How Do You Blow Dry Layered Hair?
Layered hair often looks great upon first leaving your hairdresser but can be hard to manage and maintain once you get home, take a shower, and are left to your own devices; if your hair is curly or wavy, it can be even more difficult. Learn how to use your blow dryer to easily achieve great hair, even for abundant layers. Apply straightening product to wet hair and comb through slowly from the ends upward. Make sure the product is evenly distributed. Separate the lowest layer of hair, about 1/2-inch thick (up to 1 inch). Pull the remaining hair up into a clip or hair tie, leaving the bottom portion of your hair hanging free. Use a medium-high heat setting on your blow dryer and your flat brush to dry the first layer of hair. Hold the blow dryer far enough from the hair not to burn, but be sure to get the dryer close enough to heat mold your hair straight along the line of the flat brush. Keep the hair taught with the brush as you work the dryer from the top down. Angle the dryer downw
