Drying with Diffuser

I have long curly hair and have always had problems with frizz. I recently bought a diffuser to dry my hair and I am not sure how to use it. Should I scrunch while drying or not touch my hair at all? How far away should I hold the diffuser from my hair? Please help, I really appreciate it.

Kelly, thanks for the info. I tried it today, your right about the scrunching, I get way more curls that way. I also let my hair air dry more often, but I don`t seem to get any body that way.

I have long curly hair as well and I`ve found that the best hair dryer is the remington Vortex. This thing is about $20 and can be found at any drugstore. The thing looks ridiculous but actually works. What ahppens is the difusser is also conical shaped and creates an updraft which not only diffuses the air but causes a..."vortex" that naturally lifts your hair as it dry so it adds scrunch to it. What I do is srunch and towel dry...then blow dry not touching my hair as touching it seams to break up the gel that is keeping it from frizzing. Once its dry enough I put a little anti-frizz stuff lightly over it all and that`s it.
hope this helps.

Hey Becky! Kelly is right. I too sometimes dry my hair with my diffuser, scrunching as I go. The best way that I have found is to let it air dry. After washing your hair leave it wet, don`t squeese out too much of the water, then comb through, put pomade or hairdressing and achol-free gel in your hand and mix. Apply to your hair (don`t get close to the roots, hair will look dirty) apply more to the ends. With both hands take a towel and scrunch(hang your head down as you scrunch). As it dries scrunch somemore, continuously scrunching as it dries. When it is fully dry your curls are curlier and your hair is fuller. Also use a clarifying shampoo to get all of the product out of your hair. Product build-up will dull your hair. Good Luck!