Towel to Dry Hair
A: As long as you know how to properly dry the hair, you don't really need special linens for the job.
That means that once you've rinsed your hair (or simply come from the shower where you've gotten your hair wet). You want to run your fingers through the hair from the scalp to the ends and squeeze out the excess water.
Then, use a clean, dry towel and pat the hair at the scalp to blot as much moisture as you can and further dry the hair.
Continue by pressing the hair between folds of the towel (if you have very long or very thick hair, you may need to use two towels) to remove water in the length of the hair. For shorter hair, simply grasp and squeeze segments of hair in the towel to soak up moisture.
Finally, you can wrap the head in the towel and allow it to remain for 10-15 minutes so that as much moisture as possible is wicked away.
Of course, there are products on the market designed specifically to aid in drying the hair safely, and they are fine if you want to use them. Having a designated hair towel could be useful for some individuals, but it isn't necessary to have a specialty hair care product to do a good job of towel-drying the hair safely.
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See also:
How to wrap a towel in a turban-fashion
Fragile wet hair
Should you not brush hair when wet?