The Easiest DIY Beach Wave Spray Recipe

Head to the kitchen and get ready to whip up this easy DIY beach spray recipe. Find an empty spray bottle from the many products stashed in your bathroom cabinet and get going! Plus, we have a few tips on what ingredients to add to help preserve your hair color. On Kirbie: Sosie dress, ShopLately.com necklace.
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[@tharulovesTH]

wouldn't the coconut oil go solid if you kept it in the fridge tho

[@gretas6794]

You only need conditioner, water and sea salt. I've made this before and you don't need the others, but then again my hair is already wavy so if you have straight hair the other things might help hold the curls

[@KirbieJohnson]

True!

[@TheNetherlandsLove1D]

It looks really easy. But do you have to keep it in the fridge at all time except when using it or what?

[@samanthazheng1571]

cool

[@kelly-gl1yy]

Can I use olive oil instead of vegetable oil ? ^^

[@misseddie9148]

Hello. I was wondering if you could make a written recipe for the beach wave spray that I could print out? And also, when you said we could add rosemary extract, did you mean rosemary essential oil or an actual extract? I never heard of an extract in rosemary???

[@madisonhovey9781]

Do you have to use the extract

[@aletheiamohn]

Doesn't the coconut oil solidify in the bottle?

[@paulinameyer7557]

Is your hair naturally curly or naturally straight, because my hair is straight and I am not sure if it will work with my hair? Will it?

[@dominiquemunoz8249]

Can I use regular salt instead of sea salt?

[@toDIY4]

What is hair gel?

[@meganskelton8698]

When do you need to use this?, I have frizzy hair and never nice waves so will this even work? Please help!

[@KirbieJohnson]

Yes! Try it when you hair is damp. The oil will help to combat the frizziness!

[@meganskelton8698]

Thanks I will defiantly give this a go

[@amarqu25]

is there a natural substitute for hair gel? i don't know of any natural hair gels, mainly bc i don't use hair gel.

[@amarqu25]

never mind i found two ;] www.iherb.com/Aubrey-Organics-B5-Design-Gel-Natural-Style-Management-8-fl-oz-237-ml/7567?gclid=CjkKEQjw75CcBRCz2LiEs5OPsZoBEiQADgUma2ZQz5I1P0Lv6JoIaJo0LDolpg7RVr3iUWkcJFyRbR7w_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds and www.dermstore.com/product_Natural+Hair+Gel_54211.htm

[@RennyRose300]

Could you just add the salt into the wet ingredients after mixing them but before putting them in the spray bottle?

[@britneybuckholts1392]

I feel like as long as you et all the ingriedients in it will still work

[@Beautyfreax1]

Doesn't the conditioner you used have a lot of sulfate which is bad for your hair

[@LauraIngram1]

I made a similar diy spray but the coconut oil solidifies after the water cools down, are there any remedies for that?

[@KirbieJohnson]

Unfortunately not :(

[@NastiaKh01]

Try to put the bottle in warm water before using it... It works for me :)

[@misseddie9148]

Don't they have a liquid coconut oil in the grocery store? I believe I saw some at Walmart... will have to check that out again to see if they do.

[@hayleygallagher5168]

All of the ingredients added don't need to be kept in the fridge so why do you need to keep the spray in he fridge?

[@TheGymnast137]

To preserve it and make it last as long as possible.

[@KirbieJohnson]

Shannon Hardy precisely!

[@simona9701]

she said 2 tsp. of coconut oil and in the end it said 1 tsp. so do u put 1 or 2 tsp. of coconut oil? :)))

[@miamorgan7973]

The cover pic looks like Naomi, Marcus butlers girlfriend

[@rheak7209]

*Niomi

[@shahdashraf1714]

Thats what i thought

[@KirbieJohnson]

ha! That's all me. :)

[@EllaWells]

first but no one cares XD