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Blow drying is a common hairstyling technique, but it's essential to do it properly to minimize damage and achieve the best results. Here are some do's and don'ts of blow drying your hair: DO’S 1.Use hair clips or pins: Section off your hair and clip or pin the sections that you're not currently blow drying. This keeps the hair away from your face and makes it easier to work on one section at a time. 2.Hold the dryer at the right angle: Hold the blow dryer at a downward angle, pointing in the direction you want your hair to lie. For example, if you want extra volume, hold the dryer so that the airflow is directed from the roots to the ends, lifting the hair away from the scalp. 3.Start with towel-dried hair: Gently pat your hair with a towel to remove excess water before blow drying. Avoid rubbing vigorously as wet hair is more susceptible to damage. 4.Finish with a Cool Shot: After blow drying, use the cool shot button on your dryer to lock in the style and add shine. 5.Use Heat Protection: Before blow drying, always apply a heat protectant product to your hair to minimize damage from the heat. 6.Use a Round Brush: When blow drying, use a round brush to help create volume and shape while styling. The brush will also aid in smoothing the hair. DON’T 1.Don't keep hairs on face: While blow drying, avoid allowing your hair to cover your face continuously. It can lead to excessive heat exposure on your skin, potentially causing discomfort, irritation, or damage to sensitive facial areas. Keep your hair away from your face using clips or a headband to ensure a safe and comfortable blow-drying experience. 2.Avoid pointing the dryer upwards: Holding the blow dryer in an upward angle, especially towards the roots, can cause the hair cuticles to lift, leading to frizz and a less polished look. 3.Don't blow dry soaking wet hair: Your hair should be damp, not dripping wet, before you start blow drying. Excess water can prolong the drying process and cause damage. 4.Avoid Direct Heat on the Scalp: Try to keep the blow dryer airflow focused on your hair rather than directly on your scalp to prevent discomfort and potential damage. 5.Don't Over-Dry Your Hair: Once your hair is mostly dry, turn off the blow dryer. Over-drying can lead to frizz and make your hair more susceptible to breakage. 6.Don't rush the process: Take your time when blow drying your hair. Rushing can lead to uneven drying and potentially cause damage due to prolonged exposure to heat. By following these DO'S and DON'TS, you can achieve beautiful blow-dried hairstyles while minimizing the risk of hair damage. #teamzacksalon #zacksalon #rightknowledge #bestversionofyourself #professionals #fairprice #hairgoals #hair #hairstylist #haircaretips #hairtrends #hairinspo

• Posted on: 2023-07-26T08:11:46

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