Excellent technique… easy to understand. I see you’re holding the blow dryer with your right hand and brush in your left hand I will try this technique with my natural hair. Thanks again!!
Best tutorial I’ve ever seen for blow drying. I’ve always fekt like it was impossible to do it on myself. Today, after 1.5 hours 😆 (again, a begginer here) my hair is looking blow dried ish with a ton of volume! Thank you! I shall practice again next weekend haha
I just got a dyson super sonic a few weeks ago using my ulta points and am still getting the hang of usingit. these beginner tutorials are amazing 🥰 thank you
Perfect tutorial, thanks for not speeding it up or cutting out too much. I have been doing this (mimicking my hairdresser) but struggled with the centre sections and drying straight up... Pulling it forward is a great idea! Thanks!!
I loved your advice and am just curious how this works for shoulder-length hair. I use the brushes and am quite skilled, but I still find these videos really helpful. Also, I have just bought the Supersonic and am trying it out, it feels amazing. I am hoping it will help my hair to recover from highlights and natural fuzziness. One thing I would really be interested in learning is how to make beach waves with Supersonic, as I don't want to use the iron curl in order to avoid any further hair damage. Also, your hair looks shiny, healthy and the final result is amazing. But it would be interesting to see you style somebody other's hair and different hair/haircut types. Thanks!
Thank you for the comment!! I have thought about doing some tutorials on other hair types and might try to incorporate that in the future! All the techniques I’m doing should work great with shoulder length hair, the result will just differ slightly! I have made a couple videos doing some soft curls with the round brush but it’s more of a silky wave than a beachy wave- have you checked those out?? That will be a good first step in learning the technique and then perhaps I can make one specific for beach waves next 🤍 hope this helps!
This was such a helpful video. As someone who struggles with even sectioning my hair, I'll be sure to try out the techniques you mentioned. Are there drugstore alternatives you recommend for the products you used?
Yay thank you! I’m so glad it was helpful! I haven’t personally used these products but I’ve heard that L’Oréal makes some bond repair products that work well!
Where can I get that attachment for my Dyson? I blew out my hair for the past 20+ years like except not as structured and neat and efficient and always gorgeous soft silky volume that lasted a couple days. Can’t seem to get it with my Dyson. I think I need the attachment
The attachment normally comes with the blowdryer. If you can’t find it, I think you can order a replacement from Dyson! Keep practicing your blowdries, I’m sure they will get more neat and structured with time!
I usually use full heat because I’m moving through the hair pretty quickly and I tend to get pretty frizzy! But if you have finer hair than me and/or your hair responds well without much heat then you can lower it!
The scalp solution line by Aveda could help with dandruff but I am not sure. Some of the reviews left on scalp solutions exfoliating scalp treatment said the treatment helped gradually get rid of dandruff. I would try the entire line (treatment, shampoo, conditioner and serum) to see if it'll help. Did the medicated shampoo help?
I enjoy a good salt spray! I feel like it brings out body and texture, maybe less specifically for volume at the roots overall for fine hair but it can help!!
I'm learning so much thanks to your videos and my hair is looking better as I've been implementing your suggestions! I think I noticed you using the ergo flat brush to pre-dry in one of your videos. Could I get away with just using that or would it be helpful to have a vess brush or denman as well? I'm guessing the vess and denman get more tension?
You’re exactly right!! You can absolutely use a flat brush for this technique if it works on your hair type! I love the Denman and Vess specifically because of the tension I can get and the fact that I don’t get much tangling while using it! I can use it on all hair types and get a similar result 🫶
Hi! Ive written this on an older video. But I need HELP! Im new to hair tools. Ive had a waveing wand thing. And thats about it. Rearly use my hairdryer too. Just bc i dont see such a difference I feel like. Ive got nordic thin FINE hair thats frizzy and gets tangeled SO EASY! Long hair like your lentgh if not a little longer. Alot of flyaways. I struggle so much with tameing it. Ive goten a litte bit better in the last few years. But I often try new shampoos and conditioners just to see if I can find sometjinh better. My scalp gets oily about day 2 to 3. Often use dryshampoo alot of the time and wash once to twice a week. At night I sleep with my hair in a bun. It might make me get alot of shorter hair arround my face. But I cant sleep if my hair is down at all. Ive bought a dyson airwrap long, got it yesterday. And I want to learn how to get my hair healthier, styled and nice. And feel better about my hair. Any tips would be welcome!
