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How to Air Dry Your Hair Without Looking Like a Hot MessDitch your hot tools and master the art of air-drying your hair |
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Then, begin layering your products. "Layering means to begin with stylers that need to be applied closest to the scalp and proceed to mid-shaft and ends," explains Williams. Comb through to distribute the product evenly -- but don't comb through your hair more than twice, or risk the wrath of frizz. "Once your desired shape is complete, only handle hair as needed," advises Williams. "This will decrease frizz and bigness."
Remember: Products are your BFFs when it comes to air-drying your hair. "Water can leave hair dry with flyaways in abundance, therefore a light crème or drops of oil will make the difference between shiny soft hair or frizzy, dull locks," says Williams.
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