I’ve been using a blow dry brush because I could never manage the round brush but you’ve given me confidence to try again. The baby hair tip is gold. It worked well for me. No flat iron needed for my coarse hair.
Take away I got was the crown part, thanks for that tip especially blow drying forward. I always seem to stumble around that part and will try that way
I’ve found that my clients love that tip just because it makes it so much easier to reach and see what you’re doing! Also just gives more more control of polishing those ends! I hope it makes it easier for you as well 🫶
Your technique gave me SO much confidence, I now consider myself a new (online) client of yours! Was just about to give up hope on round brushing after dozens of failed attempts, but the end result gave me a new appreciation for my long, wavy, thick hair. Ty!
Thank you so much, Moriah! I just followed your amazing step by step tutorial and finally got salon results at home! I never would have thought to use the denman brush first. Wishing everyone a great heir day!
Thank God that someone has been able to explain it in the best way and in the clearest way I've seen, it helped me a lot thank you thank you and thank you💕💕💕💕
From the bottom of my heart thank you so much for filming this guide. It is very thorough and the fact that you did everything on your hair 😩 oh how I wish other hair styling tutorials also did it this way instead of using a model or using a wig mounted to a mannequin. The hair sectioning is gold! I never imagined it would be that simple.
This tutorial is so so helpful!! I have straight fine hair, but it dries with my baby hairs sticking up everywhere and flyaways galore 😂 You explain everything so clearly, especially where to aim and direct the air flow. TY!!!
While I was deciding either to go with Airwrap or Supersonic. I found your amazing tutorials and other videos. I decided to go with the supersonic and learn to use the big round brush. I have long coarse wavy hair. My hair stylist did a rough dry to my hair some what like you did in this tutorial. I have no idea what my hair stylist did before. Thank you very much for this basic tutorial. I can’t wait to try this technique with the supersonic. 😇🎉
Thank you for the tips 😊 drying the roots first is sure to be a game-changer and I love that there’s no need to rotate the brush in the mids only the ends. Excited to try on my next blow dry 🥰
I found your channel while waiting for delivery of my Dyson (yay!) - and I'm so glad I did. Great tips, great execution. Thank you and keep up the good work!
I am obsessed with your hair tutorials. Just tried with my new Dyson on dry dirty hair and it looks great! Can’t wait to do from wet to dry. I think I will throw away my flat iron! 😆 What are your thoughts on the fly away attachment for the Dyson?
Omg thank you!! You’re so sweet 🥰 Don’t throw away your flat iron just yet- I can show you how to use it for other looks! I still want to play with the fly away attachment more but I think it’s a great finishing tool and could be fun for more of a flipped short style??? Maybe I will play with that next!
You make it look effortless. I on the other hand, can never seem to perfect this technique. Mostly because I have super crazy hair and my blowouts are excruciating 😖
Ugh, I’m sorry it’s a struggle to dry your own hair!! I’m sure you have much more hair than me! Have you tried taking much smaller sections to gain more control over the smoothing process?? Sometimes it just takes some tweaking and practice- I believe in you 🫶
@@MoriahSeabrook Thanks for responding ♥️ I have the Dyaon Supersonic, AirStrait AND AirWrap and they have totally changed my hair drying routine for the better. What use to take me literally hours to dry and style, now takes me about 30-45 minutes. Total hair game changer! I love your vids and your sweet nature in them. Hugs! 🫶🏼
Helpful tutorial! Uses a LOT of products, though. I'm wondering if you (or any of the other people posting here) could say which products you would recommend if you were only using one or two?
Thank you!! I suppose it all depends on your hair type and what you are needing to achieve! A blow dry cream is usually a great product to start with to protect from heat, hydrate and smooth the hair from frizz! But if you lack volume and hold then perhaps a mousse would be more beneficial- although you might not get as much protection from just a mousse! 🫶 hope that was helpful!
I have what feels like a silly question... once you create the perfect blow out, how do you maintain it? I have hair like yours and tend to shower and style at night, but then don't know the best way to sleep on the hair so it looks good the next morning. Also, when there is some frizz the next morning at the roots, what's the best way to smooth them out? I tried used a brush and that ruined the curl and texture. Lastly, any advice for maintaining the style when weather is an issue. It's so hard when I get the perfect blow out, but then have to go walk the dog in the rain or humidity :( What's best, low bun? baseball hat? Top knot? Maybe "blow out maintenance" would make a good video!! Thank you!
