How to make your blowout last longer at Le Boudoir New Canaan?

Everyone feels heavenly and gorgeous after having a professional blowout but it's down casting to know that it lasts for just a couple of days. However, some products shield your hair from water or moisture that may extend the life of your blowout a little longer to a maximum of a week. But it's neither practically possible to go for a blowout every week, nor it is good for your hair. Hence, we, at Le Boudoir New Canaan, suggest certain measures to make your blowout last longer.

1. Ask your professional stylist

Taking advice from your professional hairstylist is never a bad idea. They can inform you about the products they used and suggest you to do the same. It is always good to use those products on your hair that are used by your stylist. They can also guide you with procedures and precautions to be taken, like using dry shampoo, light hold hair spray, etc.

2. Avoid touching your hair

Who doesn't want to feel the awesomeness of hair by touching them after a blowout? But this urge is the enemy of the life of your hair blowout. Touching your hair frequently will not only diminish the smoothness and volume of your hair but also activates your scalp to release unwanted oil that eventually crops the life of your blowout. Hence, avoid running your fingers through your hair.

3. Small things matter a lot

Yes, when it comes to hair, even small things matter a lot. For example, cotton pillow covers leave your hair tangled so purchase a silk or satin pillow cover. We, Le boudoir Darien, truly feel that silk pillow covers shield your hair from crimping that gradually and eventually lead to an increase in the lifespan of your hair blowout.

4. Use of fabric-covered elastic bands

This so-called old-fashioned accessory is of great help for you to make your blowouts last longer. Le boudoir Wilton highly recommends this soft and gentle accessory. All you have to do is make a low and loose ponytail and tie the knot with such scrunches just before going to bed. This increases the shelf-life of your blowouts at least to some extent.

5. Avoid water

Water is one of the biggest enemies of hair blowout. Hence, avoid it to the maximum you can. Use a terry cloth-lined shower cap while showering to prevent getting your hair damp. Don't worry if you get water droplets even after using a shower cap, just blow dry that particular damp portion and let it dry.

6. Stay away from technology

You shall avoid using technology for your hair at least in the initial days. If you have got your curls done, go for curlers instead of hot iron because that damages your hair anyway. You can use big curlers or rollers to imitate the blowout.

7. Touch-up with a flatiron

Le boudoir New Canaan advices you to simply touch-up your hair with a flatiron or any light product if you notice any fizziness, crimping, or matting but that doesn't mean you do your blowout. Blowout on your own may strike you to avoid the appointment schedule and waiting time but remember, getting this done from a trained stylist is undoubtedly the best.

As you have read above, it's all about self-control and some precautionary measures that extend the shelf-life of your blowout. Le boudoir New Canaan is the best and friendliest point for your hair blowout that houses all the requisite tools and top-notch products and features experienced and professional stylists. We provide splendid blowouts in a way that you don't have to spend much of your time, money, and energy in between the appointments.