If you "have" to blow dry, why not use a diffuser dryer? It's got to be better than the regular kind. I have a the "Vortex" dryer and the air comes out of the diffuser in all different directions -- I guess I'd describe it as a "swirling" action. Just a thought.
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Thanks for the help! Glad to see you back again, Purple Bubba and congrats on tailbone length!
Thanks HFO. By the way there is a town in Michigan called Hell and not
only does it freeze over but snowballs have really good chances there.
Of course if you were to use a blow dryer on them.........
I don't know which is healthier for your hair-the thing is which makes
you feel happiest? I don't blow dry my hair because I've never got in
to the habit of it and I think it makes my hair look dull. That's the
main reason, not because of concern for my hair.
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Definatly stick to Naturally drying, you could leave ur hair in a braid & if ur going out you could wear a hat and tuck ur hair inside ive noticed since i stopped Blow drying my hair which was nearly a year ago now, my hair feels so much healthier & less frizzy.
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PurpleBubba!!! There you are!! I was wondering
where you had got to. Hope you had a nice Christmas. How is your
hair growing?
Christmas was good. I haven't officially measured in a few months but
on the 21st I went to take a shower and saw in the mirror that I'm at
or past tailbone now which is about 36"
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I say do what makes you feel comfortable. Blowdrying once in awhile to
not have wet hair is not like trying to blow dry your hair straight
everyday.
If you are careful and keep the dryer moving you should be ok. I've
heard some people say that they try to wait until the hair is somewhat
dry and then they use the dryer. Or perhaps some extra squeezing could
help. Just be careful not to wring the hair like a rag.
Well natural is always best IMO. I know you have really thick hair though, so maybe you could time your washes so that you have the maximum time period afterwards to allow it to dry naturally. I've been washing my hair just before dinner time lately, and that way I have several hours for it to dry before bed time, and I don't have to put it up.
As for the frost thing, I don't live in a climate where snow exists, so I can't speak from personal experience there at all....however, I think there was a thread recently about winter haircare? Ppl were saying that going in the cold with wet hair is a bad idea because it freezes and can break. Yikes!
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I've got the same problem, I don't want to go out with my hair wet
since it's very cold here so I have to blowdry it sometimes. This
winter I've only done it twice but i do feel guilty... I dont have an
answer for your question but natural drying is always best, as for the
defrosting part I don't know
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When I blow-dry even if it's very rarely, my hair I don't brush it with anything other than my hand and make sure that it doesn't get too hot and always use the cool setting for ages after. But when I leave it, I'm always playing with it, braiding it and scraping it off of my face. What is better for my hair's health? The gentle blowdrying or the natural drying? Also what's better in winter in the case of slightly heated hair or hair that needs defrosted?
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Hellfrozeover wrote:
! Glad to see you back again, Purple Bubba and congrats on tailbone length!
ive noticed since i stopped Blow drying my hair which was nearly a year ago now, my hair feels so much healthier & less frizzy.
