I think it would be a pain to towel-dry your hair in the middle of your shower. How important is that?
276944
I never dry my hair until after I finish my shower and I still have great results. Never tried drying it during the shower so I don't know if it helps.
276945
I don't do that, and this still works awesomely for me! It would probably be safe to say a lot of users don't actually towel dry their hair in the middle of their shower. You should be absolutely fine without doing that.
276946
I never towel dry my hair before putting it in, but I do kind of ring the excess water out before putting it in! I highly recommend that! Sometimes (unless I'm in a hurry) I use a wide tooth comb and comb it through! :)
2048004
Might take about 20 minutes to warm a wet towel, and 5 minutes to warm a dry towel. It keeps the bathroom a little warm and damp-free. Such a pleasure to have.
202981
Yes, but try not to use it with every shower because it can potentially dry out your skin and possibly cause skin irritation.
1792525
I think so. I have very dry curly hair to begin with and I color it. When I go to wash my hair, I can feel the mixed chicks in it when I'm wetting my hair, like a heavy conditioner....very silky. It defines the curls and takes away some of the frizz.
918639
You can use a hair dryer, just not on a very high setting. It all depends on your hair type and strength.
2104485
Use it in between washing...if you wash your hair everyday you don't need it
216071
It does wet and dry, just not in the shower. You can use shaving cream if you really want, but there really isn't a need.
480550
Like any hair product, it really depends on your hair. I have thin, fine, straight hair. I put it on my dry hair at night. When I awake in the morning, there is no way I can go without washing it, but once I do, it is wonderful-feeling! I am sure that putting on wet (damp) hair also may work, but it seems that dry hair may absorb it better. Hope this helps!
2129267
If you use conditioner afterwards, that would likely cover up the smell. Once the hair is dry, the smell isn't very strong, and would only be noticeable if someone was actually "smelling" your hair. My husband uses this shampoo only (no conditioner at all) and I never notice his hair having any type of smell unless we happen to be laying right next to each other and I actually sniff his hair :) And even then, the smell is much milder than you would expect considering how strong it is in the shower!
898156
We've had ours for several years. Little electric power used and it won't warm up the room. It just helps the towels to dry a little faster and gives them a little warmth when you grab it from a shower/bath. If you want just warm towels for shower, then turn it off after shower, and on again the morning/evening before your next shower.It takes several hours before the towel will feel warm.
730523
yes, it is a hair dryer, working best on hair that is towel-dried/damp, not wet. it will dry your wet hair, it just takes longer
2142416
Even though they said not to dry it in the bathroom. I dry it hanging in the bathroom curtain. It takes a day to dry.
964594
I personally run the water at my sink, wet both hands, and massage my WET hands through my hair.I will repeat this process sometimes as many as three times.it is at this point that I will grab a towel and then dry my hair, but not so much as to completely dry my hair .It is at that precise moment that I will reach for my comb. Depending on my mood, gel or no gel. And Wa, La!Perfection!
1443768
I never had that problem?? But I only use it on the top and sides of my hair and I towel dry my hair and then put it on.
692457
I just use the shampoo and get decent results. But then again, my hair is extremely dry to the point where I have to shampoo with this product twice in the same shower session before feeling like my hair is moisturized 'enough'.
1157583
How much hair do you have? I have a medium amount of long, fine hair with a wave - it dries my hair in about 5 minutes - and we're always in a rush these days, right? It's a very powerful. If you have a lot of hair, it would probably work well. It won't dry your hair out any more than most dryers!
48593
I only do it on partial wet hair... I'm sure you could, but it cuts my drying time in half!