The best investment I've made in my kit in a long time.

The GHD Triple Barrel.

I've used it on nearly every client since I bought it.I don't use it alone on a whole head though. It makes the hair too uniform for my liking. I prefer it to the mermaid barrel because the wave shape is more varied. I always personalise the front and top layers by hand so it doesn't look too perfect.I've made you a little video of me using it.

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Kit essentials: to create cool girl waves.

Every look has its non-negotiables. Here's what's in mine, and why.

The triple barrel: GHD wave triple barrel hair waver

I prefer this to every other triple barrel I’ve tried. I love this because it is less regular in its wave. I use it in through the hair by feel and personalise the top later. This is great for speed when working on set or clients.

The iron: a 32mm Hot Tools curling iron

This is my go-to for cool girl waves and curls that holds. The 32mm barrel gives me a size that works for this look.

The iron: Cloud Nine The Original Iron

I love this iron. It's heat adjustable, so I can dial it in for whatever the hair needs. The size is perfect for personalising the hairline, which makes a real difference to how finished a style looks.

Heat protection: KMS Thermashape 2-in-1 spray

I never style without heat protection first. This spray does double duty, protecting the hair while helping shape and hold the style as I work. This is a dry spray, most heat protectors wet the hair and need to be dried in.

Finish: Davines Shine Wax

This is my last step. It knocks out any frizz and adds shine and hold without weighing the hair down. It's what makes a style look finished rather than fresh and fluffy. Start with a small amount and less is more on fine hair.

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