One thing I've also found that really works for me is to use a towel and just squeeze excess water out. Don't rub anything. Just wrap the towel around your hair and give it a few tight squeezes. That'll stop the majority of the dripping. Then a few blasts from the blow dryer to help out. All in all, it shouldn't take more than 2 minutes
Welcome. But don't bother towel drying. It can, and usually does, undo progress. While it does cause some knots to form, it undoes a bunch of others. Air drying is always best. Or a few quick blasts from a blow dryer set on cool, will get you started
One thing I've also found that really works for me is to use a towel and just squeeze excess water out. Don't rub anything. Just wrap the towel around your hair and give it a few tight squeezes. That'll stop the majority of the dripping. Then a few blasts from the blow dryer to help out. All in all, it shouldn't take more than 2 minutes
Welcome. But don't bother towel drying. It can, and usually does, undo progress. While it does cause some knots to form, it undoes a bunch of others. Air drying is always best. Or a few quick blasts from a blow dryer set on cool, will get you started
One thing I've also found that really works for me is to use a towel and just squeeze excess water out. Don't rub anything. Just wrap the towel around your hair and give it a few tight squeezes. That'll stop the majority of the dripping. Then a few blasts from the blow dryer to help out. All in all, it shouldn't take more than 2 minutes
Welcome. But don't bother towel drying. It can, and usually does, undo progress. While it does cause some knots to form, it undoes a bunch of others. Air drying is always best. Or a few quick blasts from a blow dryer set on cool, will get you started
One thing I've also found that really works for me is to use a towel and just squeeze excess water out. Don't rub anything. Just wrap the towel around your hair and give it a few tight squeezes. That'll stop the majority of the dripping. Then a few blasts from the blow dryer to help out. All in all, it shouldn't take more than 2 minutes
Welcome. But don't bother towel drying. It can, and usually does, undo progress. While it does cause some knots to form, it undoes a bunch of others. Air drying is always best. Or a few quick blasts from a blow dryer set on cool, will get you started