Is there a correct way to blow - dry hair?

Yes! The key lies in using the right techniques, tools, and products. The best way to blow - dry hair is to start with damp (not soaking wet) hair, then apply a heat protectant and section it. Choose a hairdryer with multiple heat settings and a cool shot button. Lena F10 High - Speed Hair Dryer dries hair 75% faster, with greater air pressure and lower heat for a healthier blow - dry experience.

How to Blow - Dry Curly Hair

1. Prepare hair: Use a leave - in conditioner or styling cream to help define curls.
2. Attach a diffuser: This will help prevent frizz and encourage natural curl.
3. Dry in sections: Gently place sections of hair into the diffuser, using low heat and speed settings.
4. Avoid touching hair: The more you touch curls while blow - drying, the more the curls can become frizzy.
5. Let it air dry slightly: When your curls are mostly dry, let them air dry the rest of the way to minimize heat damage.

Tips and Tricks to Avoid Heat Damage and Frizz

• Don’t blow - dry soaking wet hair: Hair is more fragile when wet, so let it air dry a bit before blow - drying.
• Use a heat protectant: This is crucial for protecting hair from heat damage.
• Use lower heat settings: High heat can damage your hair, so use the lowest heat setting that will effectively dry your hair.
• Don’t over - blow - dry: Once hair is dry, stop blow - drying. Over - blow - drying can lead to frizzy and dry hair.
• Use a wide - tooth comb: This will help prevent breakage, especially for curly hair.
• Trim regularly: This will help keep hair healthy and prevent split ends, which can be made worse by heat styling.