Best Hair Tool for Blowouts: Achieve Salon Results at Home
The best hair tool for blowouts combines powerful airflow, the right brush design, and heat control to create salon-quality volume and bounce. Modern multi-stylers with specialized blowout attachments deliver professional results in 15-20 minutes—without the $80+ salon price tag.
What Makes a Great Blowout Tool?
High-Speed Airflow Technology
Professional blowouts require strong, consistent airflow (110,000+ RPM motors) to lift hair at the roots while smoothing the cuticle. This creates volume without frizz.
Round Brush Design
The Interchangeable Air Brush - Round Brush features optimal barrel diameter and bristle tension to grip hair while directing heat evenly. This mimics the technique stylists use with separate dryer and brush.
Ionic Technology
Negative ions seal the hair cuticle during styling, locking in shine and reducing flyaways for a polished finish.
Multiple Heat Settings
Customizable temperature control prevents damage while allowing adjustment for different hair types and sections.
Top Blowout Tools Compared
1. Multi-Styler with Round Brush Attachment
Best for: Versatility and value
Key benefit: One device handles drying, volumizing, and styling
The GLAMUP AirCurler™ Volume Edition includes dedicated volumizing attachments designed specifically for bouncy blowouts. High-speed Coanda airflow creates lift while the round brush shapes hair.
2. Dedicated Volumizer Brush
Best for: Maximum root lift
Key benefit: Specialized design for body and fullness
The Interchangeable Volumizer Brush features unique bristle configuration that grabs hair at the roots, creating dramatic volume for fine or flat hair.
3. Lightweight Travel Multi-Styler
Best for: On-the-go styling
Key benefit: Compact without sacrificing performance
The GLAMUP FlexAir™ 5-in-1 delivers professional blowouts in a travel-friendly design, perfect for maintaining your style while traveling between US and Australia.
How to Create the Perfect Blowout
Step 1: Prep Your Hair
- Start with freshly washed, towel-dried hair (60-70% dry)
- Apply heat protectant and volumizing mousse at roots
- Detangle with wide-tooth comb
Step 2: Section Strategically
- Divide hair into 4-6 sections using clips
- Start with bottom layers, work upward
- Keep sections 2-3 inches wide for best control
Step 3: Master the Technique
- Place round brush under section at roots
- Roll brush away from face while directing airflow down the hair shaft
- Hold at ends for 3-5 seconds to set the curve
- Release and let cool before moving to next section
Step 4: Set and Finish
- Use cool shot button on each section to lock in volume
- Flip head upside down and blast roots with cool air for extra lift
- Finish with light hairspray or texturizing spray
Blowout Results by Hair Type
Fine/Thin Hair: Use medium heat + volumizer attachment. Focus on roots, avoid over-brushing ends to prevent flatness.
Medium/Normal Hair: Standard round brush works perfectly. Use high speed, medium-high heat for efficient styling.
Thick/Coarse Hair: Requires highest heat setting and powerful airflow. Work in smaller sections for thorough drying and smoothing.
Curly Hair: Tension from round brush stretches curls into smooth waves. Use lower heat to minimize damage, higher speed for control.
Professional vs. At-Home Blowouts
Salon blowout: $60-120 per session, lasts 3-5 days, requires appointment
At-home with quality tool: $200-350 one-time investment, unlimited blowouts, style on your schedule
Break-even point: After 3-6 salon visits, your tool has paid for itself.
Why GLAMUP Tools Excel for Blowouts
- Coanda airflow technology - Automatically creates tension and lift without manual effort
- Brushless motor - Consistent power throughout styling session
- Interchangeable system - Switch between round brush and volumizer based on desired look
- No extreme heat - Achieves results without 400°F+ temperatures that damage hair
- Dual voltage options - Dual Voltage and Local Voltage models for US and Australian customers
Common Blowout Mistakes to Avoid
Starting with soaking wet hair - Towel dry first to reduce styling time and heat exposure
Skipping heat protectant - Essential barrier against damage, even with lower-heat tools
Using too-large sections - Smaller sections = better volume and longer-lasting results
Forgetting the cool shot - Heat shapes hair, cool air sets it
Brushing too slowly - Keep brush moving to prevent hot spots and damage
Extending Your Blowout
- Sleep on silk pillowcase - Reduces friction and frizz overnight
- Use dry shampoo at roots - Absorbs oil while maintaining volume
- Touch up with cool air only - Refresh shape without re-washing
- Avoid touching hair excessively - Natural oils from hands cause flatness
Most blowouts last 3-5 days with proper maintenance, saving time on daily styling.
US & Australia Considerations
Voltage compatibility: Verify your tool matches local power (110-120V US, 220-240V Australia) or choose dual voltage for flexibility.
Humidity factors: High humidity in coastal areas requires stronger hold products and ionic technology to combat frizz.
Warranty support: Ensure warranty coverage applies in your region for peace of mind.
Quick FAQ
How long does a blowout take at home? 15-25 minutes with a quality multi-styler vs 45+ minutes with separate dryer and brush.
Can I blowout my own hair? Yes - modern tools with rotating or Coanda technology make it significantly easier than traditional methods.
How often should I blowout? 1-2 times per week maximum to minimize heat exposure. Use dry shampoo between washes.
What's better - round brush or volumizer? Round brush for classic smooth blowouts, volumizer for maximum root lift. The Volume Edition includes both.
Ready for salon-quality blowouts at home? Explore the GLAMUP Volume Edition with specialized blowout attachments, or browse the full AirCurler™ collection. Questions? Visit our FAQ or contact us.
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