Drybar Diy - The Southern Comfort: How To Get Big Hair With Lots Of Volume

Hey girls want big hair with lots of volume and make it a Southern Comfort. Here'S what you'll need coal pine, lemon drop hold me: hair clips, Buttercup self grip, rollers Sheriff hot toddy and southern belle. Alright, let's get started first, always start with super clean hair, dirty oily hair, never blows out well next apply hot toddy heat protected and southern belle volumizing mousse comb, through with the lemon drop detangling brush to evenly distribute then set your part rough dry to remove moisture. Since my hair is fine, rough drying is going to give me a bit of texture. If you have highly cores for curly hair, go easy on the rough dry next section at the back and crown so you're only working in the front to build volume. In my bangs, I'm going to dry my hair in horizontal sections, curling up and away from my face. The trick here is to rotate the brush while lifting the roots. This helps build volume, connect your sections and roll the brush away from your face to create, lift and a slight feathered. Look, it's always important to work in small, manageable one to two inch sections, but as you get more comfortable, you can start freestyling like I'm doing here soon. You'Ll be a pro trust me. I'M now drawing a section with my finger: rolling the brush up and down the hair shaft horizontally for volume, I'm using lots of tension for maximum volume and hold that about. Does it for the front kit right now, let's try the crown make sure to hold your brush horizontally to create volume, use lots of tension and lots of repetition. Once your section is complete, add some high top self group rollers to lock in the volume the trick with rollers is to use a lot of tension when you roll toward the crown, then just give it a little wiggle to hold it in place. Add some share of firm hold hairspray to help it set now, let's roll and set the rest of the crown area here, his memory and by using a ceramic barrel brush, I'm manipulating the hair, take on the shape of the brush works. Like a charm, add another roller, a little hairspray and on we go same with the other side, now give them one last ray and we're on to the back section at the bottom half of the back and make sure you have a mirror. For this part, I'm rolling at the back use tension to lift the root up for maximum volume. Make your way across your head using the same technique. Look at that bounce, pretty nice right now on to the next section, keep rolling using tension to sit in big volume. If you get a case of tired arms, just let the brush sit in your hair, it will actually help set and lock in even more volume. Let'S pick up the pace a little by the time you finish, the back, the rollers have cooled off and are ready to come out gently, remove and finger possum and last but certainly not least, the hair flip toss your head over and add in some hairspray. You will get tons of volume from this and there you have it a dry bar to Southern Comfort, pretty right. Alright, hope that was helpful. Thanks for watching bye,