THE PERFECT HAIRCARE Microfiber Hair Large Towels Wrap for Women – Smooth as Silk – Anti-Frizz for Curly, Wavy, Straight Hair Girls – Plopping Essential – Easier to Use Than a T-Shirt – 2 pack

Must have curly hair product
This towel has made my curly styling routine so much easier!!I never leave reviews, but this product is worth it. I absolutely loathe the texture of typical microfiber. I don’t even want to touch it! But this just feels like a heavy weight t shirt. What makes this great is it doesn’t mess up curly hair. Here’s how I use it::After washing my hair I flip my head upside down and comb my soaking wet hair. Next, I scrunch my curls until my hair is no longer dripping water- it takes a minute. After that I apply a generous amount of gel (ouidad) and run that through my hair scrunching it again for a minute or so. Then I immediately put on the towel. Wrap from the back, flip my head and then tuck the tail of the towel into the loop and secure it with the attached tightening thing- sorry I don’t know what it’s called.I leave my hair wrapped for 15 – 20 minutes and then carefully remove. I then diffuse my hair until completely dry. After this my curls are soft and look freaking incredible!! This towel makes such a difference!!! Especially because I’m disabled. Spending tons of time on my hair takes a lot out of me but this cuts down the time significantly.If you have curly hair BUY THIS TOWEL!!!

Can’t get the fastening system to work but the fabric is fantastic
I have waist-length heavy hair that holds onto water and am always looking for new and better ways to get it dry (as I don’t blow-dry except in the coldest winter). This towel’s fabric is extremely thin – picture opaque tights texture, but less stretch – and you definitely wouldn’t expect it to soak up hardly any water, but it does. At least for my hair, this fabric works even better than the classic microfiber, and is on a par with an Aquis towel, but it’s less heavy so you don’t feel like you’re doing a balancing act to keep it on your head. It takes my hair from “still dripping after soaking all four corners of my bath towel” to “just damp, not making my shirt collar wet” quickly and with no dripping through the towel itself. Because I don’t heat-style I can’t speak to whether or not that would be dry enough to be useful for y’all blow-dryer stylers, but that’s what I need from a towel.I haven’t had much luck getting the loop and toggle fastener working, but I’ve had success wrapping the hair and towel into a cinnamon-bun at the back of my head and using a stylist’s duckbill clip to pin the end of the twist to the hairline, and that’s plenty good enough for me. Could be the loop fastener is awkward, could be me being clumsy, can’t tell, but as long as I can fasten it down in some way I’m good.I do also enjoy that this towel is bigger than most of the others I’ve tried, so there’s more surface area to spread the water out, and it also doesn’t leave the ends of my hair uncovered like the others. (When I use the shaped turban-style towels, I have to fold my hair up into the tail portion.)I can’t speak to how it is on reducing frizz potential as my hair is at most a 1c (mostly just volume with a few visible loose waves depending on how it’s been treated) but I have a lot of baby hairs and other hairs that don’t match my main length, and this towel doesn’t seem to aggravate them…? So that probably means that it would be OK for frizz, I guess?All in all, it’s (of course) not the miracle device they describe it as, but I definitely consider it worth the money. And it feels similar to cooling towel fabrics I’ve used before, so I suspect if you bought it and didn’t like it for your hair you could easily use it as a sport/cooling towel or scarf.

I was a bit unsure purchasing this considering it seems a bit pricey, but now that I’ve been using it for a few months, I’d be hard pressed to go back to using my old microfiber towels. This towel is super smooth and soft, a bit larger than I need, and it works tremendously at reducing frizz for this curly-haired woman. I have long, thick curly hair and I’m always in a frizz battle every time I wash my hair, so this towel cuts out alot of extra work and product for me. After my shower, I make sure my hair is still nice and wet, add my product, scrunch just once with hands then once with the towel, then wrap the towel on my head and leave it on for about a half hour or so (possibly more when I get busy), then take it off and let the rest air dry (or diffuse when I get impatient). And my hair is noticeably less frizzy than before using the towel! Magic.

Premessa: non è il primo turbante in microfibra che acquisto. Ne ho diversi nel mio bagno, li trovo molto utili per chi, come me, ha i capelli lunghi e mossi, e ha bisogno di eliminare tutta l’acqua possibile prima di procedere all’asciugatura con il diffusore (accorciando un pochino i tempi).Normalmente, dopo aver lavato i capelli, procedo con l’applicazione dei vari prodotti per lo styling, li sistemo e li avvolgo nel turbante in microfibra per alcuni minuti, per poi procedere all’asciugatura.Ma in cosa è diverso questo turbante? Prima cosa, il tessuto. È molto morbido e sottile, liscio, quasi setoso al tatto. La trama è leggermente elastica, si avvolge facilmente intorno alla testa e alle ciocche. Lo si può avvolgere in tanti modi diversi, starà a voi scegliere quello più comodo per le vostre esigenze (su youtube è possibile trovare alcuni video che ne dimostrano l’uso).Non è pesante, non scivola e, se stretto bene, non cade dalla testa, rendendo confortevole il tempo di posa.Per quanto è sottile, trovo assorba molta acqua.Ancora, ciò che lo differenzia da altri prodotti simili è la forma. Si tratta, infatti, di un semplice rettangolo di dimensioni piuttosto generose, cosa che lo rende versatile, perché lo si può annodare intorno alla testa un po’ come si vuole.I bordi sono tagliati a vivo, non hanno cuciture. Questa cosa mi fa dubitare per quanto riguarda la durata nel tempo del prodotto stesso. Temo possa sciuparsi facilmente, ma questo lo vedrò con il tempo.La manutenzione è molto semplice. Si può lavare semplicemente in lavatrice con il resto del bucato, ma è importante non utilizzare nessun tipo di ammorbidente, perché rovinerebbe la capacità assorbente. Volendo, si può anche mettere in asciugatrice.In conclusione, sicuramente un buon prodotto, anche se decisamente costoso. Però se, come me, avevate già un altro turbante di buona qualità (non di quelli scadenti che costano pochi euro), svolgerà il suo lavoro in maniera analoga, non sarà certo una rivoluzione.

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