How to Get a Sleek Blowout With a Dryer Brush

Start with towel-dried hair, not soaking wet. Removing excess water first shortens styling time and means less heat on your hair.

Apply a heat protectant through mid-lengths and ends. It's the single easiest habit for keeping hair healthy when you use hot tools.

Section your hair into four parts — two at the front, two at the back — and clip away what you're not working on.

Place the brush underneath a section at the root, hold for a couple of seconds to build lift, then glide slowly down to the ends. Roll the ends under for a polished finish.

Finish with a lower heat setting or a cool pass to set the shape. Let your hair cool fully before brushing it out.