You know when you see a girl whose hair is absolutely stunning and full of volume—you can’t believe what you’re looking at? Their secret is most likely a roller blowout. It’s so old-fashioned and has been around for centuries. In the early 2000s, during the traditional Victoria’s Secret Fashion Shows, the bombshells’ hairstylists always created that blowout look, whether done with rollers or curling irons they always looked amazing.
In this article, VALLEY will give you tips and tricks for achieving that Victoria’s Secret blowout look while keeping your hair beautiful and healthy.
Back then, there was no Dyson; the hair tools were separate. Other than using a good heat protectant, which is essential, here are the tools you’ll likely need: a volume spray, a round brush, a blow dryer, a curling iron, and rollers. These can now be substituted with other alternatives, as there are many new options compared to 10 years ago.
Anyone who watched Victoria’s Secret Fashion Shows growing up knows supermodels always kept rollers in for a good amount of time while getting ready. This is fundamental—you want your blowout to last, and that depends on how long your rollers are in and the quality of your setting spray. Some popular setting sprays, according to Who What Wear, are L’Oréal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Lock It Bold Control Hairspray and Redken Hot Sets 22 Thermal Setting Mist.
On the other hand, as mentioned before, heat protection is also fundamental. One product that has worked well for some VALLEY girls is the Olaplex Bonding Oil No. 7. However, when choosing these products, test whatever works best for your hair to keep it bright and healthy. Keep in mind that having a high-quality heat protectant and setting spray is very important to achieve this look. After all, we can’t have our hair looking 10/10 without keeping it healthy and protecting it from all the heat you’re about to apply.
To start, blow out your hair to give it your desired volume. You can also apply a volume spray while you’re at it. For this, you’ll use a round brush and a blow dryer. After that begin curling and adding waves with a curling iron or your preferred tool. This part is very important: after curling each section, roll it up, clip it, and repeat the process with the rest of your hair.
There are many tutorials out there with different hair products and items. It’s just a matter of testing what works best for your hair!
Let us know what your favorite hair products are on our Instagram @VALLEYmag.
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