How to Use Hair Dryer Diffuser?
The diffuser is very gentle on your hair. It distributes the heat without being aggressive, which is perfect for drying fine, coloured, permed or naturally curly hair.
Dry your hair using a hair dryer with a diffuser:
- Dry your hair beginning at the roots and using circular motions, always moving in the same direction. Use the diffuser with the hair dryer set at speed 1 only.
- Continue drying, keeping the hair dryer at a 90-degree angle from scalp. This will lift the roots away from the scalp giving your hair volume.
- Finish by drying the ends.
To set your hair style and achieve a ‘long-lasting’ effect, finish by blowing a ‘cool shot’ through your hair.
Add volume to your hair using a hair dryer with a diffuser:
- To add volume to your hair, dry it upside down so that the roots fall away from your scalp. Use the diffuser with the hair dryer set at speed 1 only.
- Point the hair dryer at the roots to give your hair maximum volume.
- Continue the process to the ends of your hair.
When your hair is dry, throw your hair back and brush to shape. To set the style and achieve a ‘long-lasting’ effect, finish by blowing a ‘cool shot’ through your hair.
Using a hair dryer with a concentrator:
The concentrator directs the airflow precisely, it is especially recommended for smoothing and shaping your hair. It is also used to produce more volume from the roots.
- Pre-dry your hair with the hairdryer on the highest heat setting. For drying, separate your hair into 5-cm wide sections. Place a large round brush at the root of one of the sections.
- Point the hair dryer with the concentrator at a 90-degree angle to the section and run the brush under it, beginning at the roots and working down to the tips. Your hair dryer should now be set at medium. Repeat the process several times to dry the section completely before moving on to the next section.
- Finish by turning the ends under.
To set the hair style and achieve a ‘long-lasting’ effect, finish by blowing a ‘cool shot’ through your hair.
hannah on October 30, 2010
THIS PWNS! LOVE IT, THANKS!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous on October 11, 2010
I have long hair and I tried it for the first time tonight and was quite impressed! I have thick hair, so I was a bit skeptical. However, the diffuser came to the rescue. Even my son said my hair blowdryer was quieter! I felt as though my hair got dried twice as fast and it was very gentle to my hair. I was very impressed!
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Anonymous on October 1, 2010
I have a pixie cut, and im tryingto learn different styles for i, i just got a diffuser because I have poker straight hair, and i heard that apart and aside from it giving me volume it would also give me a little wave in my hair is this true?
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Anonymous on September 29, 2010
wow well my hair is so wavy, but i want curls. I really hope all of this advice works!
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Anonymous on September 28, 2010
Just found this forum via google. Joyful to connect you. I came here to learn your cant . thanks all.
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mary on September 15, 2010
I <3 brax garrett! but I like micheal........!:)
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bear foot preacher on September 5, 2010
Although I have never used a diffuser, I thought I would try it I am 51 years old and am post menopause which means Isweat at night and my hair well, when I wake up it is matted..I thought I would use a diffuser since I no longer wear my hair straight..I felt so pretty! my curls are well deffined, it makes my hair have volume and shine. of course I have to use product, but the diffuser makes my hair pop! sister's try it
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Anonymous on September 3, 2010
im going to try it . hopefully it'll work . Thanks!! :)
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Isly on September 1, 2010
Well my hair is naturaly wavy and i hate it so i always straighten it but im getting boored of doing that and its ruining my hair and i takes to long to curl so i thought i would try and curl it this way does it acually come out in ringlets or will it just come out in bigger waves ?
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Anonymous on August 17, 2010
omg i love it!!
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Anonymous on August 9, 2010
Just wanted to say tht i loved it now my hair feels just right thanx so much.!
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Anonymous on July 25, 2010
i love my boyfriend ian!!!
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Anonymous on July 11, 2010
i wish i could gat it to work and now i might be able to
want curly hair
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maddy on July 7, 2010
hey i have naturally straight hair but it has a few waves..can a defusser make my hair wavy?
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taylorswift13 on June 27, 2010
i have naturally slightly curly hair underneath, and straight on top. So annoying. when i curl my hair, after about an hour, it just drops out, no matter how much hair spray i put on. how can i get my hair to have more volume, AND be curlier on top too?
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Anonymous on June 21, 2010
I love it, today was my first day using it. :)
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Anonymous on June 8, 2010
Great article . Will definitely copy it to my website.
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Anonymous on June 6, 2010
Heeey(: I read these instructions before and after i dryed my ahair, and i did everything it told me to do cuase i think the style is really nice..but... it really really honestly did not work likee.. ;/ xo
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Anonymous on June 6, 2010
I have shoulder-lenghth, layered, fine, wavy-ish hair. I don't actually feel the need to blow-dry my hair at all - I did before, but now I don't. I just wash my hair with Matrix Essentials Sleek.look shampoo and Herbal Essences Totally Twisted conditioner. After that, I put a little bit of Herbal Essences Totally Twisted mousse and gel in while it's still sopping wet, scrunch it, and let it air-dry, scrunching every now and then. After it's completely dry, I comb it with a wide-tooth comb and then brush it with a paddle brush. It creates shiny, soft, bouncy, voluminous curls.
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