I love how you weren’t obnoxious in this video like some people are, and it had subtle humor in it. Super helpful btw. Thank you.

I'm a retired hairstylist, and this is the best how-to quick blow dry video ever! Especially the application of product. It's such an important skill. I used to hold a complimentary "Blow Dry 101" class twice a year for my personal clients so they could learn how to do their hair. There is no point sending a woman home with a kick-a$$ hair cut that she can't replicate at home on her own. Well done!

@seagaul94

6 жыл бұрын

I have light curls and frizz. I tried different techniques of blow drying. I still haven't found the perfect method for myself, but have gotten better. I just wish hairstylists would show me how to blow my hair wavy. My hairstylist always straightens my hair, so asking him for tips doesn't work. I only dry the front and try to let the back dry naturally. Any suggestions?

@Dana-oy1ep

6 жыл бұрын

newgrove.house I usually just need forward and flip my head upside down and blow-dry it that way. It's that bad or are there any downsides to doing it that way newgrove.house

@littlered3533

5 жыл бұрын

I've never been able to do my hair well, I was never taught really either and my hair is too short now to do much with. Once I grow it out enough though, taking even just a blow drying class would be amazing. I wonder if something like that is offered where I live. I need help! lol

@jenniferchristie9721

5 жыл бұрын

Nice comment! So affirming!

@jazura2

5 жыл бұрын

+Georgia Gaul Like she said you should dry the hair when the hair is wet with a hot dryer. It is hard work but you have to do it section by section. I should know. Hairdressers seem to be too lazy to do anything except straighten it.

What is this...”medium” you speak of?? I have two settings: baby’s breath and dragon’s breath...

@eg1197

5 жыл бұрын

Cute.

@Mozart869

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 dying!!!! Best comment evah!

@ClariceAust

5 жыл бұрын

Buy a dryer at a professional outlet.

@CaToRi-

5 жыл бұрын

Get a T3 blower. They have the 3 flavors. Sometimes Marshalls and TJ have them at a great price.

@rebeccacarraway480

5 жыл бұрын

J 2004 BWAAAAHAHAHA!!! Need all the flavors!!

Omg girl thank you so much for this video. Simple, straight forward, and easy. Ain't nobody got time for a full salon blowout all the time!

Wow...amazing. A hairdryer seems self-explanatory yet I've been using it wrong my whole life. So glad I stumbled upon this video...thank you!

Kate, I found you last summer after I had surgery and was recuperating ( nothing major). This type of video is why I decided to follow you!! You have such a wonderful personality and are a fantastic teacher (my occupation). I am over 60 and never knew how to do things with my hair until I started following you. Thank you so very much. 💐

@sinaschoenfeld8314

3 жыл бұрын

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Thank you so much for this video! I have a developmental disorder and had never been shown how to correctly blow dry my hair and would always get embarrassing assumptions that I just wasn't washing my hair well enough. Although I went to extra methods to make sure that wasn't the problem. And nobody bothered to investigate further to help me solve the mystery and understand what the problem actually was. Until I happened upon your video this morning, I had no idea I was actually making two blow dry mistakes. It was a huge help and changed everything just to see what to do to fix it!

"just put it on medium, see where life takes you" is my new mantra! seriously though great video.

This is awesome, Kate! Learning the blow dry in the direction of hair has been a game changer for me! My hair looks so much sleeker and less frizzy since I started blowing dry the right way!

Since I've heard you say use the medium heat and then followed your ways to apply volumizer my hair looks so much better!!!

Kate, I"ve been watching you for years! My hair is FINALLY long enough to do a lot of your styles! When I first started watching, my hair is in a pixie cut and I'm so happy I can do these styles!!! Thank you!

Great tips!!

A very well-made video! A tip I always tell my clients is don’t forget to use COLD air at the end to lock in the style and seal the hair cuticle. 👍 Love this! 😘❤️

@jeankeats3200

2 жыл бұрын

OH absolutely. I do this all the time! it really sets it.

