4 Tips to Try to Make Your Hair Air-Dry Quicker

Professionals recommended to wash our hair less frequently and to adopt a dry shampoo-heavy routine and there are a couple of reasons why we should do that. One of the most important reasons is that freshly washed hair needs a lot of time to dry of its own accord. Everybody knows that there are many products that can help you to speed up the blow-drying process. It doesn’t matter if you make an effort to minimize heat damage or you are an air dryer by nature, air drying requires a lot of time and a level of commitment which we don’t always have. You should follow these golden tricks on how to make hair dry quicker rather than using the blow-dryer with our tail between our legs.

Use a microfiber brush

A person who invented Goody QuickStyle Paddle Brush with Microfiber Bristles really deserves recognition. When you run this brush through your wet hair, its bristles absorb water, so this brush actually serves the purpose of both a towel and a detangling brush. I don’t even have to say that this brush makes a huge difference on recently washed hair.

Softly wring out your hair and then use a towel to dry it

Removing as much water out of your hair as it is possible before letting your hair air dry is key. When you have just finished with your shower and your hair is still wet, divide your hair into big segments using your fingers and move your hands from the scalp to the ends of each segment, wringing out as you go, to remove water out of the hair without rubbing.

Use alcohol

Professionals don’t recommend using alcohol-based products to quicken drying every day because they may damage your hair. But you can combine water and alcohol because when you do so, water will evaporate from your hair much faster than it would on its own. You should use a spray which contains alcohol or a lightweight hairspray to spray your wet hair if you want to eliminate the moisture out of your hair if you are in a hurry.

Use a new towel and be sure that you use the absorbent one

Maybe the towel you are using to absorb the water out of your hair isn’t completely serving its purpose. Some materials are more absorbent than others, and synthetic microfiber tops off that list, and it’s much more inexpensive choice than most other linens. If your hair is very long then you should use Turbie Twist Microfiber Super Absorbent Hair Towel. It has a loop and twist system which keeps your hair in place while the cloth soaks up water from your hair – perfect.