I'm going to be completely honest with you, I love my hair - it's currently my favourite feature. It used to be my boobs, but then I had two children and as a result they've dropped down a place or two on the list. So my lovely, long blonde hair has swooped in and taken the top spot. However, regardless of how much I love it and the fact that I'm a beauty editor with many hair products at my disposal, I do not want to spend any time styling it. I own one of the best hair dryers in the world (Dyson Supersonic Nural, in case you were wondering) and yes, I even have the Airwrap, although it's currently gathering dust under my bed, but I prefer to take the easy approach. I like to let my hair dry naturally - although I never skip my hydrating products (Arkive's The Good Calmer is my absolute go-to) - and rarely take a brush through it, because I really like that undone beachy waved look. Sparse would be the word I would use to describe my styling routine.
On occasion though, I do like to change up my look and opt for something a little more playful. And about four years ago I discovered what I consider to be one of the most brilliant hair tools to ever grace the beauty market: Toni & Guy Deep Barrel Hair Waver. This styler ticks every box for me - it's incredibly easy to use, it takes less than 15 minutes to style my entire head of hair and it costs less than £20.
