This dry shampoo from Crown Affair has been my saving grace over the past few months. As a fine-haired, wavy, and oily girl, I sweep this easy-to-use brush wherever I'm experiencing dullness or grease—for me, it's always the front bangs. No spraying required!

To get stunning waves with the most body, a diffuser is key. I use the Dyson Supersonic to lightly dry my wet hair and then use the diffuser attachment by taking hair section by section and placing it into the attachment.

I'm still getting the hang of styling my wavy hair, so yes, some sections are a little flatter than others. I love to grab a curler with a barrel to help make my hair look more uniform and also give it a little refresh for day two or three.

For a softer wave, opt for this ultra-hydrating wave spray from Briogeo. You'll never get that icky stick or crunch!

Crafted as a nourishing wash, this shampoo from Act+Acre delicately purifies the scalp while infusing moisture to revitalize waves, enhancing their natural definition and bounce. It effectively dissolves impurities, excess oil, and product residue, so you're left with refreshed strands and tons of shine.

Because my hair is fine and wavy, the curl pattern dies down a little bit on the second and third day after my wash. Whenever that happens, I like to use this curl-revive spray with activating ingredients like coconut alkanes, macadamia ternifolia seed oil, pentaclethra macroloba seed oil, and silk extract to bring my hair back to life.

I use the curly girl method whenever I wash my hair, and that starts with detangling wet and conditioned hair in the shower to ensure that your hair isn't in any knots once you are done washing the hair. This wide tooth comb is gentle and beautiful and works well getting through strands.

I don't know about you, but my fine, wavy hair often looks duller and more lackluster than I ideally want it to. To add in some texture and volume, I use Drybar's Triple Sec for an easy refresh.