Sienna Miller swapped beach hair for silky waves – and we think this nourishing oil was behind the look
Here's how to get Sienna's smooth, smooth strands...


If there’s one area of celebrity beauty we can universally agree on, it’s that Sienna Miller has her signature boho aesthetic down to a fine art. Often spotted with tousled, beachy waves that look effortlessly lived in, hers is a style we'd love to emulate.
This summer, Miller's public appearances have continued to strike that polished-yet-lived-in vibe. Attending Wimbledon on July 11, Sienna stepped out with her go-to wavy hairstyle – albeit styled a little bouncier and a whole lot smoother than usual. And, they managed to last through the afternoon’s tennis, despite the seriously hot and humid summer weather.
We may not be trained hairdressers, but we do have a little insight into the products that go into Sienna’s enviable hairstyles and help her retain that smooth finish for a full day out. Here’s what you need to know…
Sienna Miller's smooth and weatherproof wave secret
There are two key aspects to keeping hair smooth. One is to apply some kind of shield over the hair, like the best hair products for humidity. The other is to ensure that the hair is well-moisturised so that it doesn’t reach out to draw moisture in from the atmosphere.
In terms of nourishment, one product that we know Sienna’s strands are partial to is Sam McKnight’s Love Me Do Nourishing Oil, which he confirmed to Who What Wear that he has used on the star. "For a high-shine glossy finish, I will add a few drops of my Love Me Do Nourishing Oil as a finishing touch," he told the publication.
RRP: $37/£32
A triple blend of sunflower seed, argan, and camelia oils, Love Me Do is a real all-rounder, working to boost shine, colour luminosity, and smoothness with just a little sweep across your strands.
As a perfect glossing, finishing step, we can be fairly sure that this or a similar product was key to Sienna’s shiny Wimbledon waves. Love Me Do can be applied to damp hair and blow-dried in, or to dry hair; warm a tiny amount between your palms and smooth through your hair, focusing it towards the ends.
Add a little more at a time if you feel your strands need more nourishment – remember that it’s easier to add than to take away here, particularly if your hair is very fine and oils can sit on the surface and weigh it down easily.
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This wasn’t Sienna’s only appearance (or excellent hairstyle inspo moment) at the tennis tournament, though. For the Wimbledon final on Sunday 13, she switched things up again with a loose, knotted messy bun – a great way to re-style a previous day’s polished waves or strike that polished-yet-effortless feel with a heatwave-ready updo.
And of course, we should also note that Love Me Do isn’t the only styling product we know to have been used on the Sienna’s beachy tresses. McKnight has also confirmed he uses the Happy Endings Balm and Cool Girl Texture Spray, while Luke Hersheson also uses his own brand’s haircare products and tools to style the star’s lengths. Hey, if it works for Sienna…
RRP: $42/£36
If you prefer some kind of conditioning balm over an oil, McKnight also uses his Happy Endings Nourishing Balm on Sienna's hair. The hairdressers told Who What Wear that he always uses it on the star's lengths for "polish and instant hydration".
RRP: £16 (UK only)
Luke Hersheson has styled Sienna's hair for many a public appearance, confirming he's used his Zhoosh Foam to add body, volume, and lift to the star's overall style, as well as some grip. Ideal hair that's naturally flatter and struggles to hold a style.
RRP: $30/£26
Another of McKnight's own-brand products that he name-checked to Who What Wear, Modern Hairspray is flexible, lightweight, and packs in heat protection – so it makes sense that he applies it before tonging Sienna's hair to help a style last.
Lucy is a UK-based beauty journalist who has written for titles including Marie Claire, Glamour and OK!, as well as contributing to woman&home. Her work covers everything from expert skin and haircare advice to beauty trends and reviews of the latest products. During her career she regularly speaks to the industry's leading hairdressers, dermatologists and make-up artists, has covered backstage at London Fashion Week and interviewed many a celeb about their beauty routine.