How often do you brush your hair? Brushing your hair can help tame a lot of problems from making your roots less oily because you’re distributing the oil from roots to ends, hydrates your ends with your natural oils(preventing more tangling) and stimulating/exfoliating your scalp! I know this sounds so simple but so many people have gotten into the habit of not brushing their hair because we wash less and want our style to last- it’s sooo good for your hair and scalp though! I would also perhaps attempt a soft scarf or head wrap over tying your hair up at night because that can cause excess breakage on a regular basis making it difficult to solve your problem with flyaways! You might enjoy the flyaway attachment on the airwrap as well! I hope this is helpful 🙏🏼
@@MoriahSeabrook I brush my hair every single day! Often twice atleast. Morning and before bed. Since my hair is so tangly, I only use a tangle teaser. But I have a few teasing combs and a wider tooth comb. But I dont enjoy them. Since I get tagles when ever my hair is down. Even half up, half down. So I often wear ponytales. But should I use another type of brush then? To get the oils further down? Yes this was very helpfull! Thank you so so much Moriah! I appreciate you taking your time to answer my long questions. Haha
I know, it is crazy how expensive hair tools can be! This is the one I've used in the salon for the last 10 years. There are others that are less expensive and are probably comparable but I haven't tried many since this one meets all needs. Would you be interested in a video comparing round brushes at different price points? Thank you for watching and commenting 🤍
Bless my UA-cam algorithm for recommending this video. Amazing quality video and useful tips!
Wow thank you so much🤍 I’m glad you enjoyed the content 🥰
This was the best tutorial I’ve seen for blow drying, thank you so much for sharing!
You are so welcome! Thank you for such a sweet comment 🤍
Not a person who watches hair tutorials very often, but this one I enjoyed! Super helpful with good tips. :)
Glad it was helpful! Thank you 🤍
Excellent technique… easy to understand.
I see you’re holding the blow dryer with your right hand and brush in your left hand
I will try this technique with my natural hair.
Thanks again!!
Thank you 🥰 You are so welcome! Let me know how it goes 🤍
Best tutorial I’ve ever seen for blow drying. I’ve always fekt like it was impossible to do it on myself. Today, after 1.5 hours 😆 (again, a begginer here) my hair is looking blow dried ish with a ton of volume! Thank you! I shall practice again next weekend haha
Ahhh yay!!! This is the best news! I’m so proud of you, keep it up🫶👏
I just got a dyson super sonic a few weeks ago using my ulta points and am still getting the hang of usingit. these beginner tutorials are amazing 🥰 thank you
Yay I’m so glad! It’s definitely a learning curve but once you get used to it, it’s sooo much better!
Thank you for helping me learn! I just started watching hair tutorials, and you did an excellent job!
Yay I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! 🥰 thank you for watching!
You explain the whole thing beautiful, very articulated thank you
You're very welcome! Thank you for the sweet compliment 🤍
And accurate!!
Perfect tutorial, thanks for not speeding it up or cutting out too much. I have been doing this (mimicking my hairdresser) but struggled with the centre sections and drying straight up... Pulling it forward is a great idea! Thanks!!
Yay, you’re so welcome!! I’m really glad it was helpful for you 🫶 thanks for watching!
Thanks you for your advice and good technique. I'm a starter but your tutorial it's easy to understand .
I loveeee hearing that the tutorials are easy to follow🫶 thank you and I’m so glad!!
I've always wondered which comes first: skincare/makeup or blow drying the hair. This video answered it 😆 Watched until the end!
lol I love it!! 😂
I loved your advice and am just curious how this works for shoulder-length hair. I use the brushes and am quite skilled, but I still find these videos really helpful. Also, I have just bought the Supersonic and am trying it out, it feels amazing. I am hoping it will help my hair to recover from highlights and natural fuzziness. One thing I would really be interested in learning is how to make beach waves with Supersonic, as I don't want to use the iron curl in order to avoid any further hair damage. Also, your hair looks shiny, healthy and the final result is amazing. But it would be interesting to see you style somebody other's hair and different hair/haircut types. Thanks!
Thank you for the comment!! I have thought about doing some tutorials on other hair types and might try to incorporate that in the future! All the techniques I’m doing should work great with shoulder length hair, the result will just differ slightly! I have made a couple videos doing some soft curls with the round brush but it’s more of a silky wave than a beachy wave- have you checked those out?? That will be a good first step in learning the technique and then perhaps I can make one specific for beach waves next 🤍 hope this helps!
You’re amazing. Helpful, smart, classy.
Thank you so much 🥹🫶
This was such a helpful video. As someone who struggles with even sectioning my hair, I'll be sure to try out the techniques you mentioned. Are there drugstore alternatives you recommend for the products you used?
Yay thank you! I’m so glad it was helpful! I haven’t personally used these products but I’ve heard that L’Oréal makes some bond repair products that work well!
You make so good videos. I learned a lot from your blow dry videos.
Thank you!!
That was beautiful
Thank you 🤍
Where can I get that attachment for my Dyson? I blew out my hair for the past 20+ years like except not as structured and neat and efficient and always gorgeous soft silky volume that lasted a couple days. Can’t seem to get it with my Dyson. I think I need the attachment
The attachment normally comes with the blowdryer. If you can’t find it, I think you can order a replacement from Dyson! Keep practicing your blowdries, I’m sure they will get more neat and structured with time!
Same here! I have issues with my Dyson that I didn't have with my previous dryer (a 50€ Gamma piu) So sad.
What heat setting do you use on the blow dryer?
I usually use full heat because I’m moving through the hair pretty quickly and I tend to get pretty frizzy! But if you have finer hair than me and/or your hair responds well without much heat then you can lower it!
Always such helpful information! Thank you!
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Thank you I learned a lot.
That makes me so happy🤍
Really good tutorial❤
Thank you!! 🤍
Amazing tutorial! Also, you're so pretty!
