Avoid heavy conditioners if you have thin or fine hair. This will make your hair look finer and thinner and weigh it down. Lighter conditioners, delivered in a spray or mousse are the best to give your hair good volume without weighing it down or causing a limp, greasy look.

Drying your hair with a blow dryer could actually be damaging it. The easiest way to do this is to utilize the lower heat setting and move the blow dryer so it is not in one spot for too long. Untangle knots with your fingers while drying your hair to avoid damaging your hair when you brush it afterward.

When towel drying never briskly rub your hair. Tugging or briskly rubbing hair causes frizz and breakage. Instead, blot, pat or squeeze any excess moisture out of your hair. Never use a brush on wet hair, only use a comb with wide teeth.

Don't tug or rub your hair with your towel when you are drying your hair. Tugging or briskly rubbing hair causes frizz and breakage. Instead of this, you should gently squeeze, blot or pat any additional moisture off your hair, or you could loosely wrap it into a towel. Steer clear of combing or brushing wet hair if you do not own a comb with wide teeth.

Read labels and choose hair care products that contain mostly natural ingredients. You'll also want to find shampoos and conditioners that will work well with the type of hair you have. Until you have found the right product for your hair, keep trying different ones.

Try to keep out of the harsh elements during the winter months. Cold weather often dries hair out and keeps it from staying healthy. If you are going to be outside for any amount of time, protect your hair by wearing a hat or a toboggan.

To help protect your curls while you sleep, use a satin pillowcase. Unlike cotton pillowcases, satin ones do not sap your hair of its natural moisture and oils. Using a pillowcase made of satin will protect your hair and keep it curly after a night of sleep. A satin nightcap or scarf will also work