Get Ready With Me - Smooth Silky Blowout Tutorial

[@LocalTreasuresCoolFinds]

I have fine hair and am always looking for tips on how to blow dry at home. Thank you for this tutorial, you’re a great teacher!

[@SandungaLuna]

You’re such a great teacher. Thank you for helping us figure out how to blow dry our hair

[@dawnanderson9287]

Did so much better today after watching all your videos. I used the other products, (volumizing, phemoliant, and texture tonic) you recommended but FORGOT the smooth infusion! Next time! Love your instruction!

[@EnglishwithMax]

I'm so glad I found your channel! My hair is almost identical. There are a lot of strands and it has some natural wave, but it's fine, fragile and frizzy. I've never properly learnt how to get it to look good - when I do, I feel like it's by accident 😅. Thank you! I'll watch more.

[@MoriahSeabrook]

Omg yay! I really hope my channel helps you!!

[@stephanieheather2285]

Beautiful! Would love to see a video dedicated to all the aveda products you use! I have the same hair type and struggling to find the right products!

[@MoriahSeabrook]

Love this idea!!

[@e.Kirsten]

Can you please tell me witch denman brush do you use .? ❤

[@MoriahSeabrook]

Yes! I use the D4 Denman! I have it linked in the description! 🫶

[@yelenatsytsyn]

How often do you wash and blow dry? Was it everyday I heard???

[@alexamason1882]

Hi love your videos! What heat and speed setting do you use or recommend for frizzy hair? Thanks😊

[@MoriahSeabrook]

For frizzy hair, higher heat is going to help smooth the cuticle down quickly! I usually use high speed as well for efficiency but if you struggle to keep the direction of the air straight down then you could lower the speed setting! As long as you are directing the air down to blow the frizz down then you should be good! Be very intentional about where you are blowing the hair 🫶🙏🏼I hope that helps!

[@motogpnhmotogp7642]

What temp /flow setting do you use ? I think we have similar hair

[@MoriahSeabrook]

I honestly usually just go full blast on both setting but that’s because like to move through the blow dry very quickly since I’ve been doing it for so long! If you are taking your time I’d just go for medium heat and alternate between air flow settings- still love full blast for the rough dry tho! 🥰

[@motogpnhmotogp7642]

@@MoriahSeabrook thanks makes me feel better doing the same high heat and high to mid on flow

[@MoriahSeabrook]

Absolutely!! Just make sure you use a heat protectant to not create more frizz from breakage 🫶🫶

[@Carolineflorist]

My hair is like yours I think. BUT! WHEN I try styling. Often ALL my flyaways AND the general hair gets tangly right away! Ive tried so much different products. Shampoo, condistioners. Leave-in stuff. I struggle SO much! But I got the airwrap long in the mail yesterday. Im gonna learn how to actually make an effert on my hair not just maleri and clothing. From Norway too btw, not all products can be bought here😢

[@MoriahSeabrook]

Hey! Thank you for watching from Norway🫶 I often times have a lot of flyaways as well! I think I understand what you’re saying about the hair tangling when you’re starting to pre dry- a lot of times if you’re not intentional with your sections and the hair is being blown in too many different directions with high air pressure, the hair will get very tangled! Almost like you were riding in a convertible lol😂 try starting in the front while using a brush the way I do and blow down in small sections while blowing the air down to start- this will help with the flyaways and the tangles. After you practice that and get better, you can start trying to get volume by blowing up instead of down! Let me know if this helps 🤍

[@Bike-rider848]

Absolutely beautiful 😍 ❤