First things first, what on earth is a microfiber towel?
Microfiber (or microfiber here in Britain) is a synthetic fiber that is finer than one denier - this diameter is smaller than a strand of silk. A microfiber towel is less fluffy than a regular cotton towel but is actually much more ideal for drying hair because:
How do you use a microfiber towel?
After washing my hair I give it a gentle squeeze to get rid of the dripping and then I wrap the microfiber towel over my head and let it get to work. You don't need to rub or scrunch at all. A gentle pat over the surface is enough. Where can you get a microfiber towel? I got links to the top rated microfiber towels on Amazon.com and .co.uk below. I have Mimi's Diva dryer. It's what I have on my head in the photos.
veronica
31/5/2015 12:34:24 am
I been natural for 3 years...then I decided to put a relaxer in my hair just because a relaxer helps my hair grow better then by itself. ..but this time it grew and broke off...my hair just won't grow...i have tried everything. ..now I'm frustrated and stress..what can I do. In reality my hair have been going through this for the past five years...
Sisilicious natural
31/5/2015 01:18:46 am
I don't really like microfiber towel I prefer my t-shirt, although I've one whenever I wnt to use it first I put on satin bonnet & then wrap the microfiber towel on it reason why I did tht bcos my hair always snag in the towel if I use it direct which can lead to breakage, tht my experience wt microfiber towel.
KJ
31/5/2015 12:49:43 pm
I brought a couple microfiber towels a couple years ago to dry my hair, along with my t-shirts. I read some blogs where some women complained about breakage. I didn't have that issue, so I kept using them. The first time I snagged my strands on my towel, I stopped using them to dry my hair. Now I only use them to over a plastic cap, and use my t-shirts to dry my hair.
Carletta
1/6/2015 05:50:37 am
I use a torn tshirt. I have thought about using a microfiber towel but have decided not to since my tshirts work so well. They absorb water well and do not leave white fluff bits behind too. I don't get the frizzies which is awesome! Comments are closed.
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