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Do you blow dry or air dry your hair?
- Thread starter rubysmama
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Air dry.
Air dry
Blow dry. Absolutely can’t stand the feel of wet hair on my neck so I will blow dry right away. Then a curling brush later.
When I go to the hairdresser, she blow dries my hair and it almost puts me to sleep, it’s so relaxing! But at home, nope. I have a hair dryer in almost pristine condition 
because I’ve only used it a handful of times in the past few years.
because I’ve only used it a handful of times in the past few years.
Air dry unless I’m dressing up.
Air dry.
If I am going somewhere I blow dry my hair, otherwise air dry.
My hair is so thick it takes too long to air dry. So, I blow dry it.
i towel dry my stubble
Wrap it in a microfibre turban for a while, then air dry. Blow drying destroys the curls.
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Air dry when it's warm out, and blow dry when it's cold out so I don't freeze when I step outside.
Air dry. It is short, too much bother to blow dry it and it doesn't look any better if I do.
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Air dry then blow dry when damp. If I'm going somewhere special I use a straightener afterwards.
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Hair?
Blow dry! Followed by any required hairstyling.
In the summer I do it less though, since it is warm out and my hair dries fairly quickly and the curls come out much nicer. In the cooler months through from Fall, Winter and Spring I don't enjoy the cold damp hair and it takes way longer to dry too - on top of that my natural curls don't dry as nicely. Blow drying just makes this baby fine floof of hair that might better to deal with.
In the summer I do it less though, since it is warm out and my hair dries fairly quickly and the curls come out much nicer. In the cooler months through from Fall, Winter and Spring I don't enjoy the cold damp hair
and it takes way longer to dry too - on top of that my natural curls don't dry as nicely. Blow drying just makes this baby fine floof of hair that might better to deal with.
Air dry. I bought a used hair dryer a few years ago only to put plastic on my basement windows during the winter. I've never used it since. I have short hair so my hair is usually dry within 15 minutes anyway.
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Air dry. I take a shower an hour before bed so it has time to dry. Haven't owned a hair dryer in probably a decade.
When I was working, I always blew my hair dry. When I retired, I started to let it air dry.
I lost my hair during chemo. And now that's it coming back, I have really tight curls. Air dry only.
They (whoever "they" are) say that it takes about a year for hair to start growing in normally, as it did prior to chemo. In some cases, the hair stays curly. I guess we'll find out.
I lost my hair during chemo. And now that's it coming back, I have really tight curls. Air dry only.
They (whoever "they" are) say that it takes about a year for hair to start growing in normally, as it did prior to chemo. In some cases, the hair stays curly. I guess we'll find out.
