Curly girls, I'll go ahead and assume that many of you probably
haven't attempted to dry your hair using a strainer before. Yes, I'm
talking about the tool you use to drain your pasta. Lo and behold,
though, it can be done — and the results are pretty damn mind-blowing.
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Beauty mogul Huda Kattan first brought our attention to this unique hair drying technique, taking to her Instagram to spotlight popular beauty blogger @gilmakeup, who is the genius behind what we'll call "The Strainer Method."
So how does it work? By mimicking what a diffuser
aims to do: allow air to better circulate around the curls for an
"air-dried" effect. In the clip, Sharafani uses a classic metal strainer
with a blow-dryer on her mostly-wet strands, depositing sections of her
hair into the kitchen tool as she blasts them with air. The end result
will make your jaw drop, (or at least it made mine fall to the floor)
as her hair looks seriously stunning. And all from using a tool that's
sitting in most of our kitchens. Her curls look natural yet defined,
subtly beachy, and voluminous AF — total #hairgoals
If you've got curls, this is clearly a hack you need to try, stat.
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Beauty mogul Huda Kattan first brought our attention to this unique hair drying technique, taking to her Instagram to spotlight popular beauty blogger @gilmakeup, who is the genius behind what we'll call "The Strainer Method."
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If you've got curls, this is clearly a hack you need to try, stat.
