1. Make Sure it’s dry before you go to bed: Because you will discover that any type pillow on wet hair is bound to flatten it and mess it up beyond the help of any styling tool or products known to mankind. Hats? Same can be said for hats. Don't put a hat on wet hair, but if you insist on wearing them, either don't take them off at all, or do it frequently so that your hair doesn't dry in the shape of a hat.
2. Say Yes to Natural Volume: Another side effect of sleeping with wet hair is the obvious lack of volume the morning usually brings. So, if messy, flattened, bent at odd angles tresses weren’t enough to convince you to let it dry first, the fact that you’re losing precious, luscious volume might! A short cut maximizes your natural volume and all you have to do to keep it beautiful is to give it some time to dry naturally before you proceed to styling your beautiful short hair.
3. Let It Air Dry: So…a blow-dryer…a great tool. But you don’t want to use it too soon or you might end up with hair that’s too frizzy and too fluffy to work with. Allow your hair enough time to dry naturally, waiting until it’s about 90% dry before you bring in the heat.
4. A Small round Brush Is a Must-Have: It might be the smallest in diameter but it definitely does magic for short hair! In fact, this might easily be the only tool you’ll ever need to style your short tresses. It will help you grab even the shortest of hairs, allowing you to straighten your cut to perfection without burns or those bad-looking creases standard size flat irons can produce.
5. Heavy styling products must be used carefully: Unless you’re going for that deep part and sleeked ‘do, go easy on the products. Even the celebrity-style hair needs to have that natural look! Feel free to reach for a flexible hold hairspray if you’re worried your ‘do might not be able to make it through the night.
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