best way to dry after a lime dip

Hi, all. For those who know about or have experienced dealing with lime dips -- what is the best way of drying the cat? I know you're not suppose to rinse them but if you leave them out to air dry the cat tends to lick himself. Is blow drying ok or is it a bad idea? I also read you can towel dry the cat but doesn't that get rid of some of the lime/sulfur that's supposed to stay on the cat's fur/skin?

As long as the sound doesn't freak your cat out, I don't see why you couldn't blow dry the fur. Just be very careful and keep a good distance from the cats body. Don't hold the dryer in one spot for too long.