By Greg Hill

Stop curling your hair from the ends! 🛑 If you want effortless, opened-out waves instead of tight, coily ringlets, consider changing your approach.

Here’s the secret: start wrapping from the roots down to create a smooth, even wave pattern throughout the hair—keeping the movement fluid rather than overly curly at the ends.

Whether you’re using the Dreame AirStyle Pro, the Dyson Airwrap, or any air-wrap multi-styler, air-styling tech works best when you control the tension from the top.

1. Start near the root: Wrap the mid-lengths first to build soft body where you actually want it.

2. Leave the ends relaxed: Glide down gently so the ends stay soft and opened up.

3. Cool shot to set: If your hair tends to drop quickly, lock in that smooth shape before releasing the section.

4. Rake it through: Finish with a wide-tooth comb or your fingers to break up the wave.

Save this for your next hair day and let me know in the comments are you team tight curls or team loose waves? 👇

L’Oréal Elvive vs. Kérastase Hair Serum: Is the Salon Price Worth It?

Did you know that Kérastase and L’Oréal Elvive hair serums are actually made by the exact same parent company?

Yet one sits under £10 on the high street, and the other will set you back well over £25 at the salon. So, what are you actually paying for, and is the high-end bottle really worth your money?

If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I’ve spent the past few months testing affordable high-street haircare from Boots, Superdrug, Space NK, and M&S. Beyond the live tutorials, I’ve had time to really evaluate which budget formulas perform, which fall short, and how they stack up against professional salon products.

Starting today, I’m breaking down my ultimate product comparisons, honest reviews, and top high-street vs. high-end recommendations so you can spend your money where it actually counts.

Drop a comment below: which luxury product (or high street dupe) you have seen me using that you’d like to know more about? 👇

Happy Sunday! In today’s tutorial we’re getting a handle on flattering hair shapes, how to fight humidity and frizz - and finally, the best techniques to create a smooth, glossy blowout.

One of the best products to tackle humidity is dream coat. While some of my clients with finer hair have complained that it can weigh their hair down, it’s an ideal product for thick, dry and frizz prone hair types - working as a first defence against humidity pre-styling. My advice? Focus it only in the areas that you need it. This avoids weighing down lighter ends or silkier sections of the hair. In Alex’s case we focused the product along the hair line where her hair tends to curl and ‘puff up.’

For styling, I tend to find my clients are either handy with a round brush, or handy with a device of their choice. Alex uses the big hair at home. A revolving round brush that creates beautiful blow dries and one of my all-time favourites.

We didn’t have one to hand today, but we did focus on how to smooth out Alex’s frizz prone hairline with a small round brush and a dryer (a detailed but effective approach that really works) - and then blow drying the lengths using the airestyle, for a fast but effective result.

The final look? Beautiful! Alex’s hair already had fantastic base that just needed a little refinement, the right tools and techniques.

If you would like to replicate this look at home, head on up to the link in my bio (ShopMy) for the full product list. Any questions? Do drop them below 👇 and I’ll respond as best that I can ☺️

Thank you for watching, liking and sharing. Your support is always appreciated.

If you have a lot of hair that can take forever to blow dry, or style - this technique is for you.

Focus on blow drying or styling the face framing sections of the hair - and then twist dry the remaining lengths or leave them to dry naturally (especially if you’re prone to texture wave of curl in your hair.)

In Freya’s case, we were aiming for a low maintenance cool-girl look that amped up her face framing layers.

For the full tutorial, please do like, follow and tune in next week to work with me through all of the steps that we used to achieve this look!

The attachment no one ever talks about - but they should!

If you struggle with smoothing out your hair using a round brush and a dryer, why not consider the brush attachment on your Dyson airwrap, or your Dreame device?

You can create shapes, gentle bends and movement while smoothing out those frizz-prone areas (in this case the top section) with so much ease.

The full tutorial is already up - a few posts back, so please do have a watch if this is an issue you struggle with…

Thank you for watching and for all of your support. Any questions? Drop them below and I’ll do my best to respond 👇

Has your hair suddenly changed post-menopause?

When estrogen levels drop, hair follicles can physically change shape, which can cause once-straight, silky hair to become frizzy, coarse, or unexpectedly wavy. If you’re struggling with menopausal hair changes, you don’t need a drawer full of products and tools to fight it.

In this transformation, I’m showing Helen how to manage, embrace, and enhance her beautiful natural waves with a quick, low-maintenance hair routine. We’re ditching high heat damage and working with her new texture to restore extra hydration and effortless movement. 

Struggling with the exact same midlife hair transition as Helen? You can shop all the hydrating, wave-defining products used in today’s video directly on my ShopMy page linked in the bio above!

👉 If you enjoyed this video, thank you for watching! Please do like & follow for more transformations, menopause hair tips, and natural wave styling hacks!

Asking for a fringe (or as Americans like to say, ‘bangs’) can mean so many different things.

If this discussion resonates with you, stay tuned for Freya’s hair transformation later on this month, where we explore short, modern face framing pieces - perfect for low maintenance and relaxed hair styles

Frizzy hair often happens closest to the roots and undersides of the hair. The best way to deal with it? Using a small round brush. It allows for better control and a tighter grip over those delicate yet frizz-prone sections.

If this is something you’re currently struggling with, tune in next week for the full tutorial

Taming overlayered, thick hair (without the complicated styling routine) 💇‍♀️

In today’s tutorial, Salma came in struggling with hair that’s thick, naturally dry, and prone to frizz, made a little trickier by some top layers that were cut a bit too short.

She wanted a polished, smooth finish, and since she’s going to need to wait for those top layers out to catch up with the rest of her hair, we needed a strategy. Most importantly? It had to be a style she could actually recreate at home!

Salma isn’t confident using a traditional round brush and hair dryer together (which is something I hear often ), so we kept the technique simple:

Prep & Hydrate: We used just ONE product, One United Leave-In Conditioner—to instantly add moisture, heat protection, and smooth down frizz without weighing her thick hair down.

Wrap Dry: Using a simple vent brush, we wrap-dried the hair close to the head to quickly take down volume and flatten out those unruly top layers.

Style Effortlessly: We switched to the Airstyle Pro using the flat brush and round attachments. It gives you the control of a blow-dryer and brush in one simple tool—perfect if you struggle with classic blow-dry technique!

The result? A far sleeker, high-shine finish that controls frizz and seamlessly blends those growing-out layers. Proof that you don’t need a 10-step routine or expert brush skills to get a salon-polished look every single day.

👇 If you’re still here, thank you for watching. Do like and follow for future hair tips, tricks and other related content - and, if you struggle with the same issues at Salma, save this video for your next blow-dry day. Don’t forget to let me know how you get on…

🔗 You can find the Redken One United and styling tools linked in my ShopMy page (link at the top of my profile).