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Apply dry conditioner or other products. For best results, apply a dry conditioner after drying your hair. This way, the hair will be moistened immediately after washing and prevent ruffled hair during the drying process. Several other products may also help with the drying process.

• There is an exception here. If you have wavy hair, it is best not to use conditioner. Conditioner will make your hair heavy, reducing the curl and volume of the hair you want when drying your hair.
• Hair styling products for curly hair also help. If you have wavy hair, you should use foam or foam glue to hold the hair.
• Try twisting each curl around your fingers, then pull your finger out of the lock before using the heatsink to blow the hair. This will help shape the curls.
• Some people recommend the "scratch and shake" technique to create natural curls before drying with the heatsink. Divide the hair into 5 sections: 1 in front of the head, and the sides of the head into 2 sections on each side. Apply dry conditioner and other products to each part. When part of your hair is finished, grab the ends and gently shake it to create natural curls or wavy hairs.

Start drying your hair with the radiator head. Attach the heatsink to the head of the hair dryer. You should always be on low or medium heat. While this also means a longer drying time, your hair will not get dry or ruffled during the drying process.

• First, tilt your head to the side. Place the heatsink near the hairline and hold in there until the roots dry.
• Use a circular motion when drying hair near the scalp. Use the teeth of the heatsink to gently massage the hair to puff up and create natural curls or waves.

Work down the ends of hair. Continue to massage your hair in circular motions using the heatsink until the hair is dry to the ends. Use the heatsink to gently push up the curls while drying down the ends. This move helps keep the natural shape and elasticity of the hair.

• Note that if you have naturally curly hair, you should use the heatsink differently. Many women with naturally curly hair find their hair looks better if they just dry the root area. If you feel that the heatsink makes your natural curls more ruffled, try letting the ends dry on their own to see if the result is better.
• After the roots are dry, you can hold the curls and place them on the heatsink. Keep the curls in place to keep hair from getting ruffled.
• Avoid touching your hair when drying with a radiator. If you touch your hair, it is more likely to get ruffled, and natural curls or waves are more likely to lose curl. It may take longer to simply use the heatsink without using your hands during the drying process, but this will help you get better results.

Apply hair products after drying. Once your hair is dry, there are several hair care products you might consider. The heat can damage the hair, and products like hairspray or pomade can help reduce damage.

• Lightly spray the styling product when the hair is dry. This step helps you to keep your hair in line all day.
• If your hair looks brittle and stiff after drying, you can treat it with some hair care products. Consider using a pomade or a hair shine serum. Both of these products are available in hair salons. Rub a little pomade or serum into your hands and smooth it over your hair. Swipe your hair as if you were brushing it up in a ponytail. Continue to stroke until the ends of the hair.

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Method 2 of 3: Use the heatsink to style hair

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   Shampoo. You should wash your hair before using the heatsink to style your hair. You can use the usual shampoo and conditioner. The heat radiating from the radiator head can harm your hair, so you should take extra care when using conditioner.
   • Let conditioner stay in your hair for 3-5 minutes instead of rinsing immediately. This will make your hair softer and more moisturized before drying it.
   • Be sure to rinse the shampoo and conditioner thoroughly. Any remaining shampoo or conditioner left in the hair can cause the hair to become dry and damaged. You need to rinse until there is no foam left.

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   Head down. Head down after washing is finished. To start drying your hair, gently shake it back and forth. This will help create the natural curls or wavy curls.
   • To continue drying your hair, you can squeeze it to let the water drain. Do not dry your hair with a towel, as this can lead to ruffled hair and make it difficult to style it. If the water is still dripping, you can blot it with a towel instead of rubbing your hair.
   • Use a thin comb to remove tangled hair while it is still wet.

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   Apply a cream or foam gel for curly hair if desired. While not required, a cream or foam gel for curly hair can help keep the hair in the drying process. You can find these products at hair salons.
   • Remember that every product you use must have a moisturizer, as hair can dry out from the heat. Find a lotion-based foam, gel or gel to use before you start drying.

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   Start drying hair. Lower your head down and use the heat sink behind your head using a circular motion. Focus on the roots of the hair on the top of your head. Drying the hair from the back of the head will help to inflate the hair.

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   Flip your hair back. Check how the hair looks. If you are satisfied with your hair, you can stop drying by now. However, if you want extra volume, try drying the hair in front and along the hairline.
   • Similar to drying your hair with a radiator head, it's best not to touch the natural curls. If your hair is still curled normally, try drying the roots and letting the ends dry on their own.
   • Use a circular motion when continuing to dry your hair. As always, limit your hand to your hair during drying to avoid affecting your hairstyle.

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   Create bulging. You can use a heatsink to inflate your hair. To do this, you will need a few hairpins.
   • Clip the hair near the hairline. Remember to clamp at bevel. This way, the hair on the top of the head will be raised and full of volume when it is dry.
   • You can either continue drying your hair or let it dry naturally during the clip. Each hair type will react differently. You can experiment with different options until you find the best method to add volume, such as trying the drying with the hairpin the day before, the next day trying to let your hair dry naturally and see which is better. .

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   Dry with a heatsink until hair is about 80% dry. This can keep your hair moist and help it puff. When you feel your hair is about 80% dry, stop drying and let it dry on its own.

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   Apply a serum that keeps your hair curled or wavy. Use foam glue, dry conditioner or other products to keep your hair in shape. Use your hands to squeeze your hair instead of brushing the serum into your hair to keep your hairstyle.
   • Hair will have natural elasticity after drying with a radiator head. Don't use too many hair sprays or other heavy products to keep your hair from falling out.
   • This time too, apply the product using a motion like stroking your hair to tie it into a ponytail, then running your fingers down the ends.
   • Pay attention to read the instructions on the product label. Many products recommend applying it to the roots of your hair to keep it from looking greasy and heavy.
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Method 3 of 3: Use a heatsink for straight hair

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   Use hair care products. After washing your hair, apply hair care products before drying with a radiator. You need products that inflate your hair and protect it from heat damage.
   • Hair-swelling products can be applied to the roots of the hair. You can find bulging shampoos and conditioners at the supermarket. Hair salons also sell conditioner with a volume formula. Remember to read the instructions on the product label. Some only need to be sprayed on the hair, others need to be rubbed on the scalp.
   • Colloidal foam can be helpful when you want to dry your hair straight into curls. You can apply some foam glue to your hair, especially focusing on the roots.
   • Heat can damage hair, so it is important to protect it from heat damage. This is especially true for thinning hair. Pre-drying hair oils and sprays can be found in hair salons. Usually you only need to use no more than 1 drop. If your hair is prone to ruffling, look for a hair protection product with a moisturizer.

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   Use the heatsink to style wavy hair. Use your fingers to lift the hairline.Push the hair up and tuck it between the teeth of the heatsink. Continue drying all your hair using the same procedure.
   • Another way to curl your hair is to curl it into medium-sized curls before drying begins. This will help create curls after the drying is finished.

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   Use hair care products after drying. First, the drying process can damage your hair. Second, you may also need to use a hair spray to keep your hair in shape throughout the day.
   • Gently spray your favorite hair-holding product. This step helps to keep the hairstyle that you have just created. Do not over-spray to keep hair from being stiff and fragrant.
   • Use pomade or a serum for a soft, natural look. Gently smooth over the hair, running the hand from the roots to the ends.
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Advice

• Different curling products will create different curls. Some foam gels are for light wavy hair, while some heavier gels can help create more visible curls.
• When buying a heatsink, you must know what type of dryer your hair is. Not all heatsinks will fit all hair dryers. Be sure to find a cooler that is compatible with the hair dryer you are using.