Microfiber Hair Towel Frizz Free Lightweight Review

Towel has washing rules etc. Don't like rules on towels. The loops are already loose and not holding the towel and I've only used it 4-5 times. Due to its light weight, it dries my hair faster and more comfortably. I think it's too expensive and I'm not sure if there's any difference in how my hair looks with curly hair etc. I probably wouldn't buy it again and it was overpriced, but I'll keep using it since it's $20!

This is my second purchase of this towel and I have to say I love it! This is the first "quick drying" towel that really lives up to expectations. My huge, curly, bra-length hair dries about twice as fast as any other microfiber towel I've ever used. I apply a perm to wet wet hair, wrap my hair in this towel while I do my makeup and curl my hair a little at the end and I get frizz-free, semi-dry hair that retains all the clumps and breakage. Definition. Love it. By the way, the first towel I…

I didn't expect this towel to be such a delight but it is amazing! I bought an Aquis long hair waffle towel 1.5 years ago and after daily use and weekly washing it started to smell strange and had to be replaced. My hair falls about 6 inches below my shoulder and I was annoyed from day one that the Aquis long hair towel felt too small and the ends of my hair were sticking out from under the towel. This towel feels and dries very similar, but the size is way better! It's 5 inches wider and that…

Microfiber towels should be gentler on frizzy hair than cotton terry towels. This towel doesn't pull on my hair. I no longer blow dry my wet hair with a towel to partially dry it. Instead, I make a turban out of a microfiber towel, preferably waffled like this one, and let it sit for about 10 minutes. It makes a light turban and absorbs water well from my long, thick and curly hair. The towel dries quickly and can be used multiple times without smelling or getting moldy like a terry towel. I…

First of all, I can't even tidy my hair. I HAVE SO MUCH HAIR; it's not curly, it's wavy, porous and a hell of a lot at that. If I let it dry naturally it dries in about 6 hours, I'm not even kidding and probably not enough. I was never able to style it myself; There's so much hair that my arm hurts, it takes me over an hour to dry it properly with a hair dryer, and even then the roots are often not completely dry. Did I say it's not that long? It really is a nightmare. I decided to try this…

I've just tried my towel for the first time and I'm thrilled. I have thick hair (photo for understanding), usually my hair dries at least 20-25 minutes with a hair dryer. When I just used this towel, the towel got wet when I took it off my head and it only took me 7 minutes to blow dry my hair. 7 minutes! I don't think I've ever been able to fully dry my hair in less than 15 minutes. I'm excited and very impressed!