Hair Tips: Our Top Tips To Quickly Dry Hair At The Beach

Simple and efficient!

We all love to take a dip at the beach on a hot sunny summer day. However, there are some drawbacks to spending all this time in the water, including having wet hair for a long time. Luckily, there are some ways for us that we can quickly dry our hair after swimming! Here they are!

Two quick and easy ways to dry our hair

Although using a hairdryer is the fastest technique to dry our hair, it is not very effective at the water's edge ... That's why we found two simple tips with the means at hand to help you dry your hair quickly and efficiently.

With a towel

It's almost instinctive to wrap our hair in a towel at the end of a shower. The right way to absorb water effectively is to dab and gently squeeze excess water out of our hair. No need to twist your hair all over the place, as this can cause breakage. Instead, tie your hair in a turban and let the towel soak up the rest of the excess water for 10 to 15 minutes.

With a cotton t-shirt

While regular towels absorb all the moisture in our hair, the grooves can be aggressive on our hair cuticles. And what we want is to absorb excess water without removing moisture from our hair, preventing it from becoming dry. Wrap your hair in a cotton t-shirt. This allows the water to pull the water out of your hair without wrinkling it. This method is also known as "plopping" works even more on curly hair and helps keep the curls intact.

7 ways to protect our hair at the beach

Here they are!

Tip #1

Use the right hair products and conditioners for your hair type when you get home.

Tip #2

Position yourself under a parasol to protect your hair from the sun.

Tip #3

Use the right hair products and conditioners for your hair type when you get home.

Tip #4

Use an SPF product designed to protect hair from harmful rays.

Tip #5

Wear a wide-brimmed hat to protect your hair from the sun. Wearing a protective layer is one of the best ways to prevent your hair from getting damaged by the sun. Putting on a hat while at the beach will reduce any negative effects the sun has on your hair, as well as your scalp.

Tip #6

Stay hydrated. Water, sweat, along constant exposure to the sun can suck all the moisture out of your hair and leave it extremely dry and prone to breakage. To avoid this, make sure you drink enough water. After all, the more hydrated you are, the less damage your hair will get.

Tip #7