Alan Truman

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Blow styling is not magic.
It is heat physics, moisture control and timing.

Hair does not go from wet to straight because a brand says so.

Wet to straight is not science.
It is crude marketing packaged as convenience.

When hair is wet, the fibre is swollen with water.
The outer layer starts drying first while the inside is still unstable.

So what happens?

• the section looks straight temporarily
• the shape collapses faster
• you repeat passes again and again
• the hair gets overworked trying to “finish” what never properly set in the first place

That is not advanced styling.
That is bad sequencing.

The Alan Truman Blow Styling Method is built differently.

Dry first.
Then style.

Because hair takes shape properly only when moisture is reduced evenly and the fibre is ready to set.

That’s why:

• sections hold shape better
• curls stretch cleaner
• fewer passes are needed
• the result lasts longer

If you believe hair can scientifically go from soaking wet to perfectly straight in one rushed step, you are believing marketing more than physics.

Hair responds to method.
Not slogans.

Technique before tools.
Always.

No tool has the magic your hands have.
No tool is a spaceship that will take you to perfect blowouts or straight hair without understanding the basics first.

Remember this:
Start damp. Not dripping wet.
Style while you dry. Finish dry.
Setting 1 = drying
Setting 2 & 3 = styling

Choose the correct setting once and stay there.

And don’t forget the basics people ignore:
- Go slow. Much slower than you think.
- Section properly. Nothing beats well-sectioned hair.
- And stop being scared of using slightly higher heat when required.

Heat loss is real physics.
The moment heat touches hair, air and surroundings, energy starts escaping.

That’s why rushing with lower-than-required heat usually leads to repeated passes and overworking the same section again and again.

One slow, well-held, properly heated pass is better than five rushed ones.

Technique matters more than the tool.
Ignore marketing and focus on basics and technique. Always and at all times.

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Blow styling Brush

The Blow Styling Brush is now live.
Two amazing colours - copper gold and clinical white.

This is not a “more features” tool.
This is a “more control” tool.

Blow styling is not about switching modes.
It’s about sequencing, tension, and movement.

This brush is built to do two things, in order:
Dry the hair.
Style the hair.

Nothing random.
Nothing confusing.

High airflow to remove moisture evenly.
Controlled heat to shape without overheating.
Bristle structure designed to create tension without pulling.

What you get is not just a blowout.

You get:
• faster drying without roughness
• smoother lengths without repeated passes
• controlled volume, not frizz
• consistency across sections

This is not a shortcut tool.
This is a tool that works when you understand what you’re doing.

Start with damp hair.
Dry first.
Then style.

That’s how blow styling actually works.

Less guesswork.
More control.






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If you have thick, curly or stubborn hair, this is how you use the Blow Styling Brush correctly.

This tool works in a sequence.

Start with evenly damp hair.
Use Setting 1 only to dry the hair fully. Do not try to style at this stage.

Once the hair is dry, switch to Setting 3.
This is where shaping happens.

Work in larger sections.
Keep the hair fully inside the brush.
Use firm tension and move slowly from root to ends.

Do not keep going over the same section.
Do not switch settings mid-head.

Thick hair doesn’t respond to shortcuts.
It responds to heat, tension and control.

Watch this fully before you use it.

Blowouts results are not random.
They follow basics.

If your blowout is inconsistent, it usually comes down to sectioning.

Most people either over-section or don’t section at all.

With a blow styling brush, you need more hair per section than you think.
Clean box sections. Controlled placement. Consistent tension.

Random sections give random results.

This is not about hacks.
It’s about repeatable technique.

Practice this, and your results start looking intentional.

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Check this 👆👆.

It's the power of going slow and with a steady hand.

Not rushing. Not brushing through casually.

If you train your hands to slow down, one pass actually becomes enough.

It's not marketing. It is learned technique.

Try this:
Take a proper thick box section.
Hold the hair tight on the brush.
Move slowly from root to ends.

Give the heat a few seconds to work through the full section.

That’s when the hair actually takes shape in one pass.

If you keep going again and again,
you’re not improving the result.
You’re just overworking the same hair.
You are exposing your hair to more heat and physical stress.

Train your hand to slow down.
That’s where single pass styling comes from.

It's not a gimmick. It's a reality if done right.

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