Recommend air drying or blow styling dry before using the perfecter?
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You are supposed to use it on dry hair. I would also use a styling creme for longer lsting results
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You don't 'have' to but it helps make hair look fuller. If your hair is really short, then just air dry would probably work too.
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Use it at the roots only. You can use before a blow dry or after then style. I use it at my roots on damp hair then blow dry with a large curl brush.
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Wet hair. I use a few sprays after I towel dry. Comb through and you're ready to go!
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Yes, you can use it on wet or dry hair. Most of the time, I mostly let it air dry because it saves the hairdryer from overheating. I also use a more powerful one with a brush attachment to also help straighten and dry and give my naturally curly frizzy thick hair the polished look I want. I am a Caucasian lady with some grey.
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I already answered this question - but I neglected to say that after you apply the product, if you want soft, touchable curls, you need to dry with a diffuser. If you let it air dry after applying, you would have a more stiff curl.
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Well,personally,I have really thick hair and after washing & towel drying,I let it air dry to just damp,apply a thermal heat protectant & then flat iron my hair,this works best for me,although the heat settings are adjusted as needed,as well.
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Same effect. I think blow-drying it's a little bit more faster, but all depends on how much Sun In you use. I use the blow dryer, and I think the flat iron also helps to the lighter process.
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I have thick wavy hair and the diffuser makes it more curly without the friz. It also has a direction nozzle which I think would be best for drying your hair, then you would want to use a straightener iron. It does dry my hair very quickly without burning my scalp so that is a big plus.
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You can. But do not use too much of either product because hair becomes too tough to blow-dry.
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I don't use it for blow drying because I think over time the rubber base will dry out causing the bristles to come out. I believe Mason Pearson also recommends not using the brush for blow drying. Despite this, the brush is well worth the price. Your hair will look amazing when using this brush and it's very gentle on fine hair which I have. Buy the comb too. So much easier on the hair than any other comb I've used.
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Hi, LeAnn:Though I do like this blowdryer, I like the Babyliss Pro BABP2800 even more. I use the 2800 as a rule now because not only does it do a better job drying my hair without actually drying it out, but it also makes it look like I spent time styling it. Usually, I just brush my hair a little while I'm drying it and occasionally run my fingers through it to aim the air where it needs to go. I have gotten some nice compliments on my hair since using the BABP2800. I think if volume is what you're after, then that will be the blowdryer for you. Hope this helps! :)
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Just dry hair, after blow drying to achieve perfect results. I haven't tried it with wet yet
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Absolutely! Your hair will be soft and silky. And you only need a little. It is an excellent conditioning spray and can be used with any other products used specifically for blow drying.
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Hold the center while you blow dry it and stretch it, because if you start with the right or left side it'll wrinkle quick. Or you could cut the shape of it and then start in the center! That worked well for me on my secound try.
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This is a basic hair dryer, that does not have an ion setting. I also have curly hair! For a natural look I would use some kind of texturizing cream or maybe a mousse for thin hair and blow dry with low heat and low air flow. Use the diffuser and dry in small sections at a time. Try not to blow the hair around a lot, to avoid frizz. L.A. Looks gel to mousse is VERY reasonably priced and I have found works just as well, if not better, than any of the fancy stuff! Put it in wet hair and then scrunch dry with a towel, then follow the steps for drying. Good luck! Hope this helped! :)
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You can just blow dry it but for a sleek straight finish I would flat iron as well. You don't have to use high heat when flat ironing.