Blowout: A voluminous cut inspired by the 90s

Blowout is a voluminous cut that peaked in popularity in the 1990s and is now making a comeback. This stylish hairstyle is characterized by significant volume and movement created by the blow dryer.

What is a blowout

Blowout is a hairstyle characterized by a large volume achieved by blow-drying. Hair is blown out from the roots, creating a full, dynamic look. Originally popular with 90s R&B artists and celebrities.

Modern Blowout

Today's blowout is more sophisticated than the 90s version:

• Less extreme volume
• Combination with modern fade transitions
• More textured variants
• Adapted to different hair types

Blowout variants

• Classic blowout: Maximum volume, retro look
• Modern blowout: More subtle, with a fade
• Textured blowout: With natural texture
• Blowout taper: With a classic transition
• Curly blowout: For curly hair

For whom blowout is suitable

• Men with thick hair (easier to achieve volume)
• Those with oval or square faces
• Men who want a bold, confident look
• Those willing to spend time styling

How to style a blowout

Step 1: Wash hair and gently towel dry.

Step 2: Apply volumizing spray or mousse to the roots.

Step 3: Blow dry upwards from the roots.

Step 4: Use a round brush to lift the hair.

Step 5: Forward and upward shape desired shape.

Step 6: Apply a light pomade or wax for definition.

Step 7: Finish with hairspray for fixation.

Blowout products

• Volume spray: Base for volume
• Mousse: For structure and hold
• Round brush: Essential tool
• Light pomade: For final shaping
• Varnish: For all-day fixation

Blowout maintenance

• Daily blow-dry styling (10-15 minutes)
• Cutting every 4-6 weeks
• Regular use of volumizing products