Revolutionize Your Hair Drying Experience With AQUIS Ultra-Absorbent Towel Tool Featuring Water-Wicking Technology Review

This is my second Aquis towel - the first one is 7 years old and I have used it just about daily for those 7 years. It has washed so well and still works today! It dries my hair quickly, prevents breakage and keeps my thick wavy hair looking healthy.

I have used one of the original gray Aquis towels for about two years. In comparison, this version is softer/fluffier and longer (no ruler available, but it looks like around 6 inches). Unfortunately, I think the old version is more absorbent while still being really gentle on the hair. Also, the original was already long enough for my mid-back hair if wrapped carefully, so I just don't see any benefit to this newer, more expensive Aquis towel.

This towel specifically for hair is lightweight yet very absorbent. I have thick, medium length hair and it is large enough to hold my hair while wet and not get soaked. It is effective for cutting frizz. I still have some, by nature of the course texture of my hair. But, It reduces the usual frizziness. I am pleased!

Bought for my fiance as she mentioned having a hair drying towel in the past and she liked it. Thought I'd surprise her. Well, she was surprised, that I got her an expensive looking hand towel. That's all this is. It may dry hair better and faster than your standard towel, but it doesn't do anything to wrap your hair or anything. If you want a nice towel for maybe shorter hair, this would probably fit the bill.

Nothing special about this to justify the high price. Son got this for me based on suggestion of sister who saw this on social media. Couldn't believe he spent more than $10 for this when similar products can be found at Marshalls or Homegoods for $10. Not very absorbent. Only thing I like about it is the size, which is enough to fully wrap up my shoulder length hair. Save your money.

I was surprised how small this towel seemed to me. It comes in a small box that is 6" x 6" x 2.5". The description says 42" x 19", and when I measured it, that is what it was, even after washing it (I didn't put it in the dryer) (also, you shouldn't use dryer sheets nor fabric softener on this type of towel because those products interfere with water absorption). I didn't think it would cover my medium length hair, which I measured as well and it turned out that my hair is also 19" long. It…

I hate the trend of the new towels, the ones that hook over your head and are shaped like a cone. I want a real rectangular towel. these towels do the job and have that normal towel shape. I like that this one is black, so if I dye my hair I don't have to worry about the towel getting dingy.

These hair drying towels make it so easy for me to dry my hair and prep it for styling or when I want to have my hair dampen for air drying.

I had an AQUIS hair towel and really wanted a second but couldn't find it at any local store. Then I found this one, and it's great! It's super absorbent, which is great for my thick hair, and it also dries quickly when I hang it up on the towel rack. I like that the texture is lighter than a bath towel, but it doesn't feel as thin as a regular microfiber towel. It's also plenty big enough to make a turban. I typically put my hair up in a turban for about 5 minutes after towel-drying, and it's…

I like the Aquis Hair-Drying Towel and I think it is a good product. It is lightweight which is so much better for your hair than using your shower/bath towel on your head. I used it for a week and through one machine washing before writing the review. It held up well but the best part for me is that when I went to comb my hair, there was so much less knotting. My hair is thin and brittle and after taking a shower towel off my head, my hair was always knotted and no matter what I did or put in…

This hair towel is a unique texture that really does offer incredible drying results. I use it in addition to another towel for maximum effectiveness. The size is a bit smaller than I need and it leaves about 4-6 inches of my hair out at the bottom when twisting to tuck. Other than that, it’s a nice upgrade for towel drying.