Thank you so much for this!!! I’ve never had a big sister or anybody to help me with my hair before. I’m 26 years old and I just got my first EVER hair dryer today!!. I did my research and invested in a salon quality dryer and I’m so excited to use it tonight! Thanks for these tips 💛💛💛

Hi Kate. What a great video! I need to add products all through my hair and dry it in the direction of growth. Thanks so much!!💝💝

I'm 55 years old and have blow dried my hair almost every morning for 40+ years and learned 5 new ways to handle my hair from this video. Thank you!

@EsterGBarak

4 жыл бұрын

So do I, all my life blow dried my hair, and after this video, learned a good, easy and more healthy way to do it

Thanks for the tip on the extra smoothing product on the hair at the nape. The tangle struggle is real!

This was THE most helpful-thank you!!

Thank you so much! I felt like I was the only one who didn’t know how to apply products & dry my hair smooth. This is sooo helpful!

I’ve been growing my hair and getting into an awful tangle to the point where I just tie it back! This video (along with the one using straighteners) was very helpful and given me good basic instruction to get the best from my dryer. Thank you.

I'm about to wash my hair right now so this came in right on time! :) I'm the person with super frizzy/curly hair that you mentioned and I can attest to the fact that going medium heat gives me a MUCH better result than full heat. If you're fighting frizz the last thing you want is burnt hair!! Thanks for always being on-point with the tips

You have taught me so much! I cannot wait to do my hair tomorrow. I have curly hair so it very dry because of the tools and hair color, highlights etc. I bought the Dyson dryer and love it. It’s not cheap but I earned it. I had breast cancer and beat it

@valeriewest5068

4 жыл бұрын

Iregula heart beat

@thuff1947

4 жыл бұрын

Congrats on beating breast cancer💓

@daedricdragon5976

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing!

Your video is a revelation to me, especially as far as the front is concerned. A voluminous hair dryer hairstyle without a round brush, that borders on magic! Thank you, I love it! (y)

I followed all your tips and it made such a big difference in my hair. It looked more natural, and stronger. Thank you very much!

Lol! Love her mild sarcasm. I also blowdry with the direction of the hair whorl on my forehead and then flip opposite direction for the part...that creates natural volume instead of fighting the circular pattern my hair has. I've learned long ago to work with my natural hair pattern instead of trying to make it look like someone else. It also means I gave up on a center part long ago. Turns out, off center makes you look younger anyways :)

Her & her hair are SO pretty!😍💜

65 and just learning how to blow dry my hair - you are amazing your hair is beautiful!

Great video. I was one of those people blow drying all different ways. I have thick coarse hair that fizzes terribly and after watching your video how to apply product and blow drying has helped tremendously. My hair is more soft, manageable and frizz free before styling. Thank you!

Great tips. I've never blow dried my hair but now that I'm over 40 and my hair has thinned out I'm playing around with blow drying to create more volume.

“Just see where life takes you!” 😂😂😂 I love it!!

Girl Thank You! It's the simple things we need!

Thanks for the great blow dry tips! All of these yrs and I never thought to ever try to blow dy my hair while its dry for a quick freshen up!! ❤

Thanks! I don't use much product (might now that I heard about your "lift" products), it was nice to see how to apply them correctly. I do pretty much everything right but I did get some valuable tips to try.

I'm guilty of drying it too quick and have noticed my hair condition worsen. Your hair is beautiful! Thanks for the tips

Best basic blow drying tutorial ever! Loved how you showed what NOT to do. Super helpful

This has been so reassuring for me but also taught me new things. Such a great video

😂 You had me laughing the whole time. I love your sense of humor.

Great video for someone who is letting her hair grow from short to long. I was doing a few of your secret tips, but now I can do a better job. Thank you!

GIRLFRANNN. Hands down, best tutorial ever. Love how you just tell it like it is, and srsly, sis, Your personality is EVERYTHING 🙌🏼💖💫

Man, I miss your hair videos. You have a gift for explaining styling techniques. (Plus you crack me up.) Thanks for this!

Tip for you to add in video. When you apply a product, especially something with a consistency and oily texture like a serum, apply in the nape/lower back area region underneath first before the front, sides, and the top. Reasons, 1) that area is usually alway the thickest area on the scalp, and if you accidentally put too much product on, that area can compensate for a little extra if this would happen and it's the hidden area of view. 2) Reduces getting other hair wet if washing is your option, then you won't wet other sections of the hair wet, only back snd under area. 3) Again, least noticeable if overused the product.

