How to take care of hair for men

Nowadays, people pay much attention to their image. Both men and women hope that their image can leave a deep impression on others. Of course, dressing appropriately is important, but a suitable hairstyle is also a big plus. Men's formal attire is usually a suit, so there is not much that can be changed, so men will pay more attention to the care of their hairstyle. So how should men take care of their hair before going out?

Before blow-drying, you should first determine the position of the hair seam. That is, comb the hair from front to back with a comb, so that the hair naturally appears in the texture. Then pick it up and comb it to both sides, so that the skin color is exposed between the seams, forming a straight hair seam. There are different ways to divide the hair seam, such as 28 points, 37 points, 46 points, etc. When blow-drying a male hairstyle. The half with more hair is the big side, and the half with less hair is the small side. Generally, start blow-drying from the big side if there is a hair seam. If there is no hair seam, blow the right side first and then the left side. After blowing the two sides, blow the top, and finally blow the hair in front of the forehead.

After the hairline is divided, use a comb to hold down the hair on the side, and keep the back of the comb at a certain distance from the scalp. Then use a hair dryer to blow air into the seam. Each time you blow air, press the back of the comb flat, so that the hair roots are tilted to one side, making the seam clear. At the same time, use the comb teeth to slightly lift the hair roots at the hairline upwards, and slightly rotate the comb teeth from the hair roots to the hair shaft to blow the hair fluffy. Make the outline of the hairline appear fuller.

Start blowing from the back of the head, and blow towards the sides step by step. Then blow towards the small side, and blow the hair dryer diagonally from the seam to the back of the head, combing while blowing, with the hair dryer facing the hair rod, and the comb and hair dryer can be at different angles. Do not press the hair too low when combing the back, so as to avoid the hair sticking to the scalp and appearing to have no arc feeling.

Start from the part close to the hairline, use the teeth of the comb to lift the hair layer by layer, and move the hair dryer left and right at the hair roots under the comb to blow air, so that the hair roots are puffed up and tilted backwards, the hair shafts are bent into an arc, and the hair tails are combed to connect with the hair on the top of the head. Finally, blow the hair at the temples and above the ears flat and flatten them.

When blowing the hair, you can make it wavy. Use a comb to comb the hair diagonally downward, press the hair with the back of the comb, and gently push it upwards so that the hair at the front of the comb teeth bulges and bends in the wind, forming waves one by one. When blowing, the wind should move with the comb, push and blow to fix the waves. The waves must be layered, connected front and back, and the distance should be appropriate.

Generally, long hair can be curled with a brush to make the back of the hair naturally curled. When doing this, start from the back of the hair and blow in layers from the back to the top of the head. Put the hair on the comb and hold the hair roots. The hair dryer sends the wind to the roots of the hair, and then moves from the roots to the ends with the brush. Then the ends of the hair are rotated continuously with the brush, and the wind is diagonally facing the rotating hair to fix the ends of the hair and make the hair curled.

When blow-drying, do not point the hair dryer directly at the hair. If you point it directly at the hair, it is easy to burn, yellow, dry the hair, and burn the scalp. The correct way to use it is: the hair dryer is tilted sideways, and the air outlet is at a certain angle to the hair. Different parts have different angles, generally between 15 degrees and 90 degrees. When blowing the temples or the edges of the hair, because the hair is short, the hot air is likely to directly contact the skin. When blowing air, you can cooperate with the hands to form a gap between the palm and the hair. The wind passes through the gap and will not burn the scalp.

Hair can be smooth and curled into various styles, all thanks to the hot air of the hair dryer and the power of the comb and brush, but the air outlet should be kept at a proper distance from the hair. If the distance between the air outlet and the hair on the comb and brush is too far, the hot air will disperse quickly and the ice hair cannot be formed quickly; if the distance is too close, the hot air will be too concentrated, which is unbearable and the hair and scalp will be damaged. Therefore, the distance between the two should be correctly controlled. Generally, the distance between the air outlet and the hair is 3 to 4 cm.