Becca Raziuddin | Source | Director of Artist Education at Blo Blow Dry Bar
Becca Raziuddin
Becca Raziuddin is a multi-state licensed cosmetologist and stylist, celebrity hair and makeup consultant, and currently serves as the Director of Artist Education for Blo Blow Dry Bar.
She is responsible for developing styling education for all new franchise openings in the U.S. and Canada. She develops essential training material, including style guides, "How To" videos, makeup training, and best practices for sales. Raziuddin consults all franchise partners on an ongoing basis regarding staff training. She is also the lead hairstylist for all Blo campaign photoshoots, and has served as the lead stylist for various designer brands during New York Fashion Week.
Raziuddin received her Cosmetology License at Paul Mitchell and has completed countless training programs, such as a UNITE Education Certification, Glo Skin Makeup Certification, and Blo University (Blo Blow Dry Bar).
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Director of Artist Education
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Becca advises using "high heat, small sections, and a strong heat protectant." Choose titanium or tourmaline barrels, adjustable heat up to 450°F, and longer barrels for long hair. Prep with volumizing products, curl dry hair only, and pin curls to cool. For volume, use larger barrels; for definition, smaller ones. Finish with flexible-hold hairspray. -
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Becca advises, “Medium to high heat is best for most hair types with blow-dry brushes.” For hot brushes, start at 250°F–300°F for fine hair. Infrared heat is gentler, penetrating hair from within. Use hot brushes on dry, detangled hair, avoiding wet hair unless designed for damp-to-dry use. -
Master the Art of Diffusing Curly Hair with Expert Tips
Becca explains that a diffuser is a tool to define curly hair texture. Start with moisturized, sectioned curls, and diffuse while wet. Use hot air, scrunch before diffusing, and finish with oil for shine. For volume, diffuse upside down at the end. Apply moisturizing gel before diffusing to avoid flaking.
