Blowout with Body

After the shampoo service, towel-dry until damp to remove any excess moisture from the hair. Apply a detangling product and comb through to the ends, followed by a lightweight mousse applied from roots to ends.

Using the Dyson Supersonic™ Smoothing Nozzle, power-dry the hair until it is 80-90 percent dry depending on the client's hair texture.

Begin to section the hair starting at the nape. Use a medium-sized boar bristle round brush and begin to blow-dry using medium tension. Elevate the section to create more volume.

When the section is almost dry, use a rocking motion to ensure all of the hair is on the brush. Heat the entire section and then cool by using the cool shot button.

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