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blow drying
i blow dry my dreads after i was them. that's cool right? it's not going to damage them in any way other than normal potential blow drying consequences, is it? just checking.
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Permalink Reply by JESSICA EVA (Eva Lovelocks) on -
and i only wash about every ten days or so, so i don't blow dry every other day or anything.
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Permalink Reply by NaturalWomyn on -
I know a few people that blow dry dreads for various reasons mold prevention & quicker drying etc... I think you should be ok.
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Permalink Reply by Jackal on -
if anything all the hair blowing them around will make them form knots kind of like the wind. i dont know if the heat would change anything, but i did when mine were new for a few times and it was fine.
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Permalink Reply by Jackal on
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all the air* seems the site still has the issues.. wont let me edit posts.
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Permalink Reply by NaturalWomyn on
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if there already knotted up semi tight it will be fine but some people in the early stages have had trouble with the blow drying actually unknotting their progress.
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Permalink Reply by dreadymom marla on -
i blow mine mostly dry, especially when its cold out cause it just keeps dripping on my back no matter how much i try to blot with towels and its just too cold for that. i have had no problems as of yet. I like it when i blow dry them actually...
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Permalink Reply by NaturalWomyn on
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I heard someone say they bought one of those hair salon blow driers at a garage sale and they are lovin it! Seems like if you were able to find one of those or something similar it would be great for people with baby dreads also. Of course if they are locked up pretty tight any ol hair dryer would be fine.
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Permalink Reply by Lex on -
I have a cheap blow dryer and I use it to dry the outside of my cold wet dreads in winter. I haven't noticed any damage.
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Permalink Reply by Lauren Bunn on -
i blow dry mine! and i wash more often than i should, is washing too often damageing?
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