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"  We recently read that Kate Middleton goes for three blowouts a week (she&amp;#039;s royalty and in the spotlight, can you blame her?), which got us thinking about the influx of salons created specifically for giving blowouts. No color, no cuts, no bells and whistles, just blowouts. Haven&amp;#039;t heard of these mane attractions? Listen up: Salons like Drybar (with locations in NY, LA, San Francisco, Dallas, San Diego, and Atlanta; the cost is $35 to $40 for each blowout) and Blow, the NYC blow dry bar (services are $40 to $60 a pop, depending on your hair length), specialize in offering up seriously smokin&amp;#039; styles. But it doesn&amp;#039;t stop there. Fr\u00E9d\u00E9ric Fekkai&amp;#039;s Fifth Avenue Full-Service Salon in NYC has even launched its own &amp;quot;pop-up&amp;quot; summer style blowout bar, which will be open until Aug. 31. So...if you&amp;#039;re visiting NYC book your appointment! (Expect to pay a flat fee of $50.) If going for a blowout on a weekly basis is putting a dent in your bank account, then learn how to DIY. It&amp;#039;s not as intimidating as it sounds, we promise. For a step-by-step how-to, click here or watch this. Which do you prefer: Going to the salon or are you a DIY kind of girl? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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