Hey guys! So in today's video,
I'm going to show you
how to do this voluminous salon quality blowout at home.
It'll only take about 15 to 20 minutes, depending on your length
and I will show you step-by-step and how to section,
what tools and what products I use to get the perfect at-home blowout
that will last you the whole day.
So stay tuned and let's get started.
All right. So, let's get started with the blow up.
So, my hair was just washed.
I like to do a hair mask once a week
and then once my hair is towel dried, I love to apply this Elixir.
This Niacin Gold Elixir and it's perfect for blondes,
just like the Kérastase like I've mentioned before.
I've just started using this one
because it smells even more amazing than the Kérastase
and it works just as well.
Price is also a little bit better.
I use this in the salon and clients absolutely love it.
They love the smell and the second that I put it on, everyone is like,
"Oh my gosh, where can I get a bottle?" so...
I honestly think that everyone should use an Elixir in their hair,
especially if you color your hair...
just before a blow dry.
It's super important before a blowout,
just because you want to prep the hair and you want to nourish it
and you almost want to create a shield between that-- the heat and and your hair.
So, you're basically coating it with love before blow-drying it.
There's a lot of misconception too with--
the second that you put an oil in your hair that your hair is gonna be weighed down
and that's not necessarily the case.
So, if your hair has been weighed down,
it's probably just, you know, needs to be chelated,
which if you don't know what that is,
watch my video on how to do that.
Sometimes the hair is just so filled with like so much product build-up,
then that's why it's like just not, you know, lifting.
So, a lot of people think that an oil will just make it heavy.
So the right oil and the right amount, it will not weigh your hair down, I promise.
So, once you've prepped the hair,
the next thing you want to do is section your hair out,
so that as you're blow-drying, you blow out each section perfectly
and you're not just kind of like rushing through
and you kind of get lost in the middle of all that hair.
So I like to get a long part like this on, in the top.
So you're kind of getting like the left and the right part, so.
Then you can go ahead and clip that.
Then take another section, depending on how thick your hair is too.
If your hair is very thick, you want to make smaller sections because you...
because obviously you have a lot more hair in each section, so.
My hair is about medium
so I think I'm going to do about four sections.
So, then the next section is about like that.
And I'm going to click that out of the way.
One more going across the back.
And have each one in its clip, so that as you're blow-drying,
all you have to do is release one clip for each section.
So, the trick for getting a very shiny, perfect blowout
is to always angle the blow-dryer down.
Just because the hair is kind of like scales,
so if you blow it, dry it in the opposite end that's why you get
like the really frizzy kind of, just not good looking hair.
So, you want to wrap the brush at the base like this
and point the nozzle down and blow-dry,
going down until it-- this section is completely dry.
And now for the last section, we're going to go in horizontal sections.
It gives you more volume and lift in the front.
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