How to Do a Blowout on Natural Hair in 4 Simple Steps
In this quick tutorial, I’ll be showing you how to do a blowout on natural hair. We’ll start with washed hair and take it from there. This natural hair blowout routine is fairly easy and works great every time. I’ll also show you the best brush for natural hair blowouts and the dryer I use. The results are flawless! Let’s get to it.
Tools and materials:
- Heat protectant
- Wide-tooth comb
- Round detangling brush
- Detangling brush
- Blow dryer
1. Apply heat protectant
Start with washed hair that’s 70% dry. Spray your favorite heat protectant to each section to avoid heat damage.
2. Detangle your hair
You need to detangle your hair for the perfect natural hair blowout. I first go in with a wide-tooth comb, and then I use the detangling brush for the smaller tangles.
3. Blow dry your hair
The best brush for a natural hair blowout is this round Tangle Teezer detangling brush. It’s a game-changer for me as it’s the only round brush that can easily go through my thick hair. I also like how the bristles are designed on the brush; it’s perfect as it doesn’t pull out your hair or cause breakage.
I’m using the chase method here, blowdrying my hair as I brush it out.
Twirl and twist each section after blowdrying.
Another great option to use while blowdrying your hair is a detangling brush. The only downside is that it may take a little longer to blow dry your hair.
4. Untwist your hair
Now, go ahead and untwist those twirls.
How to do a blowout on natural hair
We've come to the end of the tutorial on how to do a blowout on natural hair. I love how it looks, and the volume is fabulous! I can leave my hair like this or now move on to do a different hairstyle with my blown-out hair.
Using good-quality hair dryers and brushes really makes a difference and can cut the process a lot! Thanks for joining me, and do let me know what your best natural hair blowout routine is in the comment section.
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