How To Diffuse Curly Hair For Volume And Minimal Frizz | Diffuser Tutorial

Foreign, hey guys, welcome and welcome back to my channel in today's video I'll, be showing you how I diffuse my hair. So in this routine I applied, Camille Rose fresh curl and then I used to curl it on top and then the curl maker. To finish off. With this, routine is up already so I'll leave the link for it in the description box below. So you can check out my opinion on the combo. Thank you once all the products are applied in all the sections. I start by hovering the diffuser all over on low heat, low speed, and I try not to touch my hair at all to minimalize the frizz, and I do that for about five minutes before I go in to dry the roots. My ends tend to dry more quickly than the roots, so I don't spend much time or effort drawing the ends and more focus on the roots. Instead, thank you once I'm done hovering all over. I go in to dry the roots, so, as you can see, I'm placing the diffuser all over my head join it around and holding it in place for about five seconds each time, and then I like to flip my head over to get underneath, which is the Part that takes the longest to dry, even with air drying, because of how dense it is back there once I'm done drying The Roots. I like to scratch out the front section of my hair, because it is a looser curl pattern thin at the back, and I would like my whole heads to match. Please and thank you. So the scratching helps to Spring those curls back up and that results in a better shape of my wash and goes so. I start by scrunching the ends first, because my curls are quite long and then I scrunch upwards more and more and then I scrunch all the way up from the ends to the roots, and I do that until my hair is about 60 70 dry. So diffusion does still take a long time and I don't diffuse to 100 by the way, because I don't have the time for it. I just do it until my hair is about 80 to 90 dry, all over and then air dry for the rest of the time. So basically I do it to set the style, so it doesn't begin to frizz and that's also another benefit of diffusion. Apparently, it helps to reduce the amount of fruits compared to air drying. So the only time I diffuse my hair is, if I am short for time and I need to dry my hair ASAP, I'm not a fan of going outside of my hair wet and my shape always comes out funny. If I air dry 100 and that's something I hated about my wash and goes - and even if I didn't have that shape and issue, I still wouldn't recommend air drying to 100, especially in the winter, because it's cold and you will get sick and also, if you Do have dense hair as well. I wouldn't recommend air drying to 100, because it's going to take a long time to dry, especially at the back and also and as a benefit for diffusing, is that it's supposed to be healthier for your hair than air drying. Something about the amount of time that your hair is wet for, but I mean I usually go to bed with my hair damp all the time, so I don't know I'm always going to do what works with my hair rather than follow a trend. I usually do my washer girls at night and air dry for a few hours before bed, just so that I'm not sleeping on wet hair, and I wrap it up. How I usually do - and I find that way - results in the least frizz and a better shape and I've been doing. My washer goes that way for a very long time, so I'm not about to change. What'S been working for me, okay, with my experience of air drying 100, I do get a lot of frizz and a lot of shrinkage at the back, which makes the shape of my mother girls horrible. So I never ever air dry to 100 ever so. I technically never ever wash and go and as some of you know already, I don't like Fusion. I don't want to wash deep conditioned style and then the fuse for further 20 to 30 minutes like nah, I'm good, that's all long after Steam, Washer girls at night and I'm ready for the next day take my hair down flash. It boom bam done, but the fusion does have its place and its benefits. So again, I do recommend to diffuse in the winter time - and I do recommend if you actually need to wash and go out of the house and again I don't recommend going out with wet hair in any climate or going to bed with wet hair. I do have a lot of Wash and Go videos off my channel. So if you do want to see how I do my washing girls I'll leave, the link for the playlist down below I'll also leave the link for dishwash and go down below. So you can check out the review of the products. These products gave my hair more of a wet look which I didn't mind at all. But yes, that's all there is to it guys. I hope you enjoyed the video and, if you found it useful, don't forget to give it a great big thumbs up subscribe to my channel. If you'd like to see more content from myself, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one bye,