jakeofspades
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I have shoulder length hair, i'm gonna go for a wolf cut, How can I dry it faster so I don't have to sleep in wet hair? Wet hair leads to fungus and dandruff...
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Dry hair fast
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i have long hair and i just use a towel to dry it
toriakaravchuk
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the best way? once your hair is about 80% dry (excess water removed), use a hairdryer set to a cold/low setting to prevent heat damage. always keep it 6 inches ish away from your hair and move it constantly. if you're very concerned about temp, heat protectant spray is a go to.
some people like drying with a cotton t shirt or old pillowcase as towels can cause frizz/damage.
brushing your hair when wet can also cause breakage, as can tying it back.
if you simply can't be bothered, putting a towel over your pillow won't hurt, as pillowcases can harbour bacteria anyway.
some people like drying with a cotton t shirt or old pillowcase as towels can cause frizz/damage.
brushing your hair when wet can also cause breakage, as can tying it back.
if you simply can't be bothered, putting a towel over your pillow won't hurt, as pillowcases can harbour bacteria anyway.