Moriah Seabrook

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Using a concentrator nozzle with a round brush makes all the difference.
Smooths out frizz, controls airflow, and gives your blowout a polished finish—without frying your roots.

Flat ironing doesn’t have to wreck your hair.
I set my iron to 390°, use a comb for control, and bevel the ends for a soft, healthy finish.
Small tweaks = big difference.

Alligator clips are great for sectioning—if you use them right.
Here’s how I clip and release without pulling, snagging, or damaging hair.
Be kind to your strands.

Want smoother blowouts and no damp patches?
Start with a mohawk section and clip down the rest.
This small shift makes the entire process more efficient.

I use this “ice cream scoop” trick when blow drying towel-dried roots.
It lifts the hairline, smooths the base, and protects the scalp—all while keeping the airflow moving.

This blow dryer uses smart tech to protect your hair.
Keep the airflow moving and use that IQ feature—it’ll lower the heat as you get closer to your scalp.
Less damage, better results.

Blow dryers can feel similar—until you start switching attachments.
Here’s why I still reach for Dyson over Shark when speed and ease matter most.

Do cold water rinses actually make your hair shinier?
Some clients love it. I don’t do it or recommend it for everyone, but if your hair is damaged or color-treated, you might notice a difference. Not a cure-all—but maybe worth trying.

Volume isn’t about frizz—it’s about technique. Here’s how I explain it to clients:
Use a volumizing product, blow dry with root lift, and avoid air drying flat. These small changes make a big difference.