How to Dry Hair

Blow-drying will help it dry naturally and stay strong, but blow-drying, if done carefully and correctly, will not only dry wet hair, but also improve texture and style and cause no further damage to your hair. hair. If you’re tired of having to put up with wet hair on the back and don’t want to rub your hair with a towel, break the habit and learn some drying techniques.

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Wash your head . Use a regular shampoo, but to increase the drying effect and protect your hair, you should use a moisturizing shampoo (commonly known as a shampoo for dry hair). This shampoo will provide extra moisture to protect the hair from the effects of the dryer. In addition, it protects hair from heat damage from straighteners or curlers and adds moisture to the hair. You don’t need to buy extremely expensive branded products; Moisturizing shampoos are available everywhere with different prices, so you should do your research and choose the right product for you.

Use a towel to gently dry your hair, just absorb the water. Do not rub the towel into your hair as the friction will cause split ends and tangles. Instead, gently wrap the towel around your hair and squeeze it as if it were absorbent to reduce the water in your hair. If your hair is too short for this method, wrap a towel around your head and massage it gently in a circular, firm motion. Don’t rub too fast or too hard, and if you feel pain or your hair falls out, you should stop immediately. You don’t have to dry your hair completely, as long as your hair isn’t too wet to allow water to drip all over the place.

Divide your hair into small sections. The thicker the hair, the longer it will take to dry. It’s best to divide your hair into 4 or 6 sections and make sure none of them are tangled. If you have thick or long hair, use extra clips for support. If your hair is too short, simply divide it into 2 sections.

Start drying the hair at the top of the head, holding the dryer about 15cm from the scalp. Keep this distance during the drying process to avoid burns. Do not place the dryer facing up as this will damage the hair. Besides, when you dry the hair on the top of the head first, you will prevent moisture from soaking the rest of your hair.

Blow dry along sections of hair. Remember to move the dryer to avoid concentrating heat in one spot. If you just leave the dryer in one spot for too long, it will dry or burn your hair instead of gently drying it.

Leave the hair slightly damp. Do not blow-dry your hair until it is completely dry; A little moisture should be left in to keep the hair from drying out and becoming frizzy or damaged. Leave your hair slightly damp without getting your shirt wet; Thus, the hair will be dried naturally after about 5 to 10 minutes.

Finish with blow drying on cool setting. This will help keep your hair shiny. Gently brush your hair or use your fingers to untangle it. If necessary, apply a moisturizing or anti-frizz serum and comb through to smooth hair. You can use a little olive oil to nourish your hair “naturally”. This step helps keep the hair shiny and now dry throughout the day.

Advice

Don’t blow-dry your hair while it’s still very wet to avoid “heating” your hair. Instead, you need to use a towel to dry the water first.
Do not hold the dryer close to the ends of your hair.
Use cool mode to better protect your hair.
Before drying your hair, you should use a product that protects your hair from the effects of heat.
If your hair is short, just dry it with a towel or blow dry for about 2 minutes.
To prevent split ends and frizz, you should keep the dryer at least 15cm away from your hair while drying and move the dryer around. Set the dryer to the coolest setting!
Don’t brush your hair with a lot of water, but use your fingers to untangle it.
For more bouncy hair, let your hair hang upside down and blow dry.
Always place the dryer facing down and only dry in one direction. This will avoid tangles and split ends.
Trim split ends every 6 to 8 weeks.
Keep combs clean at all times.
Do not dry your hair for too long. You’ll be late for your appointment and walk out with your hair as dry as straw on your head.

Warning

Blow-drying can cause headaches if you use the dryer for a long time. You should not dry for longer than an hour and a half at a time.
Avoid using the dryer near the bathtub as it can cause deadly electric shock.
Don’t blow dry your hair while it’s still very watery.
Do not use small elastic bands to tie wet or damp hair or hair in any condition as this will cause hair to break. It is recommended to use large elastic bands, clips or soft elastic bands.
The dryer is for hair drying only and not for use elsewhere. Do not use it to dry your body. The skin will have red streaks that are unsightly and make you uncomfortable. Or you could get burned.
If the scalp feels too hot, stop immediately !
Avoid blow-drying newly dyed hair because the hair itself is already very dry.
Don’t use a regular comb, use a ’round brush with soft bristles’.

Things you need

Dryer
Towel
Moisturizing shampoo
Conditioner or moisturizing spray (optional)
Round comb or paddle comb

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