HOW TO DO A 70S BLOWOUT

Q: What hair length works best for a 70s blowout?

The 70s blowout works best on medium to long hair, typically shoulder-length or longer. This length allows the round brush to create the signature bouncy curls and volume. Shorter hair can achieve a modified version with less dramatic volume and curl.

Q: How long does a 70s blowout last?

A properly styled 70s blowout typically lasts 2-3 days with proper maintenance. Sleep on a silk pillowcase to reduce friction and preserve volume. Use dry shampoo at the roots on day two to refresh and maintain lift without washing.

Q: Can I do a 70s blowout on fine hair?

Yes, fine hair is actually ideal for 70s blowouts . Use volumizing products like TRESemmé 24 Hour Volumizing Shampoo and finish with thickening spray. The round brush technique creates natural lift and body that makes fine hair appear fuller and more voluminous.

Q: Do I need a curling wand for this style?

No, a curling wand is optional for the 70s blowout . You can achieve the complete look using only a blow dryer and round brush by coiling hair under at the ends. Add a curling wand only if you want extra defined curls or bolder waves.

The iconic 70s blowout offers a polished, glamorous feel, instantly transporting you to the disco era with the flick of a round bristle brush. Packed with all-day volume and touchable texture, this style embodies confidence, luxury, and magnetic allure.

Perfect for occasions demanding a perfectly put-together yet voluminous look, you can achieve a sleek version with curled-under ends or go all out with bold waves. This versatile 70s blowout hairstyle transitions effortlessly from glamorous evening wear to a chic leather jacket or wool coat.

Achieving this stand-out 70s blowout is simpler than you think, requiring just a blow-dryer and a round bristle brush. Here’s your expert guide on how to do a 70s blowout at home:

Key Takeaways

Effortless Glamour: Achieve a show-stopping 70s blowout at home using just a blow-dryer and round bristle brush for salon-worthy volume and bounce.
Volumizing Foundation: Start with TRESemmé 24 Hour Volumizing Shampoo and Conditioner to create a weightless, bouncy base, preparing hair for optimal styling.
Heat Protection is Key: Always apply heat protectant spray before blow-drying to shield hair from damage while crafting your voluminous 70s blowout hair.
Long-Lasting Hold: Finish with TRESemmé Volume Thickening Spray to lock in height and ensure your sophisticated 70s blowout stays in place all day or night.
Versatile Styling: Adapt your 70s blowout with sleek curled-under ends or bold waves, making it perfect for any occasion from disco nights to everyday chic.

Step 1: Maximize Volume with Effortless Style

Wash hair with TRESemmé 24 Hour Volumizing Shampoo for a bouncy, weightless base. Its vitamin blend and silk proteins ease styling for your desired 70s blowout. Apply TRESemmé 24 Hour Volumizing Conditioner generously from mid-shafts to ends. Detangle with fingers and rinse thoroughly.

Step 2: Achieve a Bouncy Blowout

Use a wide-toothed comb to detangle ends, working up to the roots. Always apply heat protectant spray to shield your hair from heat damage. Rough dry, then blow out with a round bristle brush for a natural, sleek finish. For a polished 70s blowout, coil hair under at the ends or create curlier styles with a large-barrel curling wand, always curling away from your face.

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Step 3: Secure Your Blowout Style

Run fingers through your tresses, lightly teasing roots for extra height. Once curls are set, finish with TRESemmé Volume Thickening Spray to add instant lightweight volume and keep that sophisticated 70s blowout in place longer.

Whether for an all-night disco or adding old-school glamour, the 70s blowout is an easy, chic answer to ultimate hair confidence and a truly stand-out look.

Embrace Your Inner Disco Diva

The 70s blowout is more than just a hairstyle; it's a statement of confidence and glamour that elevates any look. By following these simple steps, you can achieve voluminous, bouncy 70s blowout hair at home, transforming your style with a magnetic allure. Get ready to turn heads and embody the Anything But Ordinary essence with this iconic, salon-worthy finish.

The 70s blowout works best on medium to long hair, typically shoulder-length or longer. This length allows the round brush to create the signature bouncy curls and volume. Shorter hair can achieve a modified version with less dramatic volume and curl.

A properly styled 70s blowout typically lasts 2-3 days with proper maintenance. Sleep on a silk pillowcase to reduce friction and preserve volume. Use dry shampoo at the roots on day two to refresh and maintain lift without washing.

Yes, fine hair is actually ideal for 70s blowouts. Use volumizing products like TRESemmé 24 Hour Volumizing Shampoo and finish with thickening spray. The round brush technique creates natural lift and body that makes fine hair appear fuller and more voluminous.

Use a large round brush with 2-3 inch barrel diameter for maximum volume and smooth curls. Smaller brushes create tighter curls while larger brushes give looser, bouncier waves. Choose natural bristles or a combination of natural and nylon for best grip and tension for your 70s blowout.

No, a curling wand is optional for the 70s blowout. You can achieve the complete look using only a blow dryer and round brush by coiling hair under at the ends. Add a curling wand only if you want extra defined curls or bolder waves.

Always apply heat protectant spray before blow drying to create a protective barrier against heat damage. Use medium heat settings rather than maximum heat, and keep the dryer moving to avoid concentrating heat on one section. This preserves hair health while achieving your 70s blowout.