QuoteReplyTopic: Hair Drying Posted: April 08 2005 at 8:00am
I used to have that problem when I lived near New Orleans and didn't
have air conditioning. With all that humidity it could take 24
hours for my hair to dry sometimes! The only thing I ever found
to do about it without blow drying was wear it half up half down to
divide the hair into smaller sections so it could dry faster.
Actually, I used it to my advantage though too. If I let it
mostly dry, then wore it in a bun all day, it would be just like
curling it on rollers and I would have fairytale curls on the ends for
the next day!
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I love using a microfiber towel to soak up lots of excess water quickly.
Aquis makes a nice one, and you can also get some nice ones from one of the pet supply sites; I can't remember which one it was but will find out if you are interested. They are really DOG TOWELS
but they look just like my Aquis, except a little larger and considerably less expensive.
Also, it helps to have two; use one and leave it on until it is soaked and then replace it with a dry one and wear for however long you have to spend on drying time. Also, washing at night helps me and sometimes I sleep in my towel or with a big cotton scrunchie, looped up messy on top of my head; this gives me more waves.
Hope this helps!
strawberryfine
2aFii
12/25.5"/terminal length after reaching "small of my back length"
Today I washed my hair around 6:30 in the morning and it still wasn't
dry at 2:30 in the afternoon. Is this normal? My hair is
only mid back length.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can get it to dry faster without using a blow dryer?
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