Fantastic demonstration , I will defo try this as I think iv had my hairdryer too hot And I do like volume . you have covered all my problems . Thank you so much

you're the first person to get it in my thick skull that i need to get my hair 80% dry before I style it. thank you for that. :)

I loved this video!! Great reminders with the humor added was fabulous :))

@kendramarshallkendrawmarsh6683

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, what's up with these viper chicks? She's just trying to be helpful. Which hateful remarks are not. Get a life, bi$%tc*es! Not you, Kim. :)

"Just see where life takes you on that medium heat setting." 😂 I love it!

I just tried your bang blow drying technique of blow drying the bang area in the opposite direction of my part, and then blow drying it forward to get that swoop and softness look, and it almost worked! I had to watch that part of your video multiple times to try and understand your technique and I'm hoping with more practice, my medium length hair might look like yours. Thank you for the great tips on your hair tutorials!

Thank you for this! I so appreciate your videos.

Hi Kate, thank you for this video (very helpful). I need help with the "finishing touches". I have watched the last part over and over that was sped up. Maybe you could do a video on the last few minutes. Thank you so much!!!

@Versace71

4 жыл бұрын

Amanda yes please it was too fast

Her: shows us all the bad ways I can blow dry my hair. Me: HA I do thaaat.

Made me realize I've been fortunate to have known most of the things you listed but either way it was absolutely helpful to go through them again, thanks! :)

I have been drying my hair wrong for over 41 years, since I was 15. Love your video!

Thanks! I have been blow drying in the wrong direction. No wonder my brush would get tangled while drying!

Thanks for the tips they'll be handy when my hair grows back.

@ghadam830

4 жыл бұрын

It will grow even better thicker around the best head and brain..surrounding the most beautiful face..God leads us for writing messages 4 people we don't know but love so much😊⚘🌹🌿

found this an amazing help. Never blow dried my hair because never knew how. Will from time to time now I know how to do it properly. Think this lesson should be given in schools, along with other simple life lessons

Your lucky because you’re hair is natural very soft and amazing I have to get a very high heat to my hair to look like this

I'm a guy with long hair. I just bought a hair dryer and this helped me thank you

Great advise! ...I'm so glad I'm pretty much doing all you described in this video.

I'm 36 and never knew there was a wrong way. It totally makes sense no wonder I have frizz and static is horrible thank you for this video it taught me alot!!♥️♥️♥️

Im guilty with putting the dryer on all the way on high.

@jeankeats3200

6 жыл бұрын

She's right. That WILL burn the hair and create split ends and dryness. I always use just the warm setting and it gets dry quickly. I go by this...if it burns your skin, it'll burn your hair. dryness in the hair destroys body and bounce. I'm a Wen girl and using ONLY Wen and her techniques make my hair so amazing. I use a paddle brush to pre dry and then go to round brush on mids and ends when it's almost dry. Comes out salon quality every day!

@Dana-oy1ep

6 жыл бұрын

Karaskorner me too!

@Dana-oy1ep

6 жыл бұрын

Jean Keats How long have you used wen and how long did it take for you to notice a change in your hair? I used it but it says to go it twice. That would be using do much product and more money bc you'd run out quicker.

@jeankeats3200

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Danielle, if your hair is color treated and dry on the ends, then I would do a good trim. If your hair is in decent shape then you will see a difference after one use. Wen can be used as, shampoo, conditioner, leave in conditioner, shave cream, body cleanser, detangler, body lotion, all in one bottle. Yes, you have to do cleanse, rinse and repeat because it does not lather. I've had people approach me, total strangers, exclaiming, YOUR HAIR IS BEAUTIFUL! One girl was following me in a parking lot, to a store and just looking, I turned around and was about to say, can I help you? When she said the above and asked me what I did or if I just left a salon. I was not in a good mood at the time and when this happened, I smiled and said, I'm a Wen girl! She said does it really work? I said you tell me! Anyway, it depends on the length of your hair. Short hair, six pumps first cleanse, six pumps, second. If hair is shoulder length, I would do eight and eight to make sure ends and mids are covered. Long hair, Ten crown, ten, mids, ten ends. Use splash of water with each application, massage in, add another splash to get it emulsified and CREAMY, the scents Chaz has are heavenly! His body treatments are amazing too. Yes, it's a bit pricey but it does do all the things mentioned above and his body treatment, the results will blow you away. Wen does not strip the hair of natural oils. Lather is the enemy. Yes, lather cleanses, but strips and leaves hair parched with split ends. After you cleanse with Wen, you'll see your hair will be soft, supple, incredible shine and body, like hair should be. I've been a Wen girl almost nine years now. Go to QVC's site under beauty then choose Wen and see all the goodies! QVC does easy pay at times, this way you do small payments, no interest, just pay for what you buy. To learn more, go to chaz dean store and learn who he is and why he created Wen. It really IS amazing. I love it so much I want to tell the world! LOL! Thank you for asking me. I hope you love Wen as much as I do.

