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" In order to cope with the intense feelings of jealousy I experienced when seeing Jennifer Garner&amp;#x27;s flawless hairstyle last week, I decided to contact the stylist responsible for the look, Kylee Heath, and find out what exactly she did to produce these glorious results. Care to steal a few of her awesome blowout tips? Well then, read on. 1. Begin with volumizing mousse or spray. Apply it to the roots of damp hair and comb it through for even distribution. Kylee likes Kerastase Mousse Volumactive and Redken Full Volume Amplifier. 2. Blow out your bangs first. Some stylists say do the front sections last, but Kylee does this crucial zone first. For short bangs, blow them forward and then to whichever side you choose. For long bangs, rough-dry them in a forward motion, then wrap them around a brush and blow them backward for the perfect swoop. 3. Section your hair. Create a part from the top of one ear over to the other and clip away the top section. Breaking the hair into two sections, blow each out with your round brush, starting at the roots, getting them dry first, and then finishing by really rounding out the ends. 4. Let each section cool. Once each section is dry, roll it under (keeping the curl), and clip it to cool. This will get the bend to stay longer. Keep sectioning and drying the rest of your hair, pinning each section to cool. 5. Smooth it out. Take out the pins, starting from the bottom of your head and working your way up. &amp;quot;I take out one section at a time, lightly brush, and apply a very small amount of Kevin Murphy Easy Rider. It is takes away any frizz and adds shine,&amp;quot; Kylee says. 6. Spray it. Once all the clips are out, finish the style by spraying a light-hold hairspray so it still has movement. &amp;quot;My favorite at the moment is Living Proof Flex,&amp;quot; Kylee says. Don&amp;#x27;t feel like shampooing? &amp;quot;If you want the look starting with dry, day-two hair, follow the same steps using a one- to two-inch curling iron,&amp;quot; Kylee says. &amp;quot;It&amp;#x27;s a great easy way to cheat the blowout look. Maybe work in a little dry shampoo too. I love the Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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