Hair Dryer Used On Kid’s Hair

It is always a hectic task to blow dry your kid’s hair. The hot air blowing from its vent and the loud noise of its motor will probably give them nightmares. So it is a difficult task to dry your kid’s hair, unless they get accustomed to it. For that the kid’s should get to know more about its use and the working. Once they are well familiar with it, they are sure to show interest in getting their hair dried and styled up using the hair dryer. First of all get your kid’s hair towel dried to ensure there is no excess water. This will make the usage of hair dryer much easier. Using a wide toothed brush to comb as well as remove detangle and frizz. Do not brush your kid’s hair vigorously or pull it too tight for styles like ponytail, as it could damage their young and sensitive scalp. If they have long hair, start brushing from the end of the hair and gradually go upwards to the scalp. While using hair styling products, first apply it to your palm. Then gently rub onto your kid’s hair starting from the ends and then gradually upwards. If they suffer from frizz, use an anti-frizz conditioner before styling. Now it is the time to show your kid what a blow dryer is and how it works. Show them the ON/OFF button and the hot/cool air selector switch. But RC Air Swimmers tell them not to use it independently especially connecting the dryer to electric supply. Partition their hair into four sections like crown, back, left and right. Hold them in place using hair clips. Now briefly turn on the dryer and turn it off. Get the child accustomed to the noise Syma s107 upgrade of the dryer. Release one of the sections of hair from the clip and turn the blower on again. Select the cool air air swimmers first and then gradually start using hot air. Gently brush through the hair as you blow dries it. Blow dry the hair in a slow steady motion going up and down the hair. Repeat the same process to other section of the hair. Warning:- Use of blow dryer and flat irons are harmful to kids and can lead to hair loss or breakage.