It turns out there’s a right and wrong way to air-dry your hair

It turns out there’s a right and wrong way to air-dry your hair

It turns out there’s a right and wrong way to air-dry your hair
It turns out there’s a right and wrong way to air-dry your hair

Air-drying is probably our favorite method of styling our hair because it requires absolutely zero work. However, that might be about to change! While air-drying is definitely the quickest (and safest!) way of getting that effortless look, there are a few things Allure says we should be doing to make the best of this lazy-girl technique.

It turns out that people with different types of hair should be air-drying in different ways. For those of us straight-haired ladies, the best way to get this casual yet stylish look is to add some product to our hair once we’re out of the shower (Allure suggests wave-enhancing foam) and then simply tuck our hair behind our ears. If we want to add some wave, then we just have to divide our hair into four sections and routinely twist them away from our face. More twists = more waves, but even just a little of this technique results in that coveted beachy look.

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A photo posted by Hilary Duff (@hilaryduff) on May 23, 2016 at 6:15pm PDT

If you’re already #blessed with wavy hair, then the best way to keep it under control when it’s air-dried is to create two loose braids starting from the tops of your ears down, and then before they’re completely dry, undo them. This maintains the waves without frizz or crimping.

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