You Need To Add Volume To Thin Hair

I can blow dry and straighten it with an iron or I can put it up into a bun or a ponytail. For some reason, I can’t seem to make my hair look right using a curling iron or waving wand. Awkward dents and curls that spring the wrong way perpetually haunt me. This means if I want bouncy waves or luxe curls for a special event, 
I blame it on celebs like Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz, who literally always 
look like they’ve spent a relaxing day on the sand. Since spending $45 every day on a blowout isn’t really a wallet-friendly option, I started to research tools that could make waving my hair on the regular a reality. 
After securing the ends of her hair in a small clamp, she simply pressed a button, and the barrel of the iron began rotating around her strands to create perfect waves automatically—no manual twirling required.  courtesy of the styling tool, and being that I work in media, they wanted to put that fun fact on my radar—and give me a chance to try the tool myself. My reply? “Send me one immediately! Please!” (What luck, right?!) A day later, the Beachwaver arrived on my desk, and I giddily carried it home.