9 of the Best Hair Towels for Frizz-Free Strands Every Time

There’s nothing worse than having to wait for your hair to dry. Whether you’re pro air-dry or end up blow-drying your strands once they stop dripping, research shows that making the switch from a cotton towel to a microfiber hair towel can help significantly improve your hair’s health and appearance.

That’s because cotton is notoriously rough and results in the over-drying of the hair, which ends up taking away essential nutrients and oils from the cuticle and leading to breakage, frizz, and split ends. Microfiber hair towels, on the other hand, gently soak up water from your wet strands without damaging the hair shaft, making them excellent for every hair type, length, and texture.

Ready to part ways with your cotton towel once and for all? Keep scrolling to find the best hair towels that tame frizz for smoother, sleeker strands.

3) DevaCurl DevaTowel Anti-Frizz Microfiber Towel

DevaCurl

ulta.com

$20.00

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Designed with curly hair types in mind, the DevaCurl DevaTowel helps prevent static and frizz with its microfiber material. Not only is this towel great for stopping breakage, but its super soft and oversized design accommodates a variety of hair types and feels like a cloud.

4) Luxe Beauty Essentials Microfiber Hair Towel Wrap

Luxe Beauty Essentials

amazon.com

$12.97

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Perfect for when you just can’t be bothered to deal with soaking wet hair, the Luxe Beauty Essentials’ Microfiber Hair Towel is designed for quick drying thanks to its super-absorbent material.

Ideal for those with longer strands, it’s durable enough to hold all of your hair in a wrap and keep it in place while you carry on with your post-shower routine.

9) Coco & Eve Hair Towel Wrap

Coco & Eve

amazon.com

$19.90

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If you’ve been struggling with frizz and flyaways, then the Coco & Eve Hair Towel Wrap is here to help. Created with the brand’s innovative microfiber, which helps significantly cut down dry time and is gentle on the hair cuticles, this hair towel is equally as game-changing as it is chic.

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9 of the Best Hair Towels for Frizz-Free Strands Every Time