We all know that the process of drying your hair can be a time-consuming task. The average woman spends about 20 minutes dry her hair, which adds up to an hour per week! If you’re looking for ways to make this process go faster, then read on. We’ve rounded up some tips and tricks from our experts here that will help get your locks dried in no time flat.

Way to speed-dry your hair

• Tip #1: Use the right comb or brush – You should always use a comb or brush with wide teeth and avoid anything with bristles because they’ll only make it take longer for your hair to dry since water will have more room between each strand of hair.
• Tip #2: Using a towel to get rid of excess water before blow-drying with a round brush, starting at the ends then moving up towards the roots – turning your head upside down while blow-drying so gravity helps pull all the water out – use volumizing mousse after shampooing instead of hairspray if you don’t want to deal with crunchy hair but still need some hold.
• Tip #3: Pull off as much water from wet strands as possible with a microfiber towel or old t-shirt, blow-dry with an ionic dryer (these use negative ions to reduce static).

Dry your hair fast without a hairdryer

Women all over the world are looking for ways to dry their hair fast without a hairdryer. Of course, they need a quick fix, but they also want healthy, shiny locks. Luckily, there is an answer.

If you are looking for a way to dry your hair without using a hairdryer, it is possible with the help of the sun. All you need to do is take down your ponytail and shake out your locks so that they are not all bunched up on one side. Next, put on a hat or headband and tie back any loose strands of hair. If there are no hats around, use an old t-shirt or towel to wrap up the top half of your head like a turban. Finally, situate yourself in front of the window where sunlight will hit you from behind and let nature do its work! Â The longer you leave this technique in place (maximum 30 minutes), the more effective it will be.

The best part of waking up is not the coffee but your hair. You would have enough time to wake up slowly and style it just how you want it before work in a perfect world. Add in some dry shampoo—and voila! You’re ready for the day. Unfortunately, we don’t live in that kind of world. If you live on the go or your morning routine doesn’t allow any time for styling, these tips will help dry your hair faster and easier.