Hair Brush

Hair Brush

dottielsj2024-08-26T15:35:06.000Z
I have the same exact cut!!! This is the method I use to get major volume++
First, you need a very lightweight blow dry product, like the Kenra Blow Dry MIST (there’s a blow dry SPRAY but you don’t want that, it’s too heavy fo
10172024-08-26T11:51:14.000Z
Right now, I use a runny gel first on sopping wet hair. Usually Ouidad Advanced Climate Control++
but AG Liquid Effect, or Aveda Confixor. When the weather is less humid, I use The Doux Def Foam. Brush that trough with Tangle Teezer brush. Then d
10172024-08-26T11:42:06.000Z
That's me. But I have curls/waves which helps. If yours is straight and when I did mine straight++
A large round brush (I preferred the kind with the little bristles and the metal core with holes) and you pull up and away from the crown as you blow
Rosesandscarnations2024-08-24T22:18:17.000Z
I'm terrible at blow drying rop
that's why I invested in a Dyson air wrap. Works perfectly on my fine wavy hair and I love that the brush attachment does not pull out my hair! So man
figtree232024-08-23T20:14:52.000Z
I recommended getting a blow dry brush like the Revlon one-step styler. I always get so tired +
Trying to blow dry my hair with a round brush, this is easier and faster. Only downside is it can be damaging, but any time you use heat and tension o
dlrae2024-08-23T20:01:54.000Z
Yes, you can learn. It takes practice. I rec youtube tutorials and look for ones with r/o
similar hair to yours. Investing in a quality hair dryer and brush is also beneficial.
Jenniferal322024-08-23T13:57:28.000Z
Get a blowdry brush (I like Revlon). Let hair air dry a bit, then just section and use the brush+++
way easier than roundbrushing! Can watch videos on that. Will definitely "polish" you up some!