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Drying Hair without Getting Tired

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Date: 02/03/2006 Topic: Beauty > Hair Tips > Tips  
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I am only 42 but for 10 years I have been disabled with Multiple Sclerosis which can cause high fatigue, even when it comes to drying your hair. I use a car shammy (chamois) instead of a towel to absorb the moisture from my hair so I don't tire out by blow drying a long time. The elderly will benefit from this as well.

By Katherine from Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
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By pam (Guest Post)
I wash my hair the night before and let it air dry overnight. I towel out moisture, put in mousse, and then a hairband to push the hair away from my face and give the top a bit of height.

When it dries, I comb it over in a side part - If I put my fingers through my hair while it's drying, I can also "style" it and then even put the damp ends over a round brush to curl the ends under.

Air drying whenever possible is better for your hair's condition, too.

If you have to use a hair dryer, sit down or bend over and dry your hair that way - gives it more body it you do it upside down.

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By Manell (6) Contact
You might want to purchase a floorstand that holds your dryer. You can sit or stand while using this type device.

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By eve (Guest Post)
i use paper towels to dry my hair an my puppy hair saves on wash so many towels

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By Madelynnsmama (135) Profile Contact
Great idea! I think this will be great since I have very thick hair and bad shoulders!

Thanks!
Rebekah

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By Debbie52 (1045) Profile Contact
I like this idea for use on my daughter's hair. If I got out most of the moisture first then I wouldn't have to spend as long drying it. She is a real wiggle-worm and doesn't want to stand still very long for me to get her hair dry at night.

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