Q&A for How to Make Hair Dry Faster Without a Blow Dryer

You should never use a straightening iron on damp hair. You can straighten damp hair with a large round brush and a hairdryer, however.

This depends on your hair length and texture. Some short cuts dry in as little as 15 minutes, while long, thick hair can take hours.

Using a hairdryer can be damaging if you do it frequently. You can minimize this by buying a professional ionic hair dryer.

Squeeze as much water out as you can in the shower. Then, use a towel to squeeze excess water out, focusing on the roots.

Although you don’t have a blow dryer, you could still remove excess water from your hair with a towel or plop it with a t-shirt. 15 minutes likely won’t be long enough for your hair to completely dry, so style it how you like, and let it air dry as you continue to go about your day.

If your hair is very thin, it shouldn’t take a very long time to air dry. Usually, the thinner the hair, the quicker it’ll dry, and vice versa. After shampooing your hair, use your hands to squeeze excess water from your hair. Afterwards, use a towel to remove even more water from your hair, section by section. Lastly, wrap your head in a turban for about 15 minutes. After removing the turban, your hair should pretty much be dry.

Tie you hair up so it doesn't look greasy in the morning. Then, let it dry naturally. You could also push back your bedtime a few minutes and follow these steps until your hair is drier.

Dry it the same as mentioned in this guide. If you have to use a hair dryer, only set it on high for a minute or less and get the roots dry first.

Using a hair dryer would obviously be the fastest method. If you can, prior to doing this, remove extra moisture using the techniques said above as it will make the process quicker. If you really don't have time, the best thing to do would be to put your hair up, so it's unnoticeable.

Wake up very early and wash your hair. Squeeze out excess water and shake the hair. While the hair is wrapped in towel, you can put on some clothes. When you are dressed, take away the towel. Use a diadem so you don't have the hair in your face. The you can let it air dry in the sun on your way to work or school. If you're in the car or on public transportation, the heater will help to dry your hair.

Make sure you can get as much hair dry as you possibly can while using a towel. Then finish it off with a hair dryer. This will fix your problem and it's healthier for your hair.

No, it won't make a difference to drying time but it does help to prevent the hair from drying out or turning into straw.

To blot your hair, rub it and dry it with a towel. Try not to do it too vigorously though because that will lead to frizz.

Take a few spare towels and keep the wet hair wrapped up. If you can, keep the towels on a radiator so that they are warm and wet ones can dry faster. Try and go outside to get it dry if it's warm outside.

Some brushes have rough bristles that can damage your hair. Microfiber brushes capture some of the moisture from your hair, without making it frizzy, so they're your best bet.

It just does, same way it takes clothing quite a while to dry without a dryer. The longer your hair takes to dry, the healthier it likely is. Unhealthy, dry hair dries faster.

Just do the same process, but very carefully. Your hair will dry a lot faster, because it is thin.

Stay in a warm room indoors, it'll dry fast enough there.

Then, you should probably do these steps for about two to three minutes longer.

You'll probably dry your hair a bit, but you'll almost certainly make a mess of it, especially if you open the window.

You can sit in front of a air conditioner or heater on the highest setting possible for a few minutes, then use a hair dryer to dry the rest of your hair.

Wrap it in a towel turban as long as you can and then slick it back with gel.

Push back your bedtime a few minutes and repeat most of the steps above until your hair is at least mostly dry.

You might have to go to your hairdresser and cut a few inches. Trust me, you will feel that your hair is lighter and more manageable. But if you can't do that, you might want to get a blow dryer or make time (wake up earlier, etc.) to dry your hair using the tips in this article.

This can improve the health of your hair, but it may take longer to dry.

It depends on how thick your hair is.

Start by either blotting your hair or rolling it around in your towel. Then use a wide-toothed comb to brush through it while using a hair dryer on the highest setting. Yes, to dry it fast, you need to use a hair dryer. Or, have a very hot day!

It would probably take a while, but not as long as if you had long hair. Try having the towel in your hair longer than you usually do it for.

No, as it will damage your hair.

Yes, that works, but try not to fluff up your hair with it, just wrap the towel around your hair and pull it down. This should prevent your hair from being frizzy when it's fully dry.