@Moriah Seabrook I need to get back using them again. I'm round brush blow dryer person. Never liked the flat iron. I have natural curl and wave. Thank you again for the tips.
Products are so important to get the desired result and keep the hair healthy while using heat! I love a round brush blow dry more than anything!!! I’m so glad I could be helpful 🥰
I just purchased the Dyson Air dryer and trying to learn how to do a blowout. I have a lot of hair and its long, thick and coarse with some wave to it. Sectioning has always been a problem for me. After watching you, hopefully, I'll be able to. Any suggestions for my type of hair?
Absolutely! I would pre section yours more intently than I did in this video. Do the three lower, middle, and top sections right away and then work your way from the bottom up..following what I did with the round brushing technique! Perhaps add more of a smoothing blow dry cream to each section as you pull in down to blow dry it! With course wavy hair, more product can be helpful to smooth and weigh the hair down! The dyson should help immensely in terms of cutting your drying time down with the sectioning! Try that out and let me know how it feels!
hey! do you have any advice for me as every time i try to do a blowout, my hair either doesn’t curl around the brush correctly (my hair is super straight) or the brush gets stuck 💔
Yes! Perhaps prepping your hair with a light hold gel or mousse and then going in with the round brush when it’s a bit more damp like 75-80% dry instead of 90+%! This way the wet hair is more flexible and the bonds are still broken for you to form your hair around the brush while drying!! Let me know if that helps! 🫶
Beautiful! How do you prep your hair? Mine is much more naturally frizzy so I definitely need some sort of blow dry cream or heat protectant first...and the usually a flat iron to just briefly smooth out the flyaways around the front, p.
Hey! Love the questions! You should absolutely be using a blow dry cream or spray with a heat protectant! In this video I prepped my hair with Aveda Smooth Infusion Perfect Blow Dry spray! It has a heat protectant and helps with smoothing frizz. I have fine hair so if yours is more course, then a cream might be best for you! Also, at the beginning of the video I smooth the baby hairs with the blow dryer immediately while wet- this can help you skip using a flat iron around your face! I hope this helps!
Wow!!! I’m going to try the blow dry with the baby hairs first! Because I too always end up going over them with a flat iron. I love to round brush blow dry my hair but took a break for the summer! I get close to flat ironed results
Thank you🤍 I used the ergo 53 round brush! I’m not exactly sure about the diameter. Here is the link ergostylingtools.com/Moriah and the code ‘Moriah’ will give you 15% off if you would like! Hope this helps!
Totally! I’ve had other people say that too-I’ve found that when rough drying without the nozzle the air is able to cover more hair. It also opens the hair up a bit more to get the excess water out quickly before putting a nozzle on to concentrate the air in order to smooth! It also is going to be concentrating less heat in a small area so can be helpful in preventing unnecessary heat damage! I’ve done it all in and out of the salon and this is just what I’ve found is the most efficient for me!
🥲 every hair type will have to adjust a bit using more tension etc- I have waves in my hair but not curls! When I do this on my curly clients I need a lot more tension when I pre dry with the denman! I hope that is helpful!
I believe this should be less damaging than using a straightener for most people! It all depends on how much heat and tension you’re putting on the hair- usually most people end up damaging their hair with a flat iron!
I did this blow out for a smooth silky blow out, not particularly for volume- just frizz control and movement! 🥰 I do have some tutorials showcasing volume though, if that’s what you’re looking for!
I would love to incorporate different hair textures on other people in the future of my videos! The reason I’ve been doing tutorials on myself is because I wanted people to be able to see the the placement of my tools and how I’m holding them on myself since y’all are doing it on yourselves at home! I can showcase how I as a professional do techniques on other people but again it’s easier to do someone’s hair when it’s not on your own head and you can freely move your body and arms than when it is on yourself! I want to help you do your own hair at home- instead of learning how to dry on someone else! I do have a video of me doing a blowout on my partners hair- maybe that will be helpful as he has much thicker and a bit coarser hair than me! 🥰
I have coarse hair. I’m a Black woman with type 4 hair and I round brush my hair straight. My technique is different because I do not need volume, it’s built in lol. I watched a UA-camr here named Kelly Wood that does blowouts on ethnic hair and I promise you it gets sleek. It takes a lot of practice but my hair does so much better with blowouts dryer than really high flat iron heat. I think Moriah has a good technique. She helped me be confident with the round brush.
This is one of the most helpful tutorials for hair I have ever watched! Thank you for sharing!
