So blow drying techniques for long hair.
If you have fine hair and you want to give some fullness to it, you should actually dry
your hair upside down and lift up the roots while drying your hair with your finger.
Don't put a brush to your hair when your hair is super wet because it's a waste of time
and it will damage your hair even more because you'll put more heat and longer on it.
So when you blow dry your hair, also go with the hair, meaning don't over blow dry your
hair on the underside because you'll get all those fuzzy frizzy hair to come.
So follow your hair the way it's going to go.
Remember your hair is going to go straight down.
The air of the dryer will follow that.
Pull on it with your hand, smooth it out with your finger as much as you can before you
put a brush on it.
The more you will dry your hair with your finger, the easier it will be later on with
the brush.
So don't be afraid to use your hand and go through your hair as much as possible.
Now, that will not be enough to actually make your hair look very nice.
So you will need to take a round brush, depending on if you want movement or if you want your
hair straight, it all depends on the size of the brush.
The smaller size of the brush will give you more wave and also will actually lift up the
roots a little bit more.
So always start at the bottom.
So again you have to make a clean, nice section.
You will need to start there with your brush all the way to the roots.
Start with the roots first and make your way down.
Make sure the air of the dryer is facing downwards so you don't actually bring the small little
frizz up.
Once the roots are done, it's pretty much 90% of that piece of hair that will be done.
Keep the same tension.
Once you get to the end, roll your brush to make it nice and smooth.
Take another section.
Now if you want to give a little fullness to the roots, you will want to pick your hair
up and put the air on them so you give it a little lift, a little fullness.
Don't forget that the dryer is hot.
So if you want to do a little setting on the hair, you want to use a little bit of the
cold air button to actually cool it down.
It's almost like a setting.
Now for the front part, you will take it, bring it down towards the face and give a
slight movement.
Remember the most important part of your hair is what's around your face.
Most of the time we all get frizzy or little fuzzy hair here.
So that's when you need to work this a little bit more than the rest of it.
What I mean by that is actually putting the brush here and going backwards so you actually
smooth all those little piece of hair here, because that's what you're going to see in
the mirror but that's also what you're going to see in real life and that's what people
are going to actually see when they first see you.
People are not going to look what's in back.
They're going to see what's around your face.
So if that doesn't look good, nothing else is going to look good.
So that's some blow drying techniques that you can use at home.