The phrase "beach waves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the look of hairstyle that looks like it has been moved by the wind, such as "her long, blond hair had natural beach waves".
For effective beach waves, said Jordan M, an editorial stylist at Bumble and bumble, women must "own their texture" and resist the urge to overpreen.
It offers a wide catalog of pacifying sounds, including crashing beach waves, drumming rain, the dull hum of a ceiling fan, chirping crickets and even the clanking of a moving train.
The Olsen twins, Gisele Bündchen, Drew Barrymore and Kate Hudson are among those who have been photographed in recent years with a coif variously described as bohemian beach waves, bed head, second-day hair, "hangover" hair or simply "undone".
He also imagines real beach waves as a product of the elements: wind, finger-combing in the product for a similar effect, and suntan lotion, which he emulates with a spritz of his Restore spray, to increase shine and fight dryness.
Sexiest beach waves: Vanessa Hudgens.
See ya later, beach waves.
Harvey began running down the beach, waving her arms and yelling.
He ran along the beach, waving his arms in the air, warning everyone to flee.
"Oh, I do miss walking on the beach, waving to people, getting the sand in between my toes," he said.
Men and boys rode horses along the beach, waving up at Ruthie Laguado Zafra, the owner of a general store whose porch overlooked the sea.
And from 5 to 8 p.m., at the Frédéric Fekkai salon in the store, you can get a blowout or have your coif styled with a beach wave.
