Video: How Do I Use a Hair Diffuser for Straight Hair?

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Daniela Rowson

http://www.danielarowson.com/

As a Utah Makeup Artist and Instructor, Daniela Rowson has extensive experience ranging from brides and fashion shows to special events, photo shoots, teaching various cosmetology schools' classes and even the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, where she has done makeup for VIP celebrities. She has also worked with world renowned filmmaker, Kalvin Lazarte of Milk Studios, who has filmed for New York Fashion Week, M.A.C., Marc Jacobs, and many more. Rowson has additional makeup artistry experience through working with Miss Utah USA and Miss Teen Utah USA. She has been working for M.A.C. Cosmetics in Salt Lake City, Utah for the past several years. Rowson ambitiously seeks to grow as an artist and is willing to work virtually anywhere in the world.

Transcript

Hi, I'm Daniela Rowson. I'm a hairstylist. I'm going to show you how to use a diffuser. The products that we will need are a hair dryer, and a diffuser. Our first and only step will be using this diffuser, and this will help your hair maintain its natural waves when you don't want to curl it. And, what you want to do is just make sure that your hair is damp, and put a little bit of product in your hair. Turn it on, and then you're going to get a bunch of the hair section that you want, and just put it all in the diffuser, and just bring it up to your head. Just turn it on, and put the section that you want in there. Just bring it up to your head, and you want to leave it there for a few seconds. And, then let go, and then you'll get that natural wave. You can bring it up higher if you want more volume. And then, you do the same thing all over. It doesn't have to be perfect, it's for that really pretty, messy wave. We're going to do the same thing on the other side. So, when using a diffuser, make sure that you have really good product beforehand, and that your hair's damp and not wet. My name is Daniela Rowson, and thanks for watching.