FAKE A PROFESSIONAL BLOW DRY AT HOME - NADINE BAGGOTT

This video contains some paid for content sponsored by Babyliss - but it is a gadget I have been testing over the summer and it really is a clever way to master the diy blow dry if you have trouble using a brush and dryer at the same time. One of the first videos that I ever created was how to do my five minute blow dry - it contains all of the advice that I have gleaned from professional stylists over the years but, I admit, that it isn't an easy technique for a lot of you; it requires you to be ambidextrous, and some of you get all tangled up. So this long, hot summer, when none of us have wanted to spend ages blow drying our hair, I have been testing the new Babyliss Big Hair Care, the upgrade of the Babyliss cult best seller, and I really like it. It has heat sensor protection technology so that your hair never overheats, and I used it when my hair was around 80% air dried, so less damage all around. First I use it to smooth my hair by just gllding the brush with the hot air over my hair and brushing it through, then I use the rotating brush to first smooth and dekink my fringe of the cowlicks, and then to add a flip and wave at the ends. The rotating brush goes both ways so you can flip your hair under or out and it works for both left handed and right handed people. You can even add body and volume at the roots, although I tend to spend more time getting out the kinks around my hairline. * Babyliss Big Hair Care - https://www.babyliss.co.uk/big-hair-care-2950U.html#s