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3 Ways to Curl Hair with a Blow Dryer

By Matthew Lynch
October 18, 2023
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Introduction:

Curling your hair can instantly add volume, texture, and style to your look. While there are numerous tools available to achieve curls, many people don’t realize that they can use their blow dryer to create stunning curls too! In this article, we’ll explore three different methods for curling your hair using just a blow dryer. Let’s dive in!

1. Using a Round Brush:

For this technique, you’ll need a round brush, preferably one with a ceramic or metal barrel that heats up quickly.

– Begin by applying a heat protectant and mousse to your wet hair, distributing evenly from roots to ends.

– Section off your hair into smaller parts, securing with clips.

– Working one section at a time, place the round brush near the roots of your hair.

– Turn on the blow dryer and set it to medium heat. Aim the airflow at the brush, keeping the nozzle close to the brush bristles.

– As you dry your hair, slowly pull the round brush upwards and away from your head while turning it continuously. This motion will create tension and help form curls.

– Continue working around your head until all sections are dry and curled.

– To set the curls, allow them to cool for a few moments before running fingers through them or using hairspray.

2. Using a Diffuser Attachment:

A diffuser is an ideal tool for those with naturally wavy or curly hair who want to enhance their existing curl pattern.

– Attach the diffuser to your blow dryer.

– Apply a curl-enhancing product or mousse to your damp hair from roots to ends.

– Gather sections of hair into the diffuser in an accordion-like fashion (scrunching) and move it towards your scalp.

– With the blow dryer set on low heat and speed, turn it on and work around your head until your hair is about 80% dry.

– Allow your hair to air dry for a few minutes before using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to separate and define the curls.

3. Creating Pin Curls:

Pin curls can give you tight, bouncy curls by using bobby pins or pin curl clips to hold them in place while drying.

– Begin with damp hair that has been prepped with heat protectant and mousse.

– Divide your hair into small sections, each about an inch wide.

– Wrap each section around your fingers, starting at the ends of your hair and working towards the roots.

– Once a loop has been formed, secure it against your scalp with a bobby pin or pin curl clip.

– Continue creating and pinning curls all over your head.

– Set your blow dryer to a low heat setting, and use the “cool shot” button if available, to avoid overheating the hair.

– Direct the airflow toward your pinned curls and continue until all sections are dry.

– Allow the pin curls to cool thoroughly before removing the pins or clips and gently separating the curls with fingers or a wide-tooth comb.

Conclusion:

Curling your hair with a blow dryer provides an alternative method of achieving stunning results without having to invest in additional tools. With these three methods – using a round brush, using a diffuser attachment, or creating pin curls – you’ll be able to create versatile styles that showcase volume, texture, and movement. Happy styling!

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