🛀 Conair Multi-Colored T-Shirt Towel: The Ultimate Versatile and Stylish Bath Essential! Review

I have several different types of tank top towels that I use to dry and dry my fine, bra strap length curly hair. Although this 'towel' is extremely easy to use and manipulate, like a turban to plop in or as a cloth 'towel' to wipe excess water out of my hair, I have to admit that the style of this towel is NOT my favourite is. It suits my hair length well and dries it GREAT with no frizz, it just doesn't stay on my head like a spanking turban, everything is so good unless I use some clips to…

I bought other hair towels but they were so thick and bulky that I didn't want this. I was looking for one that looked more like an old t-shirt and this is the only one that fits that criteria. It should be noted that it's not as absorbent as the thicker ones, my hair is thick so I have to let it dry a bit before putting it in this one, but I'm fine with that. I also wish it had a locking button, but it still works with a simple twist and fold. I love how it dries my hair and how natural waves…

I've tried a few different microfiber towels to spit out my wet hair after applying the product and they always added curl to my strands. I switched to this t-shirt material towel (half price!) and it was great! It's not as absorbent as the other towels, but it's better for what I use it for. I just had to keep my hair from getting wet.

This hair wrap is great for my daughter who has naturally curly long hair. She likes to shower before bed, so she wraps her hair with a washcloth and anti-frizz oil, just a small amount of oil, then the Level 2 herbal essences gently curl me. She will wrap her hair in it and wake up with no curls and beautiful curls. This replaced the silk wraps we had been trying to euthanize her for years, which mostly came out in her sleep and she wouldn't come forward. and side coverage to avoid frizzy baby

I don't understand the reviews praising the absorbency because it doesn't have it. It doesn't dry out my hair. How general. It's not microfiber, it's not t-shirt material, and it's incredibly thin. I don't even have particularly thick or long hair and it just makes it wet. To be honest I can't even imagine this would work for someone with very thin hair. I almost feel like I received a completely different product to everyone else, but it is identical to the photos.

Soft, not fat-thin - for a specific purpose! Therefore, it is important to know what it is for people who "dry" their hair. You are trying to do a route without heating. My hair was soaked. I pat them dry with a t-shirt towel. I add my remedy and then fold it into a bun. approx. 90-95% dry) - this takes about a day (my method is to do it at NIGHT and shoot in the morning). After taking it off, I use a blow dryer with a diffuser. When the hair is 100% dry I use a curling iron to add volume. S/N…