1. Blot your hair with a towel: After washing, gently soak your hair with a towel, but do not rub it, as this can lead to brittleness.
2. Use protective equipment: Apply a thermal protective spray or other protective agent before using the hair dryer.
3. Choose the right temperature: Use low or medium temperature on the hair dryer to reduce the risk of damage from high temperatures.
4. Don't keep the hair dryer too close: Keep the hair dryer about 15-20 cm away from your hair and move it constantly to avoid overheating one place.
5. Dry your hair evenly: Start drying from the roots, gradually moving to the tips. Use a hub nozzle to direct airflow.
6. Don't overdry your hair: Stop when your hair is still a little wet. This will help preserve natural moisture and prevent overdrying.
7. Apply cold air: Finish drying your hair in the cold mode of the hair dryer. This will help consolidate the style and reduce the risk of damage.
8. Avoid frequent drying with a hairdryer: If possible, let your hair dry naturally. Limit the use of the hair dryer to several times a week.
9. Use a quality hair dryer: Choose a hair dryer with a ceramic or tourmaline coating and ionization function to reduce static electricity and make your hair smoother.
By following these tips, you can minimize hair damage during drying and keep it healthy and shiny.