While Alterna's Bamboo Style Boho Waves Texture Mist ($22) does indeed deliver that coveted just-from-the-beach tousle, what makes it stand out is what it doesn't do. The spray, which came in this month's Glossybox, adds a touch of shine to hair. So instead of the typical matte finish, you get the perfect balance of texture and fullness with just a hint of gloss. In fact, I love using this beach-wave fixative prior to straightening with a flat iron, further proving that this type of product doesn't have to be used just for creating casual-cool curls. Organic bamboo extract nourishes, and blue yucca root gives weightless texture. With waves like these, there won't be anything dull about your Summer style this year.
What We're Sweet On: Beach Wave Spray With a Hint of Shine
While Alterna's Bamboo Style Boho Waves Texture Mist ($22) does indeed deliver that coveted just-from-the-beach tousle, what makes it stand out is what it doesn't do.
There was nothing punk about Beyoncé Knowles's Met Gala beauty look, except perhaps all the light-toned highlights woven throughout her wavy coif. And unlike many of her counterparts on the red carpet, Beyoncé chose a simply sun-kissed makeup look to complete her relatively staid style. 
Elle Fanning knows: electric blue and bold pink eyeshadow scream punk rock, and her Met Gala beauty look appropriately reflected that notion. The young star accentuated her vibrant palette with low-key cheeks and lips and opted for a half-up style to put the focus all on the eyes. 
Styled in a deep-parted, asymmetric silhouette, Jaime King's Met Gala coiffure was definitely not lacking in the punk rock department. But it was her studded hair accessory that really took it to another level. Tawny blush and warm shadow kept things pretty yet chic. 
The Met Gala calls for unexpected beauty looks, and for 2013's red carpet, Emmy Rossum did not disappoint. Wearing an intricate up 'do comprised of braids and twists, the actress added even more glamour to her style with an intense smoky eye that was winged out on the sides. 
For her Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala beauty look, Rooney Mara amped up the high-fashion factor with ultra-dark, vampy red lipstick. But no punk rock look would be complete without a little hair flair, like this triple ponytail she wore in the back. Rooney is never one to disappoint when it comes to edgy looks, but what's your take on her Met Gala style? 
