• Some stores sell gloves made of microfiber cloth specifically designed to dry hair, similar to towels. You can put on gloves and squeeze your hair to dry faster.

Wrap the towel around your hair. Twist the towel in one direction, starting from close to the head. Use one hand to keep the towel in place, and wrap the hair in the other hand. Continue to twist the towel slowly down to the ends of your hair. Wrap it firmly but not too tightly to avoid damaging your hair.

Keep the bun on your head. Stand up straight and turn the bun that has just been wrapped behind your head. Clamp or insert the twisted towel head into the gap behind the nape to hold it in place.

Lower your head and carefully remove the towel. Bend forward and lower head again, gently remove hair to dry completely. Remove your hair, but still wrap it slightly in a towel so that when you raise your head, you don't have to push your hair back so that it doesn't catch on your face. Keