Since I started bleaching my hair again, I've tried to avoid heat damage whenever possible. I'd rather not be sporting frazzled locks that look like straw. I try and find creative ways to let my hair air dry in different styles, usually overnight. There's something satisfying about going to bed with slightly damp hair and waking with something completely different. 

So here is an example of how I go from alien buns (on this occasion) to lovely beachy twists over night. 

Step 1

Shampoo your hair and follow with a luxorious moisturising treatment or mask to give your hair a good boost. Avoid adding conditioner to the roots as you want your hair to be bouncy and hold volume without being weighed down.

Step 2 

Apply some curl enhancing mousse such as the John Frieda Frizz Ease Dream Curls Air-Dry Waves Styling Foam (what a mouthful) to the entire of your hair. Then apply a leave in conditioner or hair oil to the ends of your hair to add a little extra moisture. I used the Lee Stafford Here Come the Curls Creme Lite.

Step 3

Separate your hair into four sections - should look something like the picture below - or create more/less depending on how thick/thin you'd like your twists to appear once dried. Simply twist the hair away from your face and pin in place with a couple of grips.