When it comes reading forecast graphs, swell period is definitely the magic number. Indeed, for a forecaster, explaining the implications of swell period is a bit like the birds and the bees – of ...

Beachy waves should be rumpled and fuzzy—but not too frizzy. They should look windswept but still soft and brushable. Basically, they're a study in contradictions, a perfect mess of beautiful bends.

Mist hair with hair spray, then brush it through. Once you've done that, use your flat iron to create finger waves. To create the wave, curve the flat iron to create a C shape in the direction of your ...

You've mastered your go-to party look, but this New Year's Eve, why not wow friends and family with a modern take on a faux bob? We headed to The Red Door Union Square, where our very own editor ...

Marcus Harvey, founder of The Musa Lair Grooming & Art Gallery, is back to teach you how to get waves. From moisturizing to brushing with the grain of each wave, Marcus shows off the tips, tools and ...

Step away from the curling iron (well, for now anyway). You don't need to plug-in your hot tools to create the kind of lived-in waves seen on celebrities like Reese Witherspoon and Kristen Stewart.

Waves can be a little complicated, and achieving the right ripple effect takes skill. We at The Lookbook have been on the hunt for the best technique to achieve glam, '70s-inspired waves for quite ...

Another week, another glam lesson from a Kardashian. This time it's Kim who's shared a tutorial on her website for getting the ultimate easy waves. In Kimmy's "perfect blowout in a hurry" how-to with ...

Susan Walker writes: How do you choose one lesson from a basic tutorial that is chock-full of excellent information about Elliott wave analysis? You could browse through all 50 sections distributed ...

Ralph Nelson Elliott discovered the Wave Principle in the 1930s. Over the decades, his discovery was kept alive by a handful of individuals. A few of those, such as Bolton, Prechter and Frost, ...