@rebeccacarraway480

5 жыл бұрын

WEN is a he not a her hahaha

That stab+cough made me literally LOL! :D

@findnemo07

5 жыл бұрын

Dum 🥔🥔😊💨

This was so informative, and I love the way you explain everything. Thank you!

I love this video. It is always a great reminder to look back on especially when my hair is needing some restoration or new products are being used!

I also use a cool shot to set my hair with my dryer-that way even if I’m quickly doing my hair it cools and sets into place with zero frizz. The other thing I will do if I want some curl is I will twist my hair into a bun with a jaw clip while it’s still warm from the dryer and do my makeup or whatever and then take it down before i leave the house. Not only does it add volume and life, jaw clips don’t leave bumps in my hair❤️

@aprildawn8692

6 жыл бұрын

Amber F I use the cool shot also. And, it really helps cool me off on hot summer days . Thanks for the tip about putting your hair up in a clip for a while! I'm definitely going to try that tomorrow morning! 😀

@jackiewilliams2528

5 жыл бұрын

I went to cosmetology school, and we learned to set the hair, was to add some flexible hair spray, comb through and immediately put the cool shot on it! ... same with flat iron (If no curls)

@VioletRaya

5 жыл бұрын

Would love to see a tutorial on your methods!!

@rj3892

5 жыл бұрын

I looove that trick with the clipped up bun while my hair is still warm!! It gives me perfect waves. My hair is already wavy and takes to curl easily though, maybe wouldn't work as well with straight hair.

@audreyhenderson6202

5 жыл бұрын

Amber F I do this as well. At night when I do to bed I just pull my hair up as I would as if I were going to put it in a high pony then I twist it then I start at the bottom of this hair that I’ve twisted and make it into a bun on the top of my head and like a cinnamon bun would look then just tuck your ends in anywhere under your bun and just spray a little hair spray if you want. In the morning after brushing your teeth, makeup breakfast all that and take out and walla beautiful waves and they will all go in the direction you twisted it in the night before. Both directions looked great and this way your not drying your hair out and you can get away without washing it everyday! Try it it really works well with my very fine straight hair but a friend of mine who has black very frizzy dry type hair and she does this trick too, only puts product in her hair first like a smoothener like I would use a volumizer throughout ALL THE HAIR before brushing or just pulling it up before twisting into a bun at the top of your head. Good luck I hope you like this!

Loved the video! And some of your facial expressions had me Lol!! 😂 Great tips, thanks!!

Thanks for sharing! Idk why I never thought about drying in the direction of hair growth. Super helpful!

Thank you so much ! You have inspired me to take better care of my hair. I would just jump out of the shower, comb it, and air dry it. I just did not take must interest in doing my hair and would hoard my hair styling stuff like a squirrel and rarely use it. Now I have been using product (more than ever before and it made a BIG difference in volume) and blow drying using your tips. Also bought the Amika undone texture spray! WOWIE WOW WOW that stuff is amazing! So much volume and texture! Thank you you are an amazing teacher and I will continue to watch your videos and share them with others!

Well arent you just the cutest thing! Good job ! Tfs!

I love your videos. You are so funny and corky, you crack me up. You also give great advice and give a easy to understand presentation. 😃

@robinmooney804

4 жыл бұрын

? Corky? where are you from?

