How To Create Chloe Grace Moretz’s Tousled Waves

Chloë Grace Moretz (February 10, 1997) is 25 years old. 

The lovely star of Amazon's @primevideo., The Peripheral isn't just killing it on screen.

Her below-the-shoulder blonde waves are winning rave reviews.

Chloë Grace Moretz's Gorgeous Blonde Waves

#The Peripheral premiered on October 12, 2022. Fans and reviewers have consistently gushed about the edgy sci-fi series. Chloe's acting and a great cast.

Chloë Grace dazzled on the red carpet at the series' world premiere on October 11, 2022. The festivities were held at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles.

The beautiful blonde actress showcased very soft waves with her beautiful reflective Louis Vuitton shimmering cropped top.   Her ensemble featured a black cropped top embellished with large reflective silver disc sequins.

Her stunning top was paired with a black maxi skirt with a train.  She coordinated with a pair of black strapping open-toe sandals.

Chloë's barely-there waves, with one side, tucked in a flirty manner behind one ear, was expertly coiffed.

Famed hairstylist Gregory Russell did the hair honors.  Her long-time stylist used @pureology products on her gorgeous strands.

How To Create Chloe Grace Moretz’s Tousled Waves

Follow the steps below to recreate Chloë Grace's softly tousled waves:

1.  Start by detangling hair from ends to roots to prepare for wet washing in lukewarm water.

Work slowly in small sections around the perimeter of the head. Use a hair-friendly wide-tooth comb.

2.  Make sure to get your hair completely doused with lukewarm water.

3.  If your hair tends to be fine or thin, use a volume-enhancing shampoo. If your hair is normal to thick, use your regular

shampoo.  Or, if you have chemically treated or naturally textured strands, use a hydrating formula.

4.  Apply a small amount of shampoo to the palms of your hands.  Mix with water to form a suds. Pat onto the roots and allow the suds to float gently down the length of the strands.

5.  Rinse well to remove the shampoo formula.

6.  Perform an accordion squeeze working from the roots down to the ends.  Gently squeeze to remove excess water.

7.  Apply a leave-in conditioner from the ends up to the roots.  If you need volume, apply a volumizing conditioner from the roots

down to the ends.  Otherwise, apply the appropriate type of rinse-out conditioner to all of the strands.  You may or may not wish to apply to the roots depending on your hair styling goals.

8.  Detangle strands with conditioner still on the hair.  Working in small sections from the ends to the roots, use a wide-tooth comb to remove any tangles.  Work slowly around the entire head.

9.  Rinse the conditioner completely from the hair.

10.  Finish with a cool or cold final water rinse.

11.  Perform one last accordion squeeze to remove excess water.

12.  Blot hair (don't rub) with a 100% all-cotton microfiber towel or similar clean cotton t-shirt or cloth.

13.  Once a lot of the water has been blotted away, apply a leave-in styling cocktail. Detangle hair for one more time with a wide tooth comb. Create desired parts and bangs with the end of a rat tail comb.

Note:  Although Chloë has a side part, you can try a center or off-center part if you prefer.

14. For extra volume, apply a volumizing mousse to the palms of the hands.  Distribute all through the hair from the roots to the ends. Distribute further with a wide-tooth comb.

15, Add a root-lifting product.  Finish with a light heat leave-in spray or product to protect delicate strands from blow dryer heat damage.

16.  Separate hair into small sections.  Working around the head from edge to edge, blow dry each section with a round boar bristle or ceramic brush.  Or, if you prefer, you can rough-dry hair with your fingers.

17.  Use a blow dryer at the slowest speed and coolest temperature.  Blow hair until 90% dry.

18.  Begin curling hair. For extra heat protection, separate all the hair into two equal sections and spritz lightly with a heat protection spray.

19.  Separate hair into individual sections.  Twirl hair around a 1.25″ or 1.5″ barrel curling iron, hold for around five to eight seconds, then release. Start the curl at ear length and go in one direction. For a more unique look, randomly curl alternative sections in the opposite direction.

20.  For a more modern, structured wave, do as fashion stylists do and curl hair horizontally, not vertically.

21. Repeat on all sections of the hair.  After you curl each section, soft curl the section with your fingers and pin it into place against the scalp.

22,  Once hair is completely curled and 100% cool, unpin each individual section.

23.  Bend over at the waist and lightly tousle hair to deconstruct curls.

24.  Use fingers to gently rake and refine the waves.

25.  If you want a softer wavy look, take a flat brush (paddle or oval) and lightly brush curls to separate and soften each section,

aligning them as you go. Be careful not to tug.

26.  Finish with extra hold styling or setting hairspray.   Holding the can around 12″ from your head, mist your hair with an even coating of hairspray.  The hairspray will help to control and protect against frizz.

27.  To finish, smooth the ends with a light styling cream.

Summary

There is no right or wrong way to recreate Chloë's waves.  If you want to skip the curling iron, use a special heat waver tool to create instant waves.

You can make the waves as tightly formed as you desire.  Remember, have fun and enjoy your hair.

If you prefer, purchase some clip-in hair extensions which are already pre-waved.

More About The Peripheral

The Peripheral is an American science fiction streaming television series executive produced and created by Scott Smith. Produced by Amazon, it is based on the 2014 book of the same name written by William Gibson.  Westworld creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy serve as executive producers, along with Athena Wickham, Steve Hoban, and Vincenzo Natali.