From the arena of silky hair, greetings! If you’ve got ever battled unmanageable frizz after a blow dry, you are no longer on your own. Everyone knows what it is to want to see Frizz Control Blow Dry after they exit, only to have humidity flip their hair into a puffy mess. However, what if I told you there had been a manner to maintain your newly styled appearance for many days? This article will look at frizz manage techniques that could help your blow dry method and come up with the polished, self-assured look you deserve.
Maintaining coarse, frizzy hair can be a pain for some. Many don’t know that not just the blow dryer or straightener needs to be present to smooth out frizz, but the look requires preparation and product to preserve smoothness and sleekness! Here is a step-by-step guide on controlling the frizz and enjoying a long-lasting blow dry.
- Prep damp hair with a hydrating frizz control leave-in conditioner.
- Spray damp hair with a frizz control weightless styling spray.
- First, section off your fringe or front pieces that frame your forehead (width distance temple to temple). You use a round brush to smooth this section away from your forehead, gliding the dryer along the top of the hair to seal and smooth. ( The key here is to point the nozzle not directly on the hair to dry but to let it rest slightly above it. Doing this will allow you to control your hair, creating a smooth and sleek look.)
- Please continue the front section and wind it into a tightly coiled bun. Clip and leave to set.
- Next section of hair on your right and left side. You may do so if you need to create smaller sections within these sections.
- Start with either side and smooth both sides using your round brush, gliding the blow dryer slightly above the hair. With your round brush, direct and blow the hair toward the face. This will help create volume at the root as well as an equally balanced look and smoothness for both sides.
- After your sides are smooth, work your way to the back of your head. Here, create two horizontal sections. Clip the top section and tuck away.
- Start with the bottom half and divide the section into two vertical sections. Using the round brush, smooth each section, bringing the hair towards the face when blowdrying. (Continue for other tips.)
- Continue the same smoothing technique once you’ve reached the last section (top of the head). You are styling everything forward (towards the face).
- When you’ve completed smoothing out your hair, gently blow dry air across the top of the head to tuck away any baby hairs (the key here is to not blow dry directly on the scalp but to hold the dryer at an angle). Use the palm of your hand and fingers (face up) to comb through the hair from the scalp while drying. This will help control the hair and tuck away those stubborn baby hairs.
- Now remove the clip from the first section, unwinding it split in half or your desired part.
- Polish off your frizz-free blow dry with a finishing humidity spray. This will preserve a long-lasting, sleek look.
- Run a nourishing hair oil through the mid-shaft and ends for extra smoothness.