View Poll Results: How long does it for your hair to air-dry?

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  • Less than 1 hour

    93 8.42%
  • 1 to 2 hours

    246 22.28%
  • 2 to 3 hours

    328 29.71%
  • 4 to 5 hours

    247 22.37%
  • More than 5....I have super thick hair!

    190 17.21%
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Thread: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

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    Member Silver's Avatar
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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    it takes 2-3 hours.
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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    4 to 5 hours in an air-conditioned room, more if the weather is humid.

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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    My hair takes a surprisingly quick time to dry its really strange, I noticed it last summer when drying off from the pool my friend was shocked about how fast my hair dried. It wasabout the same length. Because it was longer, I thought it might take longer to dry, but I guess not.

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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    It normally takes until mid afternoon at the earliest if I wash it in the morning and leave it down. If I braid it, it will still be wet at 10 at night. I've got really thick hair.

    The other day I went out with my wet hair in a bun and the bus didn't come so I had to walk a couple of miles in the cold. My bun fell out with the walking and when I felt my hair it had frozen and I couldn't even bend it to put it back up! That has never happened to me before.

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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    About an hour for me.

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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    If I leave it down, around an hour or two.

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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    2 - 3 hours I'd guess. But if i go to bed with wet hair, it can be slightly damp when I wake up still.

  8. #128

    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    about an 1hour hour in a half, but I do towel blot prior to this. but not towel rub.

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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    Usually it takes 2-3 hours. When is sunny, warm days is even shorter time .

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    Default Re: How long does it take for your hair to naturally air-dry?

    All depends on the time of year. In the winter it takes a couple of hours to completely dry. In the summer, if I go outside, its will be completely dry in less than 1/2 an hour

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