If only we could be a fly on the wall to witness a day in the life of a model (in the most non-creepy of ways). We'd be able to see their skincare routines, how they care for their coifs, what they eat, and everything in between. Being genetically #blessed obviously has a lot to do with the flawless nature of a model, but they've also got a ton of insider tips and tried-and-true methods that keep them looking their best. We've already touched on the skincare secrets that models swear by, but today, we're taking a deep dive into their hair care secrets so that you too can can have model-worthy hair.

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Though it's tough to find a single flaw about Kendall Jenner, she's not a fan of her stick-straight hair. Says Jenner, "My hair is straight and silky and almost too healthy sometimes," she told Allure. "I'm not complaining, but sometimes it's tough to style. I'm always craving texture. When I'm backstage or on set, the hairstylist barely makes a fuss but still makes it look amazing. I'm like, How'd you do that?" Turns out the secret texturizer is salt. After Jenner washes her hair, she brushes in some sea salt, blow-dries, then works in some texturizing spray like Playa's Endless Summer Spray. Once her hair is dry, she pins it back into a low bun, scrunches her hair for 10 minutes, and finally releases the bun to reveal wavy, textured locks.

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has a similar approach to getting perfect, beachy waves. Says the model, "Even if I'm not working, I still have to remember that there are going to be photographers. I always make sure my hair is quick and easy. I’ll blow-dry it, throw it up in a bun, put a couple of pins in it, and let it set for an hour or overnight. When I take it out, I have loose waves. If I have time, I might put a [curling iron] through it," she told Vogue.