The best compliment I could ask for🙏🏼 it makes me so happy that I could help!
crazy tutorial. Thank you learned a lot. Beginning my hairdresser career
never done a proper blowout on myself, just bought a ceramic pink dyson and I am so excited to try this hair, so elegant
Oh my gosh!!! I hope this is life changing, so excited for you🫶
The best logical tutorial for blow drying hair
🥹 thank you so much! What a compliment!
I’ve been using a blow dry brush because I could never manage the round brush but you’ve given me confidence to try again. The baby hair tip is gold. It worked well for me. No flat iron needed for my coarse hair.
Ahh yay! I love taming those baby hairs and keeping them healthy!! A good round brush is a lifelong friend trust me!! I hope you have fun with it 🥰
Take away I got was the crown part, thanks for that tip especially blow drying forward. I always seem to stumble around that part and will try that way
I’ve found that my clients love that tip just because it makes it so much easier to reach and see what you’re doing! Also just gives more more control of polishing those ends! I hope it makes it easier for you as well 🫶
Your technique gave me SO much confidence, I now consider myself a new (online) client of yours! Was just about to give up hope on round brushing after dozens of failed attempts, but the end result gave me a new appreciation for my long, wavy, thick hair. Ty!
Thank you so much, Moriah! I just followed your amazing step by step tutorial and finally got salon results at home! I never would have thought to use the denman brush first. Wishing everyone a great heir day!
Thank God that someone has been able to explain it in the best way and in the clearest way I've seen, it helped me a lot thank you thank you and thank you💕💕💕💕
Wow, I’m so happy that it was helpful for you!! You are very welcome friend 🥰
This is a fabulous tutorial, I learnt so much! Excited to implement 🎉
Wow thank you!! 🥰 let me know how it goes and if you have any follow up questions!
From the bottom of my heart thank you so much for filming this guide. It is very thorough and the fact that you did everything on your hair 😩 oh how I wish other hair styling tutorials also did it this way instead of using a model or using a wig mounted to a mannequin. The hair sectioning is gold! I never imagined it would be that simple.
This tutorial is so so helpful!! I have straight fine hair, but it dries with my baby hairs sticking up everywhere and flyaways galore 😂 You explain everything so clearly, especially where to aim and direct the air flow. TY!!!
Ugh thank you so much!! I love when this info is helpful!! 🫶
Learned so much from this video! Going to watch it again while teying to execute this blow-dry! Thank you!
While I was deciding either to go with Airwrap or Supersonic. I found your amazing tutorials and other videos. I decided to go with the supersonic and learn to use the big round brush. I have long coarse wavy hair. My hair stylist did a rough dry to my hair some what like you did in this tutorial. I have no idea what my hair stylist did before. Thank you very much for this basic tutorial. I can’t wait to try this technique with the supersonic. 😇🎉
Aw, I love hearing this!! I hope all my other tutorials can be helpful to you as well when you receive your Dyson and round brush!! 👏👏
Thank you for the tips 😊 drying the roots first is sure to be a game-changer and I love that there’s no need to rotate the brush in the mids only the ends. Excited to try on my next blow dry 🥰
Seriously though, the time you save by drying the roots first is life changing!!! I’m so excited for you to try🫶
you’re a genius, i haven’t tried this yet but i feel confident it has saved me
Omg you’re so sweet! I’m so happy it’s helpful!!
Thanks this was great! Quick and easy and totally doable.
I was just last night lamenting my hair type and yours is quite similar and looks fab! So there’s hope for me yet! Can’t wait to try.
There’s always hope! It’s all about knowing how to use specific tools to make your hair do what you want it to! 🙏🏼
I found your channel while waiting for delivery of my Dyson (yay!) - and I'm so glad I did. Great tips, great execution. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Omg I’m so glad!!! Stay tuned for more Dyson content 🥰🥰
Thank you so much for a tutorial - it so easy to understand! i want to try it. and you're so beautiful
Thank you so much!! I hope you do try it!!
I am obsessed with your hair tutorials. Just tried with my new Dyson on dry dirty hair and it looks great! Can’t wait to do from wet to dry. I think I will throw away my flat iron! 😆 What are your thoughts on the fly away attachment for the Dyson?
Omg thank you!! You’re so sweet 🥰 Don’t throw away your flat iron just yet- I can show you how to use it for other looks!
I still want to play with the fly away attachment more but I think it’s a great finishing tool and could be fun for more of a flipped short style??? Maybe I will play with that next!
