A drying technique that makes the crown of your head look much fuller

Even if you don't actually have much hair, simply changing the direction of your hairdryer can make the crown of your head look much fuller.

Especially for those with flat crowns, drying your hair in the opposite direction first is helpful when blow-drying, rather than flipping it directly in the desired direction.

If your parting is on the left, do not dry your hair only to the left from the start; instead, sweep it to the right and dry it from the roots.

Once it dries to some extent, if you turn it back toward the original parting direction, the roots won't be pressed to one side, creating natural volume.

In this case, it is important to dry the hair focusing on the roots rather than directing the hairdryer only at the ends.

Rather than continuously using only hot air, it is also a good idea to dry it moderately and then use cool air at the end to shape it.

Some people use a lot of volume products all over their hair because they are concerned about volume at the crown, but this can actually make the hair heavy and cause it to sag quickly.

If you use the product, it is better to apply only a small amount to the necessary areas rather than a large amount close to the scalp.

The same goes for the bangs.

It is important to set the direction of the roots first, as pressing the bangs down to dry and then forcibly lifting them can cause them to droop again quickly.

In particular, it is easier to create volume by gently lifting the hair around the part with your fingers, applying warm air, and finishing with cool air.

Also, rather than trying to shape your hair immediately while it is completely wet, it is more efficient to remove some of the moisture and shape it starting from the roots.

Since hair takes shape as it dries rather than when wet, it is important to set the direction properly in the final stage.

You can make a difference in crown volume simply by changing the direction of your hair drying, rather than adding expensive hair products.

If your hair tends to fall flat quickly, it is a good idea to try drying the roots first in the opposite direction of your usual style today.