How To Blow Dry Layered Short Hair

I'M Brinn I'm Hannah and I'm Jade welcome to Eastern regal hairdressing in London and today we're going to share with you some industry tips on how to do your hair at home. Today, I'm going to show you how to blow-dry short layers, so you're going to need a hairdryer, I'm using one with a nozzle to get a really smooth, smooth finish a heat retaining round brush a comb and some products, I'm using Kevin Murphy, bodybuilder mousse for maximum Volume and some nourishing oil young again by Kevin Murphy, so to start gon na shake this through, and this means you just need to apply to the roots section by section, and this is going to give us maximum volume just come through just work. Your way through. In inch-wide sections, then I'm just going to apply a single drop of the nourishing all young again simply through the EM. Keep those ends nice and smooth, because you want volume at the roots, we're not applying the oil anywhere near those. We don't want that to weigh it down and just comb product screws and now to blow dry. For me, I find the best way to get maximum volume is actually to start here at the temple and work your way around. This is where our heads naturally are flaps, so we're building width and height into this area here and round through the crown keep everything cares quite flat. Then this makes the rest of it look nice and full. So I'm going to start with my first section: the drop shut away, the rest of the hair, keep everything below the temple flat and then just using a brush lifting the hair away from the scalp. So that sections done now, I'm just going to move my way around the head in a horseshoe section, really from Temple to Temple, for pushing the hair away with the brush, keeping everything below the temple flat and then lifting this first section up and away from the Scalp, so you can see that a blow-dried, what I call my horseshoe section all the way around I'm just going to continue now blow drying the top section. And then, when I get to the front I'll show you a little tip to get the maximum volume in your fringe when I'm blow-drying the crown area, I'm bringing the section forward so that it sits back on itself. This will give you maximum volume in the crown, depending on which way you're parting sits, naturally always flowed right in the opposite direction, which seems a little bit strange, but it's the best way of getting a really nice sweep on that short front layer. Also for a much more natural finish growing, all the hair forward with no partying no definite party will just give you a maximum modern and fresh finish. Okay, so I've blow-dried the whole of the top section. Now we just have this under section left to do, and a great time-saving tip is to literally blast the underneath, and this will give you a really soft to shovel finish, because no one will know, because this is so beautifully blow drive through the top. And this is how we blow-dry short layers: