Mid length hair (Shoulder and a above)

[sweetpeadst]

What would you say is your best hair technique is to dry your hair?? Or your best hair technique in general??

 

[phynestone]

I go back and forth with different techniques. Sometimes I'll wrap it, or use braids or put in a ponytail and let my hair air dry that way. I usually never use heat to dry my hair, unless I'm in a hurry.

 

[c_octavia]

I usually air dry with my hair in a poney tail, with a satin scarf over it to keep it smooth. my hair comes out pretty straight. Some times if I need it to dry in a hurry I will sit under the hooded dryer with it on Med, for about 15-20 minutes.

 

[sweetpeadst]

I go back and forth with different techniques. Sometimes I'll wrap it, or use braids or put in a ponytail and let my hair air dry that way. I usually never use heat to dry my hair, unless I'm in a hurry.

My hair is layered so I hink the ponytail is out of the questions! I know the bun is out of the question b/c I can barely put it in a ponytail!!!!!

 

[Ladylynn]

I normally air dry whatever I do. Braid outs, bantu knots, mostly roller wraps. Roller wraps would be great for your length. My hair always come out with a lot more moisture and body than when I use heat to dry it.

 

[sweetpeadst]

I do roller wrap but I hate the first 2 days so that means if I washing every three days then I will only have two good hair days! A mess I like my hair almost straightwith a bend at every layer!!!!!!! I need a solution!!!!!!!!!

 

[Poohbear]

Blowdrying damp hair in sections

 

[crazyabouthair]

I wrap my hair and tie it with a scarf.

 

[Ladylynn]

I do roller wrap but I hate the first 2 days so that means if I washing every three days then I will only have two good hair days! A mess I like my hair almost straightwith a bend at every layer!!!!!!! I need a solution!!!!!!!!!

Sweetpeadst, why do you hate the first 2 days?