how do you dry your hair after showering?

what do you do?


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Air dry.
I'm too impatient to blow dry my hair,
so I towel dry a little, then let it dry naturally...

~♚Vickie
 
towel dry until it's almost dry, then just let it air dry. I have short hair so it dries really quickly
 
I rub it around with a towel then I let it be until it's dry enough to brush I guess?
 
My hair is thick and it takes a long time to dry, but that's okay. I always let it air dry. When I get out of the shower, I take a towel and gently squeeze out the excess water. Then I take a wide tooth comb (one of those seamless detangling combs) and gently comb through it. After that, I leave it alone until the next morning.
 
I have to blow dry mine. If I don't it just gets in a right mess leaving it to dry naturally. I have such thick hair and it ends up all curly....at least with blow drying it calms down the curls and then I can straighten it straight away
 
I just let it dry by itself, as my hair is very thin.
 
either blow dry my hair or i'll put it in braids at night and take them out in the morning

surprised how many ppl say air dry, i'd have to wait about 24 hour for that to happen lmao
 
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It depends on what I want my hair to do that day.
If I'm not leaving the house, I'll towel dry, then airdry.
If I'm going somewhere, towel, then blowdry.
 
I air dry unless I'm going to work soonish then I blow dry so I'm not walking into work w/wet hair.
 
Blow dry; my hair looks too messy if I leave it to dry naturally
 
After a shower, I usually dry it off most of the way with a towel, and then let it dry the rest of its way on its own.
 
i usually towel dry it a little and then let the rest air dry. I'll only blow dry it if I'm styling it after, otherwise it takes too long and I'm really impatient lol. my hair is a wreck and I try not to use too much heat on it :<​
 
I air dry, my hair is pretty dry and damaged so I would rather not use more heat than necessary on it. Nor do I wanna cause more breakage by rubbing it haha. Even when it was healthy I preferred air drying it though because blow drying it always felt like it takes ages of doing nothing but blowing air onto my hair. It does take forever(5 hours +, rip) , so I have to 'plan' when to shower so I'm sure that I won't go to bed with wet hair, or have to go out with it.
 
My hair is too long and the mornings are too cold for me to do anything but blow dry.
 
Blow drying is loud and takes ages so I usually air dry it
 
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