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4 Ways to Blow Dry Hair With Natural Waves

By Matthew Lynch
February 15, 2024
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Achieving effortless, natural waves has always been a highly sought-after look among beauty enthusiasts. If you haven’t tried your hand at it yet, a simple technique awaits you: blow drying your hair. In this article, we discuss 4 ways to blow dry hair with lustrous, natural waves that emanate an easygoing vibe.

1. The Diffuser Technique

To get that wavy, beachy look without curling your hair laboriously, attach a diffuser to your blow dryer. Its unique design ensures even distribution of heat for defined and natural-looking waves. Follow these steps:

– Wash your hair and lightly towel-dry it.

– Apply a heat-protectant spray and volumizing mousse.

– Section off areas of your hair and place them on the diffuser.

– Blow dry at low heat while scrunching sections of damp hair toward the scalp.

– Complete the process without excessive handling of your hair.

2. The Twisting Method

This technique entails creating twists in damp hair before blow drying them. Here’s how:

– Begin by towel-drying freshly washed hair.

– Apply heat-protectant spray and volumizing mousse or curl cream.

– Divide your hair into small sections, depending on the desired thickness of your waves.

– Twist each section tightly from roots to ends.

– Blow dry each twist with medium heat until completely dry.

– Release the twists slowly and finger-comb gently for loose waves.

3. The Pin Curl Technique

For those with shorter tresses or stubborn locks, pin curls can help create a wavier texture. Here’s what to do:

– Start with towel-dried hair.

– Apply a heat-protectant spray and styling cream for added texture.

– Separate hair into small sections (1-2 inches wide).

– Wrap each section around two fingers to form a loop, and then slide the loop off your fingers.

– Secure the newly formed pin curl with a bobby pin.

– Blow dry your hair on medium heat, aiming the dryer at the pinned curls.

– Once dry, remove the bobby pins and gently separate curls using your fingers.

4. The Braiding Method

This technique produces soft waves and can be most effective for individuals who prefer tighter braids. Follow these steps:

– Begin with towel-dried hair.

– Apply heat-protectant spray and styling mousse.

– Divide your hair into smaller sections depending on your desired wave size.

– Braid each section tightly; the more braids you make, the more defined your waves will be.

– Blow dry your braids with medium heat until totally dry.

– Gently unfasten each braid and separate the newly-formed waves with your fingers.

Each of these blow-drying methods results in beautifully distinct, natural-looking waves. Don’t hesitate to experiment with these techniques until you find one that best suits your hair type, desired style, and personal preference.

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