Скачать с ютуб How to use your Boar Bristle Round Brush by Belula like a Pro в хорошем качестве

How to use your Boar Bristle Round Brush by Belula like a Pro

You can get yours here: https://amzn.to/3bFQlbI How to use your Boar Bristle Round Brush by Belula like a Pro. Air Dry First. If you hate using it a round brush, you probably tried using one on untangled soaking wet hair. Make sure your hair is not completely dry, but about 70-80% before you begin blow-drying. Also, make sure you untangle any hair knots by using an untangling brush or a wide teeth comb, to ensure that things are easy, and you won't have to work extra. The Detangling Boar Bristle Hair Brush Set by Belula might come in handy, as it has both. If your hair is not almost dry before dry-blowing it, it will take too long, and you will get tired and frustrated. Nobody wants their blow-drying experience to turn out to be Arms Day at the gym. Pick the right Round Brush for you. Metal brushes are great at trapping heat while styling, but boar bristle brushes are firmer and denser, and that gives you more volume and lift, thanks to the increased tension when pulling. Large Barrel Size 2.7" will get you bigger, loose waves and will help you straighten your hair. Medium Barrel Size 2.4" will get you medium, tighter waves and more body and volume. Section your hair and change the angle. The smaller the sections, the faster you can finish, as your hair will dry more evenly and will be easier to style. Section your hair in four parts, then use the Crocodile Hair Clips by Belula to clip them up, out of your way. Divide the section you are working on in smaller, more manageable subsections. To help you add more volume, when you roll out the brush towards the end of your tips, move the brush and give it an extra twist of the wrist or twirl. Make sure though to always keep the nozzle of the blow-dryer parallel and angled downward. Adjust the heat setting and finish with cool air. Around your hairline, turn the settings down to medium heat (or low if you have curly hair), and rely on the tension when pulling to smooth out the hair. Intensive heat damages the hair strands. Once you complete a section, and your hair is still wrapped around the brush, turn your heat settings down, for a cool blast of air that will help your hair hold its shape.