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You make it look effortless. I on the other hand, can never seem to perfect this technique. Mostly because I have super crazy hair and my blowouts are excruciating 😖
Ugh, I’m sorry it’s a struggle to dry your own hair!! I’m sure you have much more hair than me! Have you tried taking much smaller sections to gain more control over the smoothing process?? Sometimes it just takes some tweaking and practice- I believe in you 🫶
@@MoriahSeabrook Thanks for responding ♥️ I have the Dyaon Supersonic, AirStrait AND AirWrap and they have totally changed my hair drying routine for the better. What use to take me literally hours to dry and style, now takes me about 30-45 minutes. Total hair game changer! I love your vids and your sweet nature in them. Hugs! 🫶🏼
Omg awesome!! I’ve been dying to try the Airstraight! Dyson really fixes all the problems 😂 Thank you so much for watching!! You’re so sweet 🥰🫶
@@MoriahSeabrook Back atcha 💕
this is so helpful and well executed 🎉
Thank you so much!!! I’m glad it was helpful 🫶
You are the best in explaining! Ty
🥹 thank you!
Loved this tutorial so helpful and easy to understand!!! Can you also do a makeup tutorial? Your skin is glowing ❤
Omg thank you!! You are too sweet! I could definitely do that if that would be something you’re interested in! 🤍
Omggg my hair looks grt after following ur tutorial ❤️❤️
Thank you❤️I think it all starts with a great haircut🥳
🫶 that’s so true!!!
Helpful tutorial! Uses a LOT of products, though. I'm wondering if you (or any of the other people posting here) could say which products you would recommend if you were only using one or two?
Thank you!! I suppose it all depends on your hair type and what you are needing to achieve! A blow dry cream is usually a great product to start with to protect from heat, hydrate and smooth the hair from frizz! But if you lack volume and hold then perhaps a mousse would be more beneficial- although you might not get as much protection from just a mousse! 🫶 hope that was helpful!
You have absolutely beautiful hair looks so pretty 😍 ❤
Thank you so much!!🤍🫶
You’re welcome 😉 I love your beautiful eyes too ❤
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I have what feels like a silly question... once you create the perfect blow out, how do you maintain it? I have hair like yours and tend to shower and style at night, but then don't know the best way to sleep on the hair so it looks good the next morning. Also, when there is some frizz the next morning at the roots, what's the best way to smooth them out? I tried used a brush and that ruined the curl and texture. Lastly, any advice for maintaining the style when weather is an issue. It's so hard when I get the perfect blow out, but then have to go walk the dog in the rain or humidity :( What's best, low bun? baseball hat? Top knot? Maybe "blow out maintenance" would make a good video!! Thank you!
Will try tomorrow!❤
Yay! I hope it went well!!
I love to use Aveda hair products too.
That’s awesome! I love them too! I’ve been using them my whole life!
@Moriah Seabrook I need to get back using them again. I'm round brush blow dryer person. Never liked the flat iron. I have natural curl and wave. Thank you again for the tips.
Products are so important to get the desired result and keep the hair healthy while using heat! I love a round brush blow dry more than anything!!! I’m so glad I could be helpful 🥰
I’m a guy with short hair and I realized I watched the whole video 😂
😂 lol I appreciate that!!!
Thank You ❤
Thank YOU
I really like it ❤
🙏🏼🫶 thank you!!!
I just purchased the Dyson Air dryer and trying to learn how to do a blowout. I have a lot of hair and its long, thick and coarse with some wave to it. Sectioning has always been a problem for me. After watching you, hopefully, I'll be able to. Any suggestions for my type of hair?
Absolutely! I would pre section yours more intently than I did in this video. Do the three lower, middle, and top sections right away and then work your way from the bottom up..following what I did with the round brushing technique! Perhaps add more of a smoothing blow dry cream to each section as you pull in down to blow dry it! With course wavy hair, more product can be helpful to smooth and weigh the hair down! The dyson should help immensely in terms of cutting your drying time down with the sectioning! Try that out and let me know how it feels!
@@MoriahSeabrook Thank you so much!! I will let you how I make out!😘
I don't have hair spray for finishing, anything only hair oil or heat spray
How many products does one really need?? I use 1 or 2
hey! do you have any advice for me as every time i try to do a blowout, my hair either doesn’t curl around the brush correctly (my hair is super straight) or the brush gets stuck 💔
Yes! Perhaps prepping your hair with a light hold gel or mousse and then going in with the round brush when it’s a bit more damp like 75-80% dry instead of 90+%! This way the wet hair is more flexible and the bonds are still broken for you to form your hair around the brush while drying!! Let me know if that helps! 🫶
Beautiful! How do you prep your hair? Mine is much more naturally frizzy so I definitely need some sort of blow dry cream or heat protectant first...and the usually a flat iron to just briefly smooth out the flyaways around the front, p.
