How much does a blowout cost?

A blowout costs $25-$50 at walk-in salons depending on hair length: short $25, medium $35-$40, long $40-$45, extra long $45-$50. Hot-tool finishing styles (flat iron straightening, curling, waving) add $5-$15 to the base blowout.

How long does a blowout last?

A blowout typically lasts 1-3 days. Lower-humidity climates (California, West Texas, winter Michigan) extend hold to 2-3 days. Higher-humidity climates (Houston, Tennessee, summer) shorten hold to 12-24 hours.

Can I walk in for a blowout?

Yes, but blowouts take 30-60 minutes so same-day availability depends on stylist schedules. Calling ahead 1-2 hours typically secures a slot. Saturday mornings and pre-holiday windows are the most-booked.

How do I make a blowout last longer?

Sleep on silk pillowcases, avoid washing for 2-3 days, use dry shampoo at the roots when oils start showing, and avoid touching hair during the day. Anti-humidity finishing sprays are essential in humid climates.

What's the difference between a blowout and a wash + style?

A blowout includes a full sectioned blow dry with a round brush, then often a hot-tool finish (flat iron, curling iron). A wash + style is typically a quick rough-dry with finger styling — about 15 minutes vs 30-60 for a full blowout.

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blowout — find a salon by city

Quick answer: A blowout is a wash + blow dry + style service designed to give hair a smooth, polished look without cutting or coloring. Most walk-in chains offer blowouts in length-tiered pricing: short, medium, long, and extra-long. Available at 77 cities across our network — pick yours below.

Walk-Ins Welcome
No Appointment Needed
Open 7 Days
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Cities offering: 77
States: 7
Price range: $25-$50
Time: 30-60 minutes

About

What is blowout?

A blowout is a wash + blow dry + style service designed to give hair a smooth, polished look without cutting or coloring. Most walk-in chains offer blowouts in length-tiered pricing: short, medium, long, and extra-long. The service typically includes a clarifying or volumizing shampoo (your choice), a conditioner appropriate for your hair type, then a sectioned blow dry using a round brush for body and lift. A finishing pass with a flat iron or curling iron adds smoothness or curl. Most blowouts last 24-72 hours depending on hair type and local climate humidity.

What to expect

How a blowout appointment runs

A blowout takes 30-60 minutes. The stylist starts with a consultation about your style goal — sleek-and-straight, soft-waved, voluminous, or bouncy curls. After shampoo and conditioner, the hair is sectioned and dried section-by-section using a round brush for body. The drying phase takes 20-30 minutes for medium hair, longer for extra-long. A finishing pass with a flat iron, curling iron, or wand adds the final shape. Many guests add a finishing spray or hold product for extra longevity.

1
Consultation
Decide on style goal: straight, waved, voluminous, curled.
2
Wash
Shampoo + conditioner appropriate for your hair texture.
3
Section + blow dry
Hair sectioned and blow-dried with round brush for shape and body.
4
Hot tool finish
Optional flat iron, curling iron, or wand pass for smoothness or curl.
5
Setting spray
Finishing hairspray or smoothing serum for hold and shine.

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Find blowout in your city

77 cities across 7 states offer blowout. Click your city for the local salon list, prices, and walk-in policy.

Arkansas (1 city)

Texarkana, AR

California (8 cities)

Michigan (21 cities)

Missouri (2 cities)

New York (4 cities)

Tennessee (9 cities)

Texas (32 cities)

blowout and styling services — FAQs

Common questions about blowout at our salons.

How much does a blowout cost?: A blowout costs $25-$50 at walk-in salons depending on hair length: short $25, medium $35-$40, long $40-$45, extra long $45-$50. Hot-tool finishing styles (flat iron straightening, curling, waving) add $5-$15 to the base blowout.
How long does a blowout last?: A blowout typically lasts 1-3 days. Lower-humidity climates (California, West Texas, winter Michigan) extend hold to 2-3 days. Higher-humidity climates (Houston, Tennessee, summer) shorten hold to 12-24 hours.
Can I walk in for a blowout?: Yes, but blowouts take 30-60 minutes so same-day availability depends on stylist schedules. Calling ahead 1-2 hours typically secures a slot. Saturday mornings and pre-holiday windows are the most-booked.
How do I make a blowout last longer?: Sleep on silk pillowcases, avoid washing for 2-3 days, use dry shampoo at the roots when oils start showing, and avoid touching hair during the day. Anti-humidity finishing sprays are essential in humid climates.
What's the difference between a blowout and a wash + style?: A blowout includes a full sectioned blow dry with a round brush, then often a hot-tool finish (flat iron, curling iron). A wash + style is typically a quick rough-dry with finger styling — about 15 minutes vs 30-60 for a full blowout.