@giannawild9904

4 жыл бұрын

@@robinmooney804 bruh let sis live

@daisybrown6141

4 жыл бұрын

@RobinMooney My compliment was not intended for you and yet you felt the need to make fun of it. You should check out DrCarters KZread channel.

I love your humor! 💖 thanks for the tips! I am one of the women who have never harnessed the skill of doing ones hair and doesn’t help I work in a professional field. So thanks for this!!!

I love your common sense 😂. So many people lack that but I love it and I appreciate it. Thank you.

You cracked me up in this video 😂 this might be one of my favorites ever! Also, good tips...but you def made me laugh today

@jamiebluemel3186

6 жыл бұрын

Rachel Hoffman put it on medium see where life takes you 😂😂

@jaynebush5893

6 жыл бұрын

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@jaynebush5893

6 жыл бұрын

Patty the pone Grammys

@jaynebush5893

6 жыл бұрын

Pattie lapoune gramm

Good tips, but I think using a nozzle on the blow dryer is another very good tip

@momofsix5857

5 жыл бұрын

BeckyBirder YES!! This!! I was just coming to say this! Never use the dryer without your nozzle! That is the golden rule to a perfect blow dry and healthy hair!

@amberlykell6309

5 жыл бұрын

Jo

@zararoyce319

5 жыл бұрын

BeckyBirder yeah that’s so true, my blow dryer came with two attachments and I thought they were just complete shit LOL at first I was like what am I gonna do with the stupid things, and then I decided to actually try using them and I was astonished at how much of a difference it made

@jenniferchristie9721

5 жыл бұрын

Lynn Shore I’m astounded! I usually toss the nozzle aside and put it back in the box. I manage my hair reasonably well and I do use a cool blast but now I’m going to try the nozzle. Hope I can find it! Thanks for this tip, Lynn.

@jeankeats3200

4 жыл бұрын

@Lynn Shore I agree and I always use a nozzle. It directs the air flow better than without one and it protects the hair from the hot grills at the end of a blow dryer.

OMG 😂😂Clearly, this is your passion! Loved the expressions and words of funny wisdom. You rock!

thank you so much. This is one of the most helpful videos that I've ever seen

Hi. Videos on how to avoid breakage of hair, when its exposed to heat/blow drying/flat iron etc. Basically how how to keep hair happy and healthy 😊 would be much appreciated.

can you please film a video on how to blow dry your hair with a round brush ??

@susanfontana3905

4 жыл бұрын

I would like to see the blow dry done right. With a round brush.

@susanfontana3905

4 жыл бұрын

Susan Fontana Yeager was my Married married name.

Very helpful. Well worth my time. Thank you!

Made all the mistakes you mentioned - followed your advice and what a difference - no more full blast hair drying - thank you

"just see where life takes you on medium heat." 😂😂😂 KZread gold

I regret that there are those who are hell bent on making rather nasty comments about the video makers themselves--none of it helpful at best; hurtful and distasteful at worst. I've never understood why under cover of anonymity some people think it's acceptable to make rude comments such that they would never say to a person's face. Fortunately, there are others who express what a presenter might possibly add that would make their video(s) even more useful, but the commenter does it tactfully and stays away from making it personal. There are others who will compliment the presenter to counterbalance the negativity of others and sometimes cuz they just love to find something they can praise the presenter for, In these three cases, I for one applaud their determination to keep the dialogue positive.

@iyserolls3293

5 жыл бұрын

Ann Wright I agree with you 100%. I remember when YT was such a positive place to be and viewers were thrilled to have content. Now the negative seems to outweigh the positive. People seem to forget that if a tutorial doesn't apply to you, skip it and move to the next. No one is making anyone suffer through a tutorial so there is no need for any negativity. Keyboard Warriors...move along. If you don't have anything nice to say......

@jeanpatrick2560

5 жыл бұрын

Ann Wright zYour news and I find me the news

@verisww8104

5 жыл бұрын

It is the same reason why mild-mannered passive people end up displaying road rage when in a vehicle. The massive motor under the hood and the cover of the vehicle makes them think it is okay to be aggressive.

