9 Real-Girl Ways to Wear Victoria's Secret Hair

To get these 1920s waves, Glamsquad stylist TéQuan Johnson recommends using a blow dryer to smooth out strands first. Then, lightly mist with a hairspray like Victoria's Secret Ultimate Hairspray ($10). Use a curling iron to create ringlets going in the same direction and brush out with a soft paddle brush.

Straight hair doesn't mean boring hair! To get volume on a sleek style, apply mousse to the roots of hair and blow-dry with a round brush. Smooth any flyaways with a light oil or serum. Glamsquad stylist Patricia Cruz used the Victoria's Secret High-Shine Serum ($14).

Use a one-inch curling rod to give the hair texture, and backcomb it just around the crown. Pin hair in place leaving a few wispy pieces out around the face. Use the back end of a rattail comb to lift strands at the roots (that brings all the sex appeal). Stylist Andrew Chen finished off the look with Victoria's Secret High-Shine Serum ($14).

To get the tousled ponytail sporty Angels wear in the catalog, you want to create texture first with a one-inch curling rod. Use your fingers to create volume near the crown, but smooth everything upwards near the nape. Secure hair in a pony just underneath the occipital bone, and wrap a piece of hair around the elastic. As a finishing touch, Glamsquad stylist Andrew Chen added a spritz of Victoria's Secret High-Shine Serum ($14) on the ends for extra separation.

A curling iron is the solution to get the big beachy waves from Candice Swanepoel's braided look. Makure sure to mist dry hair with hair spray before applying heat to get long-lasting curls. Glamsquad stylist Patricia Cruz also used Victoria's Secret Flawless Styling Gel ($14) to smooth down flyaways around the hairline before creating a dutch braid.

Getting Alessandra Ambrosio's fishtail braid requires a lot of hair spray! Start by applying a product like Victoria's Secret Ultimate Hairspray ($10) from root to tip before beginning the sideswept plait.

The secret to getting perfect beach hair is wrapping your strands around a curling wand in many different directions. You don't even have to blow-dry your hair first! Once you've set your curls, spritz on a the Victoria's Secret Beach Wave Spray ($16) for waves worthy of a swimsuit model.

The key to these curls is direction. Use a curling wand to split the head in half and curl all your hair away from the face — the bigger the sections the better. Glamsquad stylist TéQuan Johnson says the secret is in the size of the wand. The larger the wand, the looser the curls and vice versa.