Using a rotating hair dryer, also known as a rotating hot air styler, involves a technique to create volume and lift while drying your hair. Here's a breakdown:
Based on the reference video titled "Rotating Hot Air Styler Masterclass with Michael Brown | VS Sassoon", the key to using a rotating hair dryer effectively is in the technique of pulling the hair while the dryer rotates.
Here's a more detailed look at using a rotating hair dryer:
- Preparation: Ensure your hair is damp, not soaking wet. You may want to apply a heat protectant product.
- Sectioning: Divide your hair into manageable sections.
- Starting the Rotation: Place the rotating hot air styler at the root of a section of your hair.
- Pulling for Volume: As the styler rotates, gently pull the hair away from your scalp. This is crucial for creating extra volume and lift, as the rotation will further enhance this effect. According to the reference, pulling the hair away as it rotates can make even fine hair look thicker.
- Continuing Down the Hair Shaft: Continue moving the rotating hair dryer down the length of the hair shaft, maintaining the gentle pulling motion.
- Repeat: Repeat the process for each section of your hair until dry and styled to your liking.
In essence, the rotating motion combined with the pulling action is what distinguishes using this tool from a regular hair dryer. The rotation helps to smooth the hair, while the pulling technique adds volume at the roots.
