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You feel amazing when you wake up and are prepared to take on the day. But disappointment hits you as soon as you glance in the mirror. Your hair appears lifeless, frizzy, and drab.
None of it works despite your attempts with various brushes, serums, and even sprays. You’ve spent a fortune at salons just to achieve that perfect, bouncy blowout. But wouldn’t it be amazing if you could get the same results at home?
Well, you’re not alone. Many struggle with this, but the good news is—you can master a professional blowout using just hair dryers! With the right tools, techniques, and a little patience, you’ll transform your locks from ordinary to extraordinary.
But here’s the catch—many people make common mistakes that ruin their blowout before they even start. That’s why we’re breaking everything down step by step, so you can finally get that flawless, salon-quality hair without leaving your house.
So, grab your dryer, and let’s get started!
One of the biggest mistakes people make is using the wrong hair dryer or brush. A low-quality dryer simply doesn’t have the power to create volume and shine. If your dryer isn’t powerful enough, you’ll end up spending way too much time drying your hair—and exposing it to unnecessary heat damage. Hence, consider using the T3 Micro Afar Lightweight Travel-Size Hair Dryer - Auto Dual Voltage.
Similarly, the wrong brush can make styling difficult. A subpar brush will not uniformly transmit heat, causing certain parts of your hair to dry unevenly and others to receive excessive heat.
Not prepping your hair correctly is a major mistake. Your hair requires a strong base to maintain that flawless blowout. You're setting yourself up for failure if you neglect to use heat protectants, use the incorrect shampoo, or forget to adequately dry your hair before styling.
Most people are unaware of how crucial the technique is. Getting an even blowout is practically impossible if you don't separate your hair correctly. Additionally, drying your hair at the incorrect angle can damage it, cause frizz, and make it appear lifeless.
Think your blowout is done once your hair is dry? Think again! The final step in any great blowout is setting it with the right finishing products. Without them, your hair can fall flat in just a few hours.
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Your results are greatly influenced by the kind of brush you use. A round ceramic or boar-bristle brush is ideal for a smooth, full blowout.
The quality of your blowout depends significantly on your shampoo and conditioner. Use a volumizing, mild shampoo, and avoid heavy conditioners that can make hair oily.
Use a heat protectant to shield your hair from heat damage. A lightweight serum or volumizing mousse can also enhance body and control.
Remove about 70% of the moisture from your hair before styling to speed up the process and minimize heat exposure.
Use clips to divide your hair into sections for easier styling and even drying.
Work in small sections, keeping the dryer at least six inches away from your hair. Use a downward airflow for smooth results.
Use the cool shot button on your dryer to set the style and enhance shine.
Apply a light shine serum or hairspray to keep your blowout looking fresh.
Achieving a salon-caliber blowout at home is easy with the right hair dryers, tools, and techniques! Choose high-quality products from Beautyroute and enjoy salon-quality hair every day.
