Top ten tips for drying your hair

Drying the hair by rubbing hard with a towel when the hair is wet can cause damage, especially if it is already fragile.

Here are ten important tips for drying your hair to make sure your hair stays in good condition despite the daily costs it may have:

Hair Drying Tips: Of course

1. While this may not be possible for everyone, especially if you are busy leaving in the morning, the best drying method you can apply is to let hair dry naturally. This helps the hair retain moisture and allows it to naturally curl if it is its characteristic or make long, straight hair straight.

2. If your hair is curly, short or pointed, use your fingers to dry it, which will help your hair rise rather than using a comb or brush.

3. Do not rub excessively wet hair with a towel. Use a touch or touch action to absorb most of the moisture.

Hair Drying Towel Tips: Use a dryer

4. Invest in a good quality hairdryer that has great strength but a lightweight design. You will find it much easier to hold the hair dryer over your head for extended periods of time. While you may not be using large power extensively, the capacity gives you a variety of settings for heat, medium and cold.

5. Drying hair with the head down can raise the hair and body.

6. Be sure to direct the flow of warm air in the hair direction to avoid changing the hair line.

7. Don't have the dryer in a higher setting than you really need, and when the hair dries, it reduces the setting level.

8. Keep your head moving or the dryer to avoid heat damage. Do not point the hair dryer directly at the scalp.

9. If you have curly hair, use the diffuser accessory. This spreads the air so that the curls are not under a direct current that will direct them.

10. Do not start using a brush until the hair has dried sufficiently or is wet rather than wet. Pulling with a brush when your hair is wet can really hurt.

Hair Dryer Note: Ion and tourmaline hair dryers are now available. They produce negative ions that cause the hair to dry faster, reducing the risk of heat damage.

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