If you like to have big hair, you’ll love this blowdry tutorial.
The great thing about this technique is that it doesn’t have a part. It’s ideal if you have a curtain fringe or like to change your part.
If you’re new to blowdrying your hair, you have to try this method.
For newbies, I always recommend blowdrying the front of your hair first. Your arms get tired and it makes sense to do your best work on the top layer of your hair.
When you’re in the salon, it makes sense for your stylist to start at the bottom of your hair and work up. I know when I’m at home, I start to lose interest about halfway through. The underneath looks fab but the top layer is a mess.
This reverse ponytail blowdry technique solves this problem.
Thanks to the fabulous Sarah Angius for this tutorial. If you’re not following Sarah on Instagram, what’s wrong with you? Check out her tutorial below.
Big volume blowdry tutorial
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I tried this on my hair and I love it! I used a small elastic and switched to an invisibobble so it wouldn’t leave a mark in my hair.
This technique would be perfect for fine hair too.
Let me know how it goes in your hair!
I tried this but need that big ass barrel hairbrush; do you know where we can get in Aussie? Also I’m off to google invisibobbles- sounds fun and useful!
Hi Cheryl! This brush is awesome – https://www.sydneysalonsupplies.com.au/brushes-combs/joiken-shine-thermal-ceramic-ionic-brushes-72mm.html – and you can get invisibobbles here – http://www.invisibobble.com.au/ xx
You’re a gem – thanks hun!
I love your tutorial. I have always had curly hair and now at 57 and probably hormones i have lost alot of curl so think its time to start blow drying out. I will let you know how it goes and maybe you can give me some more tips when i do still have some curl.
Her hair is fabulous! Can’t wait to try this method! Thanks for sharing.
I’m (almost) looking forward to washing and blowdrying my hair next so I can do this again! x