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- Blowout, burnout. She’s known as the woman behind the multi-million-dollar blow-drying empire, but in a new book, Drybar founder Alli Webb shares the toll her extraordinary rise took on her personal life.
When Webb founded Drybar in 2010, she didn’t anticipate her passion for hair styling would grow into a beauty staple with over 150 storefronts nationwide. With its distinct yellow and gray logo and brightly branded products, the company capitalized on an unmet consumer need—a simple blowout, no cuts nor colors.
