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Drying your hair day after day with the heat of a hair dryer is asking for trouble. When you dry your hair with a hair dryer, the high concentration of heated air actually boils the water left on the hair shaft after washing, as explained by The American Academy of Dermatology. Eventually, this scenario causes your hair to become dry and brittle. Air drying is a much better option and knowing how to do it correctly helps cut down on drying time.

Lint that appears in your hairbrush is one of life’s tiny mysteries, along with the socks that disappear in the dryer. Actually transferred to your hair from bedding and clothing and deposited in your brush when you groom your hair, hairbrush lint often clings to the individual teeth of a hairbrush and refuses to leave when you clean the hair from the brush. To banish the pesky lint, you must use a different tactic when you clean your hairbrush.

The following post was sponsored by Aussie. There was a time in my life when I spent hours getting ready - and a lot of money on my hair. But as a mom, my priorities have changed and as the saying goes, one becomes wiser with age. I've realized that there are more important ways…

Aussie celebrity stylist Sarah Potempais one of the best in the business–seriously, this busy lady has worked with A-listers like Jake Gyllenhaal, Kristen Stewart and Lea Michele. Butas a new mom herself, she knows that not everyone can afford to spend hours on their hair. Luckily, we had the chance to snag this expert for an interview and get some exclusive tipson hair care, accessories and some quick and easy styles that look great throughout the day!Check it out below: