
Time-Saving Basics
1. Shower at night on the evening before a big day so you can let your hair air-dry overnight, saving you time in the morning.
2. A dry shampoo is a must-have. These formulas are the best way to refresh two- or three-day-old hair.
3. Headbands are another way to conceal oily roots and perk up flat hair.
4. If you have ultra-thick hair, try a product like Keratin Complex Infusion ($41), which speeds up dry time by infusing the hair cuticle with keratin protein to smooth it out.

"For a loose ponytail, run a hydrating cream through the hair from root to midway through the hair shaft," says Titi Branch, founder of Miss Jessie's. "Pull hair into a ponytail, lightly mist, and add a frizz-fighting product to the ends of the hair and scrunch. If you have an extra minute, you can do a quick blow dry on the ends.
"For a tight ponytail, you can mist the whole head or lightly wet it while you're showering. Be sure to pat with a towel to remove excess water. Put a smoothing cream in your hair and stretch hair into a ponytail. Scrunch the ends while blow-drying."
Related: Tips for Taming Your Frizz

"This cute 'do is super-easy to create and can work with either a side or middle part, depending on your face shape," says Riccardo Maggiore, celebrity hairstylist and owner of the Riccardo Maggiore Salon in NYC. "Before styling, use a serum (like Riccardo Maggiore Luminoso Anti-Frizz Drops, $20) to battle humidity all day and keep your waves smooth and radiant. As you're blow-drying, keep the top of your hair straight and use a round brush to curl the bottom pieces."
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"After your shower, use a leave-in treatment to ensure that your hair is shiny and tangle-free before styling," says Maggiore. "Take a section of hair at the crown and pull gently to the side. Fasten the hair into place with a sparkly accessory to complete the look. Mist more hair spray over your whole head to keep the style in place all day."
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