Easy Everyday Blowout | Fast & Efficient Hair Styling Tips, by Moriah Seabrook on YouTube. 18 min 51 s.
- Video length
- 18 min 51 s
- Time to do it
- 25 minutes
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Steps
- 9
What you need
Steps
Start with clean, damp hair. Wash and condition as usual, then gently towel dry so the hair is damp, not dripping.
Apply a bond repair treatment or leave-in serum through the mid-lengths and ends. Comb it through so the product is evenly spread.
Add a heat protectant and a small amount of styling cream. Focus on the ends and avoid putting too much product near the roots.
Rough dry with the dryer and no brush until the hair is about 80 percent dry. Keep the nozzle pointed down the hair shaft.
Clip the hair into sections, starting at the back and working around the head. Use clips to keep the top sections out of the way.
For each section, place the round brush under the hair near the roots. Pull the brush taut and follow it closely with the dryer nozzle.
Roll the brush down to the ends, then twist it to set the curve. Hold for a few seconds before releasing the section.
Finish each section with a cool shot from the dryer. This sets the shape and helps reduce frizz.
Mist a light hairspray over the finished style. Smooth any flyaways with a small brush or your fingers.
Tips and common mistakes
Do not start with soaking wet hair, because it makes the round brush step slow and uneven.
Keep the dryer moving and hold it a few inches from your scalp so you do not burn your skin.
Use medium heat rather than the highest setting to reduce heat damage.
Let each section cool before you brush it out so the shape holds longer.
Questions
Can I do this blowout on wet hair?
Yes, but rough dry first. Starting with hair that is about 80 percent dry makes the round brush step faster and reduces heat exposure.
Which round brush size should I use?
Use a 53mm brush for medium to long hair and a 43mm brush for shorter hair or more root lift.
How do I stop the blowout from going frizzy?
Keep the dryer nozzle pointed down, use medium heat, and finish each section with a cool shot.
This guide was drafted from the video's details and general task knowledge. It has not been checked against the full video. Check the video and relevant product instructions before following a procedure. Report a correction.
