For any thickness or length of hair, hair dryer brush could add on volume and shine. However, you do required to utilize the correct technique and protecting the hair from the dangers of heating damage. Before you need to do the hair before a significant occasion, though, practicing blow drying the hair sometimes. The technique could at foremost seem overwhelming, but, with practice, you must be able to blow dry the hair beautifully and easily.
Things You Must Understand
• Applying a volumizing foam to wet hair after you are getting a shower. Towel dry the hair and wait until it’s halfway dried before the blow drying.
• spray sprinkle heat kept safe into the hair and put hair half up. Keeping the blow dryer on lower heat.
• Utilizing the round brush to add volume to the bottom sections of the hair. Blowing your bangs up and away from the face to finish off.
Washing
Wash up the hair with shampoo and then apply the conditioner. Selecting shampoo and conditioner that are hair type righteous. If the hair is dry, purchase a moisturized shampoo. If the hair is too oily, purchase a shampoo designed for the oily hair. Utilizing a volumizing conditioner, unless the hair already has too much volume. Rinsing out the conditioner with cold water to seal the cuticle.
Towel dry the hair. Do not rub the hair! Instead, blot it repeatedly and gently with the towel. Trying to get all the excessive moisture out. You could utilize an old T-shirt instead of the towel to lessen frizz.
Putting in volume, alcohol-free foam. Put the tennis-ball sized foam amount into their hands. Applying the mousse from the hair roots to the ends. If you have long hair, put it up near the scalp, too.
• Similar products do not work for everyone, especially in terms of volumizing and mousse products. If you tried a foam and it does not work well for the hair, ask the hairstylist what type of products are good for blow drying the hair.
Wait until the hair is mostly dry. Before you start blow drying, your hair should be at least 70% dried. Keep blotting with the towel if you do not have the time for the hair to just air dry. This may seem like a long time to wait, but, to cover the hair and prevent frizziness after the blow drying, the 60% dry rule is really significant!
Sectioning and Protecting
Applying heat protectant to the hair. Applying a thermal heat protectant that prevents damage from the heater of the blow dryer. Heat protectants come in numerous different forms. Sometimes they are sprays, but they could often be oils. Applying it lightly and evenly to all of the hair.
Dividing the hair into segments. The segments should depend on the texture, length, and width of the hair. Securing them with hairing clips on top of the head. Leaving the bottom layer of the hair down. You must blow dry this segment first. Then, let the other segment go down gradually as you blow dry the rest of the hair.
• If you have really thin hair, you should opt for 4 to 6 sections for your whole head. If you have thick hair, you can divide it into 10 or more sections. Taking the time, and making the sections as tiny as you could without sacrificing too much time.
Putting the blow dryer on low heat. While numerous people think that the hotter blow dryer is more impactful, it could give you frizzy, dry hair. Put the blowing dryer on the least possible set up.
• If the lowest possible setting seemed really ineffective, try the next high setting. However, your hair must be mostly dried by the time you even start blow drying, so the blow dryer must be utilized more as the styling tool than the drying method.
Blow Drying
Wrapping one segment of hair in all directions the round brush. Do not wrap it all the pathway brush around. Pulling the brush (with the hair wrapping around it) to create tension on the hair, and started to blow dryer from the hair tips, moving the round brush up tips, to the mid of the hair strand, and full way to the roots. Before releasing the brush, blast the hair with cool air for a few seconds to set up the curl.
Repeat this process with all the sections in the bottom hair layer. Release the sections one at the time from the next hair layer. Repeating the similar dried process for the layers of hair.
Blow dry the hair until it is warmer than the room temperature. Many people, especially if they started with wet hair, do not blow dry their hair until it is thoroughly dried and also warming. Run the hands through all of the hair, making certain that it is warmer than room temperature. Especially checking the bottom and back of the head for colder spots. If you blow dry your hair but leave it cold, it can get frizzy and dry.