8 Blow-Drying Hacks For a Perfect Blowout Every Time

The front of your head tends to be where the hair is most challenging thanks to uneven hairlines and hard-to-control cowlicks. So beginning to blow-dry along the front of your face will allow you to focus more time on smoothing out that frizzy hairline before moving on to the rest of the hair.

That's not all; Vaccaro asserts that starting with this section is important because it's the one most visible to others. And unsurprisingly, the first portion of hair that you style is usually the one you put the most effort into. Admit it — we all tend to get lazier toward the end of our styling sesh!