Blowout For Bob Hairstyle

Hey guys today, I showed you how I give myself a blowout and I have grown to love. Doing this. I used to just use my vintage brush to dry my hair, and then I go in with a straightener to get all the frizz away and all that. But I finally made myself sit down and practice with the round brush and try to figure it out. And I really feel like I have figured something out that works for me. I know that it's, maybe not the most professional way to do things. I don't know this is just how I do it, so I'm sharing it with you guys. I'Ve had requests for this. So I'm going to do this, I have to say that I think it is worth the extra time it takes to give yourself a blowout. I don't wash my hair, but once or twice a week. So for me, it's definitely worth the time, because when I do wash my hair, I immediately style it this way and then I don't have to use the hair straightener afterwards. My hair is so smooth and sleek and I feel like, even though a round brush, especially a metal one and a hair dryer, is heating up your hair. A lot I just feel like it's, probably not quite as damaging as a flat iron. So I feel great about using this technique on my hair, and I only have to do it like I said once or twice a week and I'm good to go so the products that I use today is this round brush. I think this is like a medium sized round brush, I'm not sure it doesn't say a size on here, but this is from Hot Tools. I do prefer round brushes that have plastic bristles as well as these sort of boar bristle. Looking thingies, I don't know for sure if these are actual boar, bristles or if they are synthetic plastic, but either way, I think it does help to smooth the hair, and, as I mentioned, this is a metal round brush I've not tried using just a plastic one. So I don't know what difference that might make for me. In my mind, I chose a metal one because that heats up and I'm styling it this way so that I hopefully don't have to use a flatiron. So I feel like this getting heated up also with the hairdryer, might help to kind of really smooth everything out. So that's what I'm using for this! You can use varying sizes of a round brush. I probably should be doing that since I do have some different links happening in my hair, but I find that I'm making this work fine. So I'm just sticking with that. Then I used my dry texture spray. My Bed Head masterpiece, massive shine hairspray. This is super stronghold and I like it, and then I used this argan oil weightless dry oil to finish everything off. So I hope you enjoy make sure that if you want to see a full list of all the products that I used, you can click in the description bar a link to my blog and you can go there to see that so I hope you enjoy. Let me know what you want to see next and yeah. If you want to see this keep alright. The first thing I want to do is put in my it's a 10 leave-in conditioners hope this is, let's pray that in all this stuff, I should have brought a towel. This feels all goopy like it's leaking or something. Okay. Now I'm going to use this tresemmé beauty-full volume and I'm just gon na focus this on the roots. I hope this works. Okay, my roots are a little bit dry because I just did my makeup and then tried to re wet my hair and it's kind of hard to get the roots all wet again and putting this on dry hair. I find it's not my favorite thing to do, but it's okay, so you can see. I do use quite a bit if you saw my favorite hair products video then I talked about how I like to use a generous amount of this products and then I feel like if I don't use enough, then it just doesn't give me the same volume that I love so now. What I'm going to do is just brush my hair into place where I wanted and before I grab my round brush and start doing any of that I just want to do a quick, nonsensical blow-dry on my hair. If you go in with your round brush right away when your hair is this wet, you are creating a lot of extra work for yourself and I feel like that's something that a like a mistake that I always made in the past. I thought I had to start out with the round brush and it just seemed to take absolutely forever, but that's because it does take forever. If you do it like that, you don't have to do it like that. I would not recommend doing it that way. So get it pretty dry just to start out with. So that's what I'm going to do and I'll be right back to explain what I'm going to do after that. Okay, I'm back! You can see that my hair is a bit dry, a bit more dry than it was before it's not totally dry. It'S still damp enough that I can manipulate it. The way I want to with the round brush. So, whenever I use the round brush, I always start on this side of my head through the back and then do this section last. I don't know why I do it that way. It'S just what I do. I know that some people like to do kind of their bangs first, because those can be challenging to kind of get to do what you want for me. I don't know, I just do it last, so I'm not perfect at this. I honestly don't really know what I'm doing like I'm, not a professional. I haven't talked to a professional about this, so this is just what I do if you are a professional and you have any tips for me and everybody else, let us know, but you're just going to see me working my way through this as I do so. I like to section it off for me when I use the round brush, you will find especially I get to the back section. You'Ll find me stopping placing the hair on the brush and then going on with the hairdryer. I can't just like pick it up and go some people can do that. It doesn't work for me, so something that I do to try to get some volume in my hair is. I will take it and lift it up and try to get the heat in and I'll even put some heat in from this direction. So you're going to see me doing things like that as well, so I'm just going to get started you, okay, I just want to quickly point something out, and that is what you do on the tip of your hair makes a big difference. What you do with this brush, if you continue to really roll it towards the bottom, like this with the dryer, it's going to curl it under more these pieces around my face, I don't want curled as much, because I want them to look longer. So I kind of pull it out straight. You see, I'm not spinning the brush, I'm just gliding it down the hair and as I'm pulling it through the hair, I keep spinning and that just helps to smooth everything out. So I just want to point out that that is something that I'm doing with this you, you saw there all my bangs that I took this front section in the brush and went back this way. That, for me, is the only way to do my bangs. If I don't blow dry them that way, they fall in my face all day, and I don't like that and plus, I think, don't have a ton of bangs happening here, but the little that I do. I just think it looks pretty too sort of swoop them over like that. Okay, my hair today is a little bit more staticky than normal. That'S fine though, but you can see how smooth and sleek everything looks. I don't feel like. I need the hair straightener for anything, so what I like to do now is - and I know if this have anything to do with why my hair staticky, but I feel like it's not as volumize as it normally gets. So I feel like that probably does have something to do with the static, because normally when my hair is super soft and fine, it gets staticky more easily. So that's right, though, I'm going to take my dry texture spray from not your mother's and start getting this in those roots. The nice thing about this particular hairstyle that I have is that the back is stacked in such a way that it naturally gets a good amount of volume without much effort. Something else you can do to get extra volume is put velcro rollers at the root. I have velcro rollers, but maybe one day I will do a video showing you how I use those I use those more for kind of second day hair to revive some volume. So I don't normally use those now when I'm doing a very fresh blow out, but with my hair, a staticky and limp as it is today, it might not be a bad idea, but that's okay. I don't like sitting around in those for a few more minutes. Okay, now it is time for some hairspray, which I definitely need today with this static that I'm having I've said this before, but I really like to kind of style my hair, as I'm spraying it in place, it's my preference. I just think it helps you to make sure you're really setting it in place. The way you like it, especially because the hairspray I use is such strong hold, I'm going to finish it off with this argan oil healing healing dry oil. This is nice and moisturizing. It'S also a shine spray, so I like that. Okay, really quick, because I always get requests for this and I forget to show it I'm going to show you all sides of my hair and that way you can see what that looks like alright guys. This is how I get this very sleek blown out. Look, I hope you enjoyed. If you have any questions about anything I did or used, or any suggestions on things that I can do better on blowed blowing out my own hair. Let me know in the comments below, and I will see you my next video bye