Is there a good drying method

I decided to just let my hair do its thing as of last week...and I've been towel drying. Should I not be? Thanks, I and i.
updated by @justin3: 02/14/15 06:15:01AM

Towel drying is fine, air drying is (imo) better. less lint

I bought a black town (black hair) and washed it about 10-15 times with no softener. That way it's less likely to leave fluffy bit in my locs. I have like four of them I was all at once. Just don't use softener or you'll be picking bits of fluff out for months lol

Lu A said:

Towel drying is fine, air drying is (imo) better. less lint

I bought a black town (black hair) and washed it about 10-15 times with no softener. That way it's less likely to leave fluffy bit in my locs. I have like four of them I was all at once. Just don't use softener or you'll be picking bits of fluff out for months lol

Lu A said:

Towel drying is fine, air drying is (imo) better. less lint

towel drying can undo progress in early natural dreads

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Sunshine!!

Oh I love that. Especially since the sun is finally making the world around me warm again. New drying method: sunshine.

Rachel Adelle said:

Sunshine!!

Thanks alot for the advise. And yea...Sunshine will definitely be in my near future. Hello Spring.. new beginnigs.

if it's warm weather just go outside and shake like a dog(watch out for flying beads,lol) then air and sun dry, and if it's taking too long try using a shamwow,chamois,micro-fibre towel and squeeze the water out with the towel.

couldyou use a hair dryer? on early neglect dreads