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Best Haircuts for Curly Hair: Beach Waves
Why the cut works: Beach waves are having a major moment right now. According to Dueñas, for that just-stepped-off-the-beach look, you want a haircut that incorporates plenty of texture. This layered style, perfect for ladies with fine to medium textured hair, holds volume and texture well. Follow Dueñas's step by step to recreate the look:

Step 1: Prep damp hair with Oribe Grandiose Hair Plumping Mousse, $38, and Kiehl's Creme with Silk Groom, $24, for extra hold and shine. Split your hair down the middle and create two sections. Twist the two sections together, and secure.

Step 2: Let your rope braid air dry, or if you're running short on time dry your twisted hair with the Conair Infiniti Pro 3Q Brushless Motor Dryer, $99.99, for a frizz-free look. Once dry, rake the sections apart with your fingers or a wide tooth comb.

Step 3: Tousle your beach waves a bit, and you're officially a beach babe.

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Finding the right haircut for curly hair can be a struggle — especially when you're working against, instead of with, your natural texture. We know — you've pressed, chemically straightened and probably even begged your curly hair to cooperate. Luckily, you don't have to straighten your curls into submission to flaunt gorgeous hair.

Textured hair, from tight spirals to beachy waves, is what's hot right now. So how do you pull off those looks? We spoke with the best stylists in the biz to find the best haircuts for curly hair — the ones that will let you embrace your natural curls and waves without wrestling every morning with a flat iron.

See the 13 best curly haircuts now.

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