Hey! Love the questions! You should absolutely be using a blow dry cream or spray with a heat protectant! In this video I prepped my hair with Aveda Smooth Infusion Perfect Blow Dry spray! It has a heat protectant and helps with smoothing frizz. I have fine hair so if yours is more course, then a cream might be best for you!
Also, at the beginning of the video I smooth the baby hairs with the blow dryer immediately while wet- this can help you skip using a flat iron around your face! I hope this helps!
Wow!!! I’m going to try the blow dry with the baby hairs first! Because I too always end up going over them with a flat iron. I love to round brush blow dry my hair but took a break for the summer! I get close to flat ironed results
Yay! I hope it helped your round brush blow dry!!!
New sub here!
Woohoo, welcome!! 🫶
I love your tutorials ❤ can I ask what diameter have this round brush? Thanks baby❤
Thank you🤍 I used the ergo 53 round brush! I’m not exactly sure about the diameter. Here is the link ergostylingtools.com/Moriah and the code ‘Moriah’ will give you 15% off if you would like! Hope this helps!
I have never seen anyone use the supersonic without a concentrator nozzle.
Totally! I’ve had other people say that too-I’ve found that when rough drying without the nozzle the air is able to cover more hair. It also opens the hair up a bit more to get the excess water out quickly before putting a nozzle on to concentrate the air in order to smooth! It also is going to be concentrating less heat in a small area so can be helpful in preventing unnecessary heat damage! I’ve done it all in and out of the salon and this is just what I’ve found is the most efficient for me!
ddint work for my curly hair :(
🥲 every hair type will have to adjust a bit using more tension etc- I have waves in my hair but not curls! When I do this on my curly clients I need a lot more tension when I pre dry with the denman! I hope that is helpful!
I tried this today and the top is so smooth but the rest of my hair(like the mid to the ends) frizzed up😢
Oh no!! You might need to prep with more of a smoothing blow dry cream through the ends???
@@MoriahSeabrook i splurged and got the dyson dryer.. made a world of a difference!! I hate to say it because of the price 😆 before i was using a chi
@@MoriahSeabrook anyways thank you for your tutorials 💛💛 gonna keep following them
Ahh I know! But once you spend the money you never think about it again because it’s so worth it!!! Thank you for following 🫶🫶
Just curious is this less damaging than using a straightener?
I believe this should be less damaging than using a straightener for most people! It all depends on how much heat and tension you’re putting on the hair- usually most people end up damaging their hair with a flat iron!
witchraft, how even
But how did she end up with less volume than when she started lol
I did this blow out for a smooth silky blow out, not particularly for volume- just frizz control and movement! 🥰 I do have some tutorials showcasing volume though, if that’s what you’re looking for!
don't do this it damages your hair blowdry your hair when it's damp
Yes don’t use a round brush until it’s about 90% dry!
quite time consuming!🐒
None of this would work on coarse hair type. Her hair is already straight. Does not look right or pro at all unfortunately
It would be nice if she could use clients with different hair textures for a better review
I would love to incorporate different hair textures on other people in the future of my videos! The reason I’ve been doing tutorials on myself is because I wanted people to be able to see the the placement of my tools and how I’m holding them on myself since y’all are doing it on yourselves at home! I can showcase how I as a professional do techniques on other people but again it’s easier to do someone’s hair when it’s not on your own head and you can freely move your body and arms than when it is on yourself! I want to help you do your own hair at home- instead of learning how to dry on someone else! I do have a video of me doing a blowout on my partners hair- maybe that will be helpful as he has much thicker and a bit coarser hair than me! 🥰
I have coarse hair. I’m a Black woman with type 4 hair and I round brush my hair straight. My technique is different because I do not need volume, it’s built in lol. I watched a UA-camr here named Kelly Wood that does blowouts on ethnic hair and I promise you it gets sleek. It takes a lot of practice but my hair does so much better with blowouts dryer than really high flat iron heat. I think Moriah has a good technique. She helped me be confident with the round brush.
@@MoriahSeabrookPlease provide a link to it.