Thank you so much🤍
Excellent video wow loved it your technique was awesome
Thank you!!! 🥰
Would that shampoo and conditioner help with dandruff? My son has it bad and we have tried even medicated shampoo.
The scalp solution line by Aveda could help with dandruff but I am not sure. Some of the reviews left on
scalp solutions exfoliating scalp treatment said the treatment helped gradually get rid of dandruff. I would try the entire line (treatment, shampoo, conditioner and serum) to see if it'll help. Did the medicated shampoo help?
Maybe you can try Nizoral? My husband has seborrheic dermatitis and it really helped him.
I love and look forward to your videos
Aw thank you🙏🏼 this means a lot!
Kindly share your hair color shade
This is my natural hair color but I believe I’m a natural level 5!! 🥰
Will try this tomorrow!
What do you think about salt sprays for volume? 🙂 thank you
I enjoy a good salt spray! I feel like it brings out body and texture, maybe less specifically for volume at the roots overall for fine hair but it can help!!
I'm learning so much thanks to your videos and my hair is looking better as I've been implementing your suggestions!
I think I noticed you using the ergo flat brush to pre-dry in one of your videos. Could I get away with just using that or would it be helpful to have a vess brush or denman as well? I'm guessing the vess and denman get more tension?
You’re exactly right!! You can absolutely use a flat brush for this technique if it works on your hair type! I love the Denman and Vess specifically because of the tension I can get and the fact that I don’t get much tangling while using it! I can use it on all hair types and get a similar result 🫶
Hi! Ive written this on an older video. But I need HELP! Im new to hair tools. Ive had a waveing wand thing. And thats about it. Rearly use my hairdryer too. Just bc i dont see such a difference I feel like.
Ive got nordic thin FINE hair thats frizzy and gets tangeled SO EASY! Long hair like your lentgh if not a little longer. Alot of flyaways. I struggle so much with tameing it. Ive goten a litte bit better in the last few years. But I often try new shampoos and conditioners just to see if I can find sometjinh better. My scalp gets oily about day 2 to 3. Often use dryshampoo alot of the time
and wash once to twice a week. At night I sleep with my hair in a bun. It might make me get alot of shorter hair arround my face. But I cant sleep if my hair is down at all.
Ive bought a dyson airwrap long, got it yesterday. And I want to learn how to get my hair healthier, styled and nice. And feel better about my hair. Any tips would be welcome!
How often do you brush your hair? Brushing your hair can help tame a lot of problems from making your roots less oily because you’re distributing the oil from roots to ends, hydrates your ends with your natural oils(preventing more tangling) and stimulating/exfoliating your scalp! I know this sounds so simple but so many people have gotten into the habit of not brushing their hair because we wash less and want our style to last- it’s sooo good for your hair and scalp though! I would also perhaps attempt a soft scarf or head wrap over tying your hair up at night because that can cause excess breakage on a regular basis making it difficult to solve your problem with flyaways! You might enjoy the flyaway attachment on the airwrap as well! I hope this is helpful 🙏🏼
@@MoriahSeabrook I brush my hair every single day! Often twice atleast. Morning and before bed. Since my hair is so tangly, I only use a tangle teaser. But I have a few teasing combs and a wider tooth comb. But I dont enjoy them. Since I get tagles when ever my hair is down. Even half up, half down. So I often wear ponytales.
But should I use another type of brush then? To get the oils further down?
Yes this was very helpfull! Thank you so so much Moriah! I appreciate you taking your time to answer my long questions. Haha
Great video! Thank you gonna try this
Yay let me know how it went!!
Great tutorial. Thanks 🙏
🤍🤍
I try but my hair gets frizzy when I start with the blow drye😢
Hmmm, have you prepped with anti frizz products?!
Wonderful job ❤
Thanks so much.❤
You make it look soooo easy 💖
Beautiful girl, beautiful voice amazing video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Lovely tutorial but lord I was not expecting a $50 round brush 😭 I didn’t even know they make brushes that expensive 😂
I know, it is crazy how expensive hair tools can be! This is the one I've used in the salon for the last 10 years. There are others that are less expensive and are probably comparable but I haven't tried many since this one meets all needs. Would you be interested in a video comparing round brushes at different price points? Thank you for watching and commenting 🤍
Doesn't seem quick to me
Ohh, s%#$! homieee. You like Penelope Cruz when you were in brown 😳😳🙄 no cap.
😂 lol thank you, what a great comment!
It looks beautiful but 20 minutes is a long time
It’s true! But depending on your hair type and coordination you could go faster! I take a bit longer because I’m explaining things 🫶
She reminds me of Julia Roberts when she talks..
Really?? I've heard that from others but never paid attention to how she talks. I love Julia Roberts 🤍
Very very slow …had to play at 1.25
@Stockstalker3984
And so??? I do change the speed even at 1.50 for some cooking recipes. At least we get details and everyone is happy😊
I normally play these videos slower to follow the step by step precisely. So for me the speed is perfect
Great tutorial, thank you ❤
You’re so welcome!!! Thank you!
Thank you so much❤