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4 Ways to Dry Curly Hair

By Matthew Lynch
January 29, 2024
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Curly hair can be a blessing, but it can also be a challenge to maintain. One of the most important steps in caring for curly hair is learning how to dry it properly. Drying curly hair incorrectly can lead to frizz, loss of curl definition, and even damage. In this article, we will explore four effective ways to dry curly hair, ensuring you get the best results every time.

1. Air drying

Air drying is one of the gentlest methods of drying curly hair. It allows the curls to dry naturally without any heat-induced damage or frizz. To air dry your curly hair, follow these simple steps:

– After washing your hair, use a microfiber towel or a soft t-shirt to gently squeeze out excess water.

– Apply your favorite leave-in conditioner and styling product to your damp hair, distributing them evenly.

– Detangle your hair using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb.

– Allow your hair to dry completely at room temperature.

2. Diffusing

Using a diffuser attachment with your hair dryer is an excellent way to dry curly hair without causing frizz. The diffuser evenly distributes heat and allows you to maintain your natural curl pattern as you dry. Here’s how to do it:

– Attach the diffuser to your hair dryer and set it on the lowest heat setting.

– Gently scrunch your curls with the diffuser while moving it around your head.

– Make sure not to touch your curls too much with your hands, as this can cause frizz.

– Continue diffusing until your hair is about 80% dry.

3. Plopping

Plopping is a unique drying technique that helps maintain curl definition while reducing frizz. To plop your curly hair, follow these steps:

– Lay down a microfiber towel or soft t-shirt on a flat surface.

– Flip your head upside down, allowing your curls to fall onto the towel or t-shirt.

– Grab the ends of the towel or t-shirt and tie them together at the back of your head, creating a makeshift turban.

– Leave your hair in the turban for about 20-30 minutes, then remove it and let your hair air dry the rest of the way.

4. Hooded drying

A hooded dryer is another option for drying curly hair gently and evenly. These dryers are designed to create a consistent temperature and airflow, making them less likely to cause frizz or damage to your hair. To use a hooded dryer:

– Set up the hooded dryer in a comfortable location where you can sit for an extended period of time.

– Apply a heat protectant and styling product to your damp hair.

– Detangle your hair using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb.

– Sit under the dryer with the hood covering your entire head.

– Allow your hair to dry completely at a low heat setting.

By using one of these four methods, you can ensure that you’re getting the best possible result when drying your curly hair. Whichever method you choose, remember always to be gentle and patient with your curls – they’ll reward you with exceptional beauty and bounce.

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