Kylie Jenner's Viral Waves: The Tricks to That Undone Texture

Begin with clean, freshly washed hair and give it a smooth, voluminous blowout. If you want more fullness or length, add clip-in extensions after drying.

Take the bottom section and curl each piece under using a 1.5-inch curling iron held horizontally.

For the next section, switch to a 1.25-inch iron and curl away from the face. Start curling at the root and release and re-clamp as you work down the hair shaft.

To avoid repetition, wrap some sections around the barrel like a wand. This variation in technique ensures no two curls lay the same, which is the whole secret to the look. Always curl to the ends for that flippy, blowout look.

As you reach the bangs and front pieces, curl away from the face to lift and frame. These sections should feel lighter and less defined.

Use a flat iron around the part line and crown for extra volume and control. Cherilyn prefers this for customizing the lift and adding dimension near the roots without over-curling.

Spritz a light finishing spray to hold, then gently rake fingers through the curls to break them up—don’t brush all the way through. This keeps the shape but softens the finish.