Getting a blowout done feels like a day at a spa. You get your hair washed, most times massaged and then relax for approximately 45 minutes, to finally find yourself looking more beautiful than ever, with renewed silky, shiny, vibrant hair.
The minute you flirt with yourself you start to wonder: ¨OMG, how can I keep this forever?¨ Forever is a big word… what we can do for you, is provide you with a set of tips guaranteed to make your blowout last longer and make every penny count, especially if you do your own blow-dry and styling!
The Secret Weapon: Spray is your best friend
Prepping your hair before the blowout is the most important step. The shampoos, conditioners, and masks you choose play a decisive role; it’s all about the right products! Luckily for you, our EMPOWERING BLOWOUT SPRAY is simply the best ally to have at hand.
- Before starting, while your hair is still wet, simply spray on the product and begin to blow-dry.
- Remember to split your hair into small sections, taking your time.
- Preferably use a round brush.
- Flip your hair over to make sure you reach into those difficult, hidden areas.
Our formula contains keratin, collagen, and stem-cell peptides that provide moisture, form a protective barrier for your hair, and eliminate frizz, not to mention it reduces the time of the blow-dry process by half!
Don’t fret if you forgot to apply the spray onto wet hair, our formula works on dry hair as well (this makes it perfect for a quick fix).
Bonus Tips:
- Refresh your roots with dry shampoo and lightly blow dry your hair with a blow dryer.
- Sleep with your hair in a loose and messy bun, using a tie that does not crease or damage it.
- If you feel your hair is flat, try popping some hot velcro rollers on top, just like the old days! A classic trick that never fails to add form and volume.
- Spray onto clean, wet hair and blow dry to eliminate frizz.
- Spray into dry hair for a quick fix and extra shine.
- Style as usual. Do not rinse.
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