1/8Start off on the right foot with a proper in-shower hair routine. Webb recommends using a clarifying shampoo that gets rid of product buildup to help give locks supersleek shine.
Paul Mitchell Clarifying Shampoo Three, $13. walgreens.com.
2/8Webb recommends a round boar bristle or aluminum Bio Ionic brush for achieving beautiful volume and sheen—never use a flat brush! Make sure to dry hair in small, neat sections for a long-lasting blowout.
Bio Ionic Silver Classic Series Round Brush, $24. shearup.com.
3/8For the perfect beachy blowout, Webb says to apply a salt spray evenly to the hair, dry it in small sections with a round brush, and then shake out your waves for a messy, casual look.
TIGI Catwalk Session Series Salt Spray, $15. sleekhair.com.
4/8The hair dryer you use matters a lot, according to Webb. Pick one that feels light yet powerful and offers lots of heat for maximum styling control.
Bio Ionic iDry Whisper Light Pro-Dryer, $100. glamourbeautycenter.com.
5/8Humidity got you down? Employ lots of tension when blowing out your hair and make sure every section is bone-dry before stepping outside. Use a heavy-duty pomade to combat frizz and flyaways, and for extra security, style with a flatiron or curling iron.
L’Oreal Lumi Controle Defining Polish, $22. sleekhair.com.
6/8Whether your hair is fine or thick, a lightweight shine spray will give your locks a good dose of healthy sparkle.
Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine Spray, $25. moroccanoilproducts.com.
7/8A finishing spray provides just the right amount of hold to keep your hairstyle in place throughout the day. Webb advises choosing a flexible spray that leaves your hair polished yet soft to the touch.
Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray, $21. moroccanoilproducts.com.
8/8Dealing with very dry or damaged hair? Hydrate with a rich styling cream before blowdrying, focusing most of the product on the ends to avoid greasy roots.
Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream, $32. beautycollection.com.
