The man who made MAFS star Martha ‘unrecognisable’ and more in today's The Beauty Diary by rebekahscanlan.
And while we all love a professional blowout, it’s one hair treat that feels like it is impossible to recreate at home .
More than 1500 Beauty Diary readers wanted more help perfecting their home blow dries. Picture: Suppliedtold The Beauty Diary the trick was all in what you were using on your hair and catering to your own type. You can buy Evo products in salons and at selected online retailers like Adorebeauty.com.au. Picture: SuppliedOnce your hair is squeaky clean, it can be tempting to get stuck into styling while it’s still soaking wet.
“The key is patience. Your stylist always gets a smooth and polished look is because the take their time with your locks but if you allow time and you will get a longer lasting, finished result,” she said.If you are going to blast your hair to dry it off before you begin, make sure you apply your heat protection first., which costs $23.95 and is available online and in salons.
By some form of magic, this hair dryer dries hair quicker than any other hairdryer I've used before and leaves it so bloody soft. Picture: SuppliedSchwarzkopf Professional national ambassador Dee Parker Attwood told The Beauty Diary it was “important to build a good foundation” when styling fine hair.“Look for weightless formulas that help plum up the strands of hair and give your hair body, staring with a small amount of volume mousse.
Sadly salt sprays dry out my hair — but they’re perfect for those effortless beachy waves we drool over on Instagram.
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