How Long Does Hair Take To Dry

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How long does it accept for your pilus to air dry naturally?

How long does information technology accept for your hair to air dry naturally?

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level 1

Some say it'due south still air drying to this very twenty-four hour period...

level 2

I took a shower at ten terminal night and my hair is still damp underneath. It'due south noon hither. It isn't an uncommon occurrence but it's annoying to say the least.

level 1

In that location are as well many factors at play in this. If I get out it down on a hot twenty-four hours, it might take thirty minutes. If I plait information technology in winter it might still be damp 24 hours later.

level 2

Same here - besides much diverseness. My hair is super thick and coarse. A ponytail will nonetheless be clammy 24 hours afterward. I shampooed and put in curlers yesterday afternoon and information technology is withal damp in some areas.

level 2

definitely agree with this.

level i

Almost half dozen hours or so, or more than depending on humidity. When information technology'due south longer it's much worse. I've gone whole days with my hair wet later on taking a shower in the morning.

level 1

35-40 min. I take unreliable curly/wavy/fuzzy hair but it's so sparse.

level 2

This is me! Sad, sparse, wavy hair D:

level 1

A couple of hours. Final time I went to the barber I had ii persons blowdrying me to get it done within reasonable time.

level ane

To 100% dry? About 24 hours. To looks dry? About 10 hours. Sometimes my hair just smells similar damp towel before information technology fully dries then I have to launder again. Thus why I don't bother air drying anymore.

level 1

Nigh four hours or so. It's medium length thick and wavy

level i

Several hours. My pilus is curly, super thick and nigh waist length.

level 1

If I'thousand wearing it out, probably a few hours?

If I'yard wearing it up, I can accept information technology downward at the end of the day and find information technology still damp in the middle.

level 1

It'due south very thin, then if I leave it down, it probably takes about twenty-xxx minutes to dry.

If I pull it up in a bun (yeah, I know this can cause breakage), it can take several hours to completely dry.

level 1

10 Or and so minutes. I really need a haircut before long.

level 1

Several hours. My hair is thick, long, and I have a lot of information technology.

level 1

It depends on the humidity, merely I would wager three-iv hours.

Edit: I have actually thick hair that extends about iv or so inches downward from the shoulder.

level i

Thick hair, chin length but I have a lot of information technology. 2 hours.

My sister has the same hair type and it is long. Takes most of the day for her.

level 1

About an hr and a half. I accept really long hair, but it's besides very straight and very fine.

If it's really boiling, it tin can have up to two i/2 hours.

level 1

if its downwardly the entire time similar probably 12 hours? in pigtails it takes like 2 days to exist bone dry

level 1

An amount of fourth dimension only Carl Sagan could describe.

level ane

Several hours. My hair is barely past shoulder length and it takes about half dozen hours to be 100% dry, if I"m moving during the twenty-four hours. If I'm pulling my usual 'sit around all day doing nothing' motility, it could take many hours to get 100% dry out underneath, only information technology'll just exist barely damp so it's a niggling cold.

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