Well, when you blow dry your long, straight and silky hair correct this will look gorgeous to the envy of everyone, and you will surely be the center of attraction in the party you plan to attend. Here are simple steps to get your blow correct:
1. Wash you hair with shampoo and conditioner, and dab it using towel to keep it only damp.
2. Apply some moisturizer or heat protection gel like serum and spread evenly to reduce frizz and for a even look.
3. Gently blow your hair dry on medium heat and low speed to remove the moisture.
4. Change to highest heat and air speed. Split your hair into four sections and dry them one by one. Take one section of the hair and use a hair brush from the roots and blow them dry from the top till the end slowly and gently. Repeat the same for all the other three sections by rolling down the hair.
5. Roll down with the brush on the inner side of the hair sections, so that the heat directly dries the moist inner hair regions.
6. When the section gets dry, brush them from the top and give a final blow blast to dry out this section of the hair entirely.
7. Retain the sectioning until you are done with other sections, as this will avoid over drying.
1. Wash you hair with shampoo and conditioner, and dab it using towel to keep it only damp.
2. Apply some moisturizer or heat protection gel like serum and spread evenly to reduce frizz and for a even look.
3. Gently blow your hair dry on medium heat and low speed to remove the moisture.
4. Change to highest heat and air speed. Split your hair into four sections and dry them one by one. Take one section of the hair and use a hair brush from the roots and blow them dry from the top till the end slowly and gently. Repeat the same for all the other three sections by rolling down the hair.
5. Roll down with the brush on the inner side of the hair sections, so that the heat directly dries the moist inner hair regions.
6. When the section gets dry, brush them from the top and give a final blow blast to dry out this section of the hair entirely.
7. Retain the sectioning until you are done with other sections, as this will avoid over drying.
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