Q&A for How to Blow Dry Hair

Start by applying a volumizing spray onto your hair and roots. Then, flip your head over and use the blowdryer. When you flip your head back up, you'll have added volume. Another option is putting in a few pin curl clips at your roots and then using the blowdryer on a low setting.

It will take a couple extra minutes to dry your hair and follow up with a cool shot. Your hair should be completely dry before using the cool setting. The cool setting is used to set your hair.

You could use leave-in conditioner, shine cream, or even a pomade if you’re planning to style your hair while drying it. A leave-in will protect your hair, a shine cream will give you a glossy finish, and a pomade will give you a wet finish.

Of course, blow drying is for anyone.

If they aren't too busy, I don't see why not. Part of their job is to give advice/information on hair care to their clients.

Blow drying your hair is a lot better for your hair, because it won't damage your hair as long as you use a heat protectant. You really shouldn't straighten your hair when it is wet, because it will cause split ends and damage your hair.

Using a hairdryer can cause split ends if used too often. Try a heat protection spray and towel dry your hair more often.

Yes. A round brush is a good way to give your hair volume.

Until you feel it's dry enough for your liking. You could also leave it a little damp, so you don't get split ends.

You can always hand-dry it with a towel before you start blow-drying it.

A hair dryer will not damage hair if it is used in moderation, not every time you wash your hair.

There is no "best brand" to use, just choose one that has an option to change the fan speed and a cooling option. I have a Nicky Clarke Salon Standards one that I think is awesome!

Use Moroccan coconut oil while your hair is still wet, starting about four inches from the scalp. This definitely helps reduce frizziness.

Blow drying your hair will make it feel smoother, which leads to it looking a bit more straight, but it honestly depends on how easily your hair frizzes.

A nozzle is not necessary. You can do this method without a nozzle. It still works great.

You can use a diffuser for drying your hair. You just need to put the diffuser on your hair dryer, and make sure it fits properly. This method will create less frizz, and leave your curls looking amazing.

Yes, just take a hairbrush and when blow drying the hair, put the hair between your blower and brush.

As you blow it dry, curl the hair around the brush like you would a curler. Once the hair is dry it should set into soft curls.

Yes, just use a small amount so it doesn't make your hair greasy.

Once you get out of the shower, brush in Beach Wave cream. Once that's dried a little, use a diffuser to make it look curly/wavy.

It'll dry your hair quickly, so, sure.

You can be any age to blow dry your hair. There is no age restriction.

Sure, use a heat protectant, and do not direct the hot air at one spot for too long.

Yes, but you will want to make sure the comb teeth are at least 3/4 of an inch apart so that the hair does not become undone or tangled.

You should still use a little bit just to be safe, but you do not need to use as much as you normally would.

You can use hair serum; it not only protects your hair from damaging, but also keeps your hair soft.

No, but it can be have more volume, depending on the way you dry it, the products you use and the type of hair you have.

No, but using more than a small amount will result in greasy hair.

No, a hair dryer doesn't really do anything to make your hair healthy.

It's sunscreen for your hair.