amika High Tide Deep Waver

Translating to 'friend', amika is designed to be your mane's new BFF. Born in Brooklyn and founded in 2007, the brand isn't afraid to bend the rules. Championing itself as inclusive to all, it celebrates different tresses textures, types and styles. Now, the amika team are bringing beautiful, beachy waves to your bedroom with the High Tide Deep Waver. Create undulating waves, whether they're sleek and defined or loose and tousled, without causing any heat damage to your strands.

Lightweight and easy to use, the High Tide Deep Waver is amika's ultra-versatile tool designed to creative instant, shiny waves no matter your hair type or texture.

Whether you're after big, beachy waves or something sleeker and more defined, this next-gen crimper can help you achieve it. Three's a charm, which is why a trio of ceramic barrels work together to deliver heat evenly onto strands, creating deep S-bends in locks that can be customised to your desired look. And for a smooth finish, the waver uses far-infrared technology to lock in moisture, and negative irons to seal the hair cuticle. Hello, long-lasting, super smooth styles.

This tool comes complete with a standard UK plug.

110/240V.

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.

• Section hair into half up, half down. Position your thumb on the indent at the clip of the Deep Waver.
• Take one to two inch section of hair. Press to open the Deep Waver clamp. Holding the tool horizontally, insert the desired hair section. Release the hold so the clamp is closed with the hair in between the barrel and clamp. Hold the Deep Waver in place for about five seconds. The longer the hair is pressed, the more defined the waves will be.
• Press to open and continue downward to the next area of the selected hair section. Repeat down the entire section of hair until the whole length is waved.
• Continue throughout hair. For face framing pieces, hold the Deep Waver at a slightly downward angle (parallel to your cheekbones).