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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can you people seriously not dry your own hair? I have really curly hair that I dry by myself every morning and it looks just as good as when I come home from the salon. Yes, it's taken me a lot of practice to get it look this good all the time, and yes, I bought the $200 hair dryer, but I will never understand why someone would spend $40+ just to get their hair dried unless maybe they are on TV every day when they could just do it themselves.[/quote] I also have very curly hair and I am terrible at it... I would seriously pay someone to come to my house and give me a few lessons. Let me know if you want to make some cash :)[/quote] It really just takes practice. I started straightening my hair in college using a curling iron (this was before flat-irons were as common as they are now), then a summer roommate showed me how she dried hers straight with a round brush, and I've just been doing it that way ever since! I have a 3" curling iron for when I want some body and a flatiron for when I want it stick straight. Just keep practicing!! Ask your stylist to talk you through it the next time you get your hair done![/quote] Gee, thanks for the advice - as if no one has ever passed that along before. I can't tell you how many people - hairdressers, friends, relatives- have given me the same exact advice you have. As if I am too "lazy" too figure out how to do something so simple. It still takes nearly an hour to do my hair right (long thick curly dry mediterranean hair.) I Used to do it in my teenage years and 20s but am 42 years old and I don't feel like dedicating that much time each time I shower anymore. It's either let it dry naturallY ( a frizzy mess but easier) or get it blown out once a week. [/quote] I was trying to be helpful. You don't need to be a bitch about it (you're jealous because I know how to style my hair??)[/quote]
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