The tools we’ll be chatting through, aside from the UNbrush are The Innovator Dryer, The Curve, The Polisher, and The Waver. Here are their highlights:
Here are the trending looks:
Pamela Anderson Updo
Emulate her famous bun using The Innovator for drying and The Polisher for smoothing the hair. Once your hair is volumized, go ahead and tease before putting it into a bun, leaving multiple tendrils out. Make sure you have pins to secure the pieces of the bun into place (there are tons of tutorials online as to how ot make this perfect!). Once secure, use The Curve to smooth and add curve to those tendrils for a sexy face frame like Kim K!
Joining The Wave
The Wave can give you mermaid waves in an instant, depending on how close together you clamp down the strands. And while that’s surprisingly trending for winter this year, using this tool in a different way makes itperfectfor an Old Hollywood look for holiday parties! Clamp your waver down leaving space between each clamp (to create larger waves). Then, use your UNbrush to gently brush them out before applying finisher. This will add volume and glam!
Tied With A Bow
Bows are coming back in full-swing this season. Yes, you are about to see them everywhere, adding a touch of class to your look. It’s another great way to enhance a holiday party look! If you want a style that’s low maintenance but still glam, opt for the low curled ponytail secured with a bow. The key is to keep the scalp smooth, but the ends curled. The best tool for this is undoubtedly The Curve as it lets you both straighten and create curls!
What Heat Temp Should I Set for My Hair Type?
When it comes to using heat styling tools, there's a fine line between sleek, shiny hair and the dreaded damage zone. Finding the right temperature is crucial for getting those luscious curls or silky strands without sacrificing the health of your hair. Luckily, FHI Heat has made it easy to style safely, offering a variety of stylers and curlers with adjustable heat settings designed for every hair type. But how do you know what temperature is perfect for your locks?
