"Hot rollers will do the trick!" celebrity hairstylist J. Michael says. "Setting a couple of rollers at the crown area a day or two after your blow-dry will help reset some body and volume to last throughout the week — especially for finer hair types. (Try Remington Ionic Conditioning Hair Setter, $20.) Another great way to prolong your blowout at home is by using a dry shampoo. Dry shampoo helps absorb any excess oils you may have to extend the life of your blow-dry."
Make the right towel choice for post-shower drying
"Instead of drying your hair with a regular bath towel, which can be rough on your hair, try a microfiber hair wrap," celebrity hair stylist Jessica Shakir says. "This will cut down on the drying time and promote smoother hair due to its frizz-fighting benefits. You can also use a hair turban overnight to protect your hair and extend the style." Our favorite is the DevaCurl DevaTowel Anti-Frizz Microfiber Towel, $20.
"Also, to refresh your mane and revitalize your hairstyle, you can fluff up the roots by using a bit of warm heat from your blow-dryer, and gently backcomb at the roots using a teasing comb and a light spritz of a volumizing, root lifter," Shakir adds. "This is a great way to cheat a bouncy blowout!"
"For prolonging a wash, it's important to use a shampoo and conditioner system that cleanses deep and will provide long-lasting smoothness, without damaging hair," says Marcus Francis, a celebrity stylist for Suave. "Suave Coconut + Vanilla Repairing Shampoo, $3, and Conditioner, $3, works great as a damage repairer on hair, giving you soft, strong strands that will allow you to skip out on washing so often."
"For prolonging a blow-dry, you can also try wearing a shower cap when you shower so the moisture doesn't affect the texture to come through the blowdry. Plus, using a Denman brush to touch up smoothness from a blowout will also bring lift throughout the hair to activate volume to the look," Francis says.