@tamirose1646

5 жыл бұрын

I completely disagree with Ann Wright! Everyone sees these 'mistakes' and often want to help but people are so offensive these days. She didn't say anyone's names just the 'mistakes' she sees. I don't feel that she is being nasty in any way shape or form. The heat setting is a big thing, and a lot of people assume the hotter the better. I am a daughter of a hair stylist and I see a lot of mistakes as well. I have often tried to help people and they get offended. I feel you tube is a great place to find information and I also find her video quite helpful. I think it's unfortunate you are putting negativity into a quite helpful video. I wish you a great day none the less!

@wildchipmunk

5 жыл бұрын

@ Tami Rose: Ann Wright is defending the maker of this video. What she is addressing in her post is the ugly remarks made here in the comments section about the presenter of this video.

Great video! Thank you for all the tips and clear explanations.

Thank you, I thought all was lost and you saved me on my first attempt to get salon looking hair. ❤️👌

Thank you, I did learn something. You are hilarious!

@LoLo-zr7bk

5 жыл бұрын

Anita Clemens she isn’t hilarious she is condescending and mean. I can easily see her being a bully. Additionally, she is funny. Maybe someone, once, told her she was. She isn’t.

@leomersantos8345

5 жыл бұрын

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Ok, so I do my hair (with heat) once a week when my husband & I head to town for date night. Most days it's in a pony tail, or braid. We have livestock & I swear it's a good day if I don't have manure from scooping pens or a dairy goat chewing on it. I've never been a girly girl, but I'd like to start setting a smidge more time aside for myself. 😊 thanks for the video.

This may be one of my favorite channels... I just found you and I have binged watched most of your videos in one night. So funny, so pretty and I am loving all the tips. Thanks for sharing!

I was pleased to watch your video and found that I was doing most of the things you suggested. I did learn a new tip. I have let my hair grow out and it is longer now than it has ever been and I was getting a tangled mess in the back and many times unaware till I got home. I was wondering how to keep this from happening and happy to see you explain just that issue!!!

Ps. Instead of a hair dryer I use large Velcro rollers. Lifts and straigtens the hair with no heat. Less damage.❤

Oh my god....I'm 48 yrs old and just learned how to blow dry my hair! 😂

@porcupine783

3 жыл бұрын

That’s okay, I’m 38 and just figured it out lol. But I can’t use that many products. Holy moly.

I recently found your channel. Just wants to let you know that I’m enjoying your videos! Your voice is very peaceful. Have a blessed day!

I love that you try to teach us the quickest and easiest way to style hair! During this long quarantine in 2020, I really learned a lot from your tutorials, and you have such beautiful, healthy looking hair! Are you currently making more videos?

after watching your video, I realize I do most of those things correctly. Except I do use the high heat. I have extremely thick hair. If I used medium, I would be there all day!

@reetusarma5719

5 жыл бұрын

SAME HERE!

Just bought Aquage Root Uplifting :) thanks for the tip!

This is the first time I have ever seen any of your videos. You show much needed info on hair styling. It is hard to find someone who will show you where you can duplicate. Great job. I'm a new subscriber. Keep up the good work.

Awesome hairdrying tips, revolutionizing my hair and many others watching. YAS LOVE IT ! ☺ Thanks

You are soooo funny! 😆 I’m one of the ‘a lot of people’ 👻

Wow I just want to take a shower just to apply these tips! Thanks a bunch! I am guilty of drying too hot and too wet!

Watched this last night. Tried it this morning. I can't believe how quick this worked. I've been wasting my life doing the sections and round brush !!!!. I'm walking around with the best hair. I'm basically feeling released from a chore I hated. Thank you , Thank you...Did I thank you ?? 😁

definitely I wanna try this techniqur! and you are right about using the proper products for caring the hair. well explained and the results are super! thanks for sharing your acknowledge !

Dry bangs first if your hair is wavy! :)

@amarcy6

4 жыл бұрын

SixHeart Home I did not know that! Thank you for the tip!

@jeankeats3200

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. This way it can't dry and be all a mess if you tackle bangs first!

@clairedawson

4 жыл бұрын

I have to do that too.

Hi Kate! I bought the Aquage uplifting foam and applied it this way... and it left my hair really sticky and heavy. :( Maybe I used too much? I have a lot of thin, fine, straight hair