Looking to cut down on heat styling" We welcome you to the fuss-free world of hair air-drying, where we make the most of our warm mornings and nights while avoiding heat damage. No, our air-dried locks don?t look like lifeless, limp messes; instead, they come in various forms of beachy waves, bouncy spirals, and tousled, effortless-looking curls and bends. How do we do it" It?s actually quite simple: as long as you pair a good heatless styling technique with good hair products, your locks will turn out bouncy, smooth and shiny.
Without further ado, here are the best fool-proof ways to dry your hair au naturel without sacrificing the body and bounce.

How to Air-Dry Fine, Straight Hair
Normally, straight hair tends to lack body and movement that wavy and curly hair types have. This is especially true for ultra-fine hair, which can quickly turn flat and lifeless even after a good blow-dry session. To give your straight hair some lift and volume when air-drying, here?s what we suggest.
Step 1: Condition first, shampoo second

This technique may sound a little strange but bear with us because your fine, straight hair will love it. Instead of shampooing your hair first and then conditioning it, reverse the routine: start with your conditioner by applying it to the bottom two-thirds of your hair, and then follow with your favorite gentle shampoo. This routine will help clean your scalp and hair and leave it nice and conditioned, without weighing it down. If you norma...