How To Blowdry Your Hair Like A Pro for Prom
Photo: Shopt3Micro.com1/7Next, use the round brush on the side sections of your hair in whichever angle you find comfortable. Once your hair is dry, roll the sides up like you did with the back of your hair. Apply a blast of heat with the dryer, and then set the hair with a cold shot of air from the dryer, which will prevent fly-aways and frizz.
Photo: Blow2/7Start by applying a golf ball-sized amount of BlowPro Body by Blow mousse through clean, towel-dried hair. This will set your style for a longer-lasting blowout. Next, section hair into five parts and secure them with clips for maximum control when managing your hair.
Photo: Target.com3/7Starting with the back of your hair, use a round brush and your blow-dryer to dry each section. Do not pivot your wrist back and forth as you dry; simply roll the brush itself. Once every section in the back is dry, roll the hair up into a tube and secure it with a pin. Once you finish with the entire head, you'll release these curls and they'll have extra body and bounce. For additional body, you can pin the hair vertically.
Photo: Amazon.com4/7Finish the top sections with your round brush by rolling hair into the brush and then pulling back, which allows for hair to fall naturally and frame the face in a flattering way. Add hairspray to all of the sections, and then blow-dry it with cold air.
Photo: Walmart.com5/7Use a curling iron to curl a few pieces around your face. Keep the iron closed as you slowly slide the hair out to give the ends a straighter, textured look.
Photo: Drugstore.com6/7Remove all of the pins and tilt your head forward, raking your fingers through the hair to marry all of the sections together. Spray thoroughly with a finishing spray, and then lightly scrunch the hair with your hands before flipping your hair back.
Photo: Walgreens.com7/7Take your blowout one step further by parting your hair into two sections and then applying a few drops of serum, which will add polish and shine.
