The 5 Tools You Need to Do a Bouncy Blowout at Home

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John Frieda Frizz Ease Serum

"Tame frizz before and after blow-drying. It's all about using the right amount — less is more," the NYC-based hairstylist says of this go-to John Frieda product ($10, ulta.com).

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Harry Josh Detangling Brush

Normant reaches for different brushes when dealing with soaked strands, gliding through dry locks or teasing. "This wet-brush is just really good at detangling without any breakage," he tells Us of the Harry Josh paddle ($20, dermstore.com).

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Sedu Revolution Flat Iron

After your drying session, it's time to get out the straightener. "Loose waves that are created by twisting a flatiron look softer and edgier than those made with a curling iron," Normant explains of the multitasking tool ($130, birchbox.com).

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Serge Normant Dream Big Instant Volumizing Spray

If you're looking for extra lift, there's no harm in a little help. "My volumizer has a strong hold — it makes fine hair look thicker. It's almost like back-combing in a can!" he tells Us of his root-lifting spray ($25, shopsergenormant.com).

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Mason Pearson Popular Mixture Brush

For major impact, tease it up! "I use this to tease hair, then smooth the top layer so it doesn't look messy," Normant tells Us of the smoothing tool ($205, bigelowchemists.com).