3. Step-by-Step 10-Minute Styling & Blowout Routine
In Part 3 of our breakdown for Long Flowing Waves & Healthy Hair Care Routine, let’s walk through the exact hands-on technique I teach my clients so their hair looks freshly styled in ten minutes or less.

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One of my favorite long hairstyles is the shag cut.
It’s a great way to add layering and texture to long hair, and it can be customized to fit any face shape or hair type.
To create a shag cut, I start by cutting the hair in a way that creates a lot of movement and texture.
Then, I add layers to the hair using a point-cut technique.
This helps to add depth and dimension to the style.
When it comes to styling your long hair, I recommend using a round brush and a blow dryer to create a sleek and smooth look.
I also recommend using a texturizing spray to add volume and texture to the hair.
Finally, I recommend using a hair serum to add shine and protect the hair from damage.
Head to Page 4 for my long-term gloss maintenance schedule, bond-repair tips, and salon touch-up checklist.