And still, we refuse to call it quits.

However, Hurtado advises that your choice should take your hair length into consideration, too.

“Size comes into play depending on your hair length.

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How to Pick a Blow Dryer

A good round brush is only half of your blowout arsenal.

To complete your toolkit, you’ll need ablow dryerthat’s up to the task.

Hurtado echoes the importance of adjustable heat controls.

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You dont want a hair dryer thats heavy, your arms can get tired and might feel sore.”

“And your arms wont get tired as fast.”

“Your hair is mainly composed of protein, andkeratinis a protein that increases protein retention.”

Model applies heat protectant to her wet hair

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After you’ve applied your heat protectant, you’ve got the option to section your hair.

Start by separating it into four parts.

“Smaller sections give you more control and a smoother finish,” notes Iudina.

Model blow drying her hair with a round brush

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This will allow them to fall with volume and enhance the bend that a curtain should have."

Then, as you reach the ends of your hair, switch up how you angle the brush.

Instead of always holding the blow-dryer horizontally, after youve lifted the root, flip your brush vertically.

Step by Step ‘The Right Way to Use a Round Brush’

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The other thing that needs to change consistently throughout the process is the heat setting on your blow dryer.

This will help your hair hold its shape, according to Macedo.

“You may also spray it with light texture or hairspray before you take rollers or pins out.”

Model blow drying hair with a round brush

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Model brushing the front of her hair with a round brush

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Final look of a model with bouncy, blow dried hair

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