Achieve the perfect silky blowout!
The days in which most of us dreamed of silky smooth locks are over, because at iMujer we are going to share with you several tips that’ll make all the difference. If you’re like many other women who experience frizz throughout warm and sunny―humid days, there is a solution for you.
Blow drying hair requires so much more than a brush and a blower. There are certain products that could even help you combat those stubborn fly away hairs!
Below find out how you could achieve the hair, you’ve always envisioned!
How to conquer humidity
In order for a blow out to resist the outdoors, you must first style the hair while it’s clean and wet. When your locks are humid apply a styling cream with any type of anti frizz serum. What happens is that if your hair is damp or wet it’ll only absorb the necessary oils and vitamins that it needs.
These are the list of products I recommend.
- Styling cream
- Anti frizz serum
- Heat protecting spray
- Anti frizz hair spray
The hair spray is optional, but it's always nice to have extra control!
Achieve silky hair
Use a round brush to blow dry your hair – choose a size that’ll work best depending on the amount of hair that you have. If you have bangs, then incorporating a smaller brush just for this area. Before applying any heat to your hair, use the heat protecting spray all throughout.
Separate the hair into 4 sections, 2 equal parts on the top and 2 equal parts on the bottom. Start styling from the bottom sections and work your way up. When you’re finished, do not apply any oil or serum to the hair. For extra shine, there are shinning sprays that could accomplish this without leaving any trace of grease.
Be your own stylist by seeing this super easy video!
Don’t allow for balmy-humid weather to control how you style your waves! There are endless options when it comes to anti frizz products to choose from, simply find one that could cope with your specific hair type. Never again pucker the area in between your eyebrows because of bad hair days!
What tricks have you tried to prevent frizz from happening?