To avoid as little heat damage as possible I like to air dry
my hair but with the cooler winter weather I usually have to blow dry my hair.
It’s sometimes difficult to get that gorgeous blown out look without taking a
huge amount of time and if you are like me and have wavy hair, it sometimes
goes wavy and frizzy a few hours later.
In this Video Tutorial, I show some easy tips to achieve the
perfect blow-out at home.
TOOLS
- Duck bill Clips
- Flat Iron
Prep Time
Gently pat or scrunch hair with a towel. Be sure to remove
any excess moisture.
Allow hair to air dry to 75% dry.
Detangle your hair by brushing with fingers.
Gently dry hair for a couple minutes, using a blow dryer on
a medium heat setting. If you have thick textured hair apply smoothing product
to better control/style your hair.
Section
Section your hair into pieces.
Using your round brush, beginning at your roots, blow dry
your hair downward until mid-length. The ends of hair dry the fastest, so
concentrate on the top part of the hair (Scalp to mid-length).
The nozzle should steadily follow your brush so that the air
is directed downwards.
Repeat with each section.
Make sure your hair is fully
dry—but do not overheat hair.
Ironing out All the Flaws
Use a flat iron to smooth out any cowlicks or wavy parts
missed in the blow-out.
Adding extra Volume
Using a large round brush, blow dry sections at the top of
the head (see Video) and allow the section to cool.
Maintaining Your New Do
Apply your favorite product and avoid touching your hair
often, natural oils on the finger tips can make your hair greasy.
To avoid
damage, try to not blow-out your hair every day.
I hope you found this helpful :)
