Anyway, I am learning that there is an art to blowdrying your hair. Back when I was younger and didn't know any better, I would blow dry my hair using a regular blow dryer (not a ceramic/tourmaline one) with a comb attachment that you can pick up at Wally World. I wouldn't detangle my hair beforehand thinking that the comb attachment will do the job and I definitely didn't put any product in my hair. I can't tell you have many comb attachments I have broken using that method.
The end result of all that poor hair styling? Big, poofy blow dried hair. I looked like Alex the Lion from Madgascar.
I never really quite knew what to do with my hair after those blow drying sessions. SMH.
Well thank goodness for knowledge!
I found that proper blowdrying consists of 3 things:
1) the correct tools
2) the correct products
3) the correct technique
On Saturday, after washing and DCing my hair, I applied Kinky Curly Knot Today (moisturizing leave in), Aphogee Keratin and Green Tea Restructrizer (I spray this on my hair whenever I'm using heat), and One N Only Argan Oil (heat protectant) to my hair. I then proceeded to blow dry my hair w/ my FHI blowdryer using the method that Salon Cabelo describes (yes with the Denman brush and everything):
The result? Non poofy, non cottonball like hair. If I wasn't trying to go for a bone straight look, I could have stopped at the blow drying.
The point of this
Loooverley! LOL Looks great! I skip leave in and use heat protectant and serum.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :) I wish I could skip the leave in (I tried to skip it out of pure dee laziness once). My hair just can't deal with that and will poof up smh
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks great!
ReplyDeleteYour hair came out very sleek.
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