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JenniferMD
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Hi Poohbear!
I got your PM and decided to post here just in case someone else had a similar question.
Procedure of my blowout:
1. Shampoo and deep condition
2. Detangler spray/setting lotion
3. part 3 rows going down head
4. apply 6-7 med.-large size rollers going down the center row
5. apply 6-7 med.-large size rollers going down the two sides. (these rollers don't go straight back, but to their respective sides)
6. I'm placed under a dryer for about an hour.
7. The rollers are taken out and you decide if you want your blowout straight or curly.
**I've only gotten curly so the following steps apply only to a curly blowout**
8. sections of the hair are blown dry with an extremely hot dryer and a round brush (round brush makes sure the curls aren't blown striaght)
9. after each section is blown, the hair is pinned up until completion
10. sections are taken down and a very small amount of shine spray is applied.
As you can see, there aren't many products used. From my own little experiment with upkeeping the blowout I use 6 sponge rollers (covered with wrapping paper). Four down the middle and two for the sides (one on each side). With doing this, I was able to keep the blowout looking good for two weeks.
The only thing that keeps me from doing this blowout on my own is that round brush. I don't know about yall, but I think you should have a liscense in order to operate one.
I got your PM and decided to post here just in case someone else had a similar question.
Procedure of my blowout:
1. Shampoo and deep condition
2. Detangler spray/setting lotion
3. part 3 rows going down head
4. apply 6-7 med.-large size rollers going down the center row
5. apply 6-7 med.-large size rollers going down the two sides. (these rollers don't go straight back, but to their respective sides)
6. I'm placed under a dryer for about an hour.
7. The rollers are taken out and you decide if you want your blowout straight or curly.
**I've only gotten curly so the following steps apply only to a curly blowout**
8. sections of the hair are blown dry with an extremely hot dryer and a round brush (round brush makes sure the curls aren't blown striaght)
9. after each section is blown, the hair is pinned up until completion
10. sections are taken down and a very small amount of shine spray is applied.
As you can see, there aren't many products used. From my own little experiment with upkeeping the blowout I use 6 sponge rollers (covered with wrapping paper). Four down the middle and two for the sides (one on each side). With doing this, I was able to keep the blowout looking good for two weeks.
The only thing that keeps me from doing this blowout on my own is that round brush. I don't know about yall, but I think you should have a liscense in order to operate one.
