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Spill the tea because everyone is Googling “bouncy blowdry” like it’s the last resort for a party-season glow-up. And honestly? It’s easier than you think—especially with a hot brush and a few pro tip…
Spill the tea because everyone is Googling “bouncy blowdry” like it’s the last resort for a party-season glow-up. And honestly? It’s easier than you think—especially with a hot brush and a few pro tips. Let’s cut the fluff and get to the oomph.
First, your hair needs to be super clean. Wash it twice with a clarifying shampoo (Ouai Detox Shampoo is my fave) to zap buildup. Skip the heavy conditioner—just a light layer on the ends. Then, towel-dry until it’s 80% dry. No, really. Starting with wet hair = disaster. Pro tip: Flip your hair to the opposite side of its natural fall and angle the dryer nozzle upward to lift the roots. It’s like giving your hair a tiny yoga session.
Now, section your hair. If you’ve got thick or long locks, split it into quarters or halves. This is your secret weapon for not wrestling with tangles. Use a hot brush or multi-styler with a round brush attachment—no arm workout required. Wrap small sections around the brush, rolling it under and over for volume. The direction you roll? That’s your vibe. Roll the hair on top for root lift, or underneath for face-framing. And always hold the brush horizontally for maximum bounce.
Here’s the magic: After styling, hit the cold shot button on your hot brush (10 seconds, or until it’s cool to the touch). This locks in the shape. Then, grab some Velcro rollers and roll each section up, following the same direction you styled it. Leave them in for 15-30 minutes, or longer if you’re feeling extra. When you take them out, gently coax your hair into place with your fingers—no flat brushes, please.
💫 – Section your hair to avoid tangles and use a hot brush for effortless, salon-level bounce.
KEY POINTS: – Start with clean, 80% dry hair and a volumizing foam (like Hair by Sam McKnight’s Cool Girl Volume Foam). – Section your hair to avoid tangles and use a hot brush for effortless, salon-level bounce. – Always finish with a cold shot and rollers to lock in the style.
Close: What’s your go-to product for bouncy hair? Drop your hack in the comments—let’s get that bounce game strong! 🌟
❓ People Also Ask
How long does a blowout last?
A blowout lasts 2-3 days. It fades as hair absorbs moisture and oil. Touch-ups needed for lasting volume.
What’s the best blowout tool for thick hair?
A diffuser or ionic dryer works best for thick hair. They reduce frizz and speed up drying. Use a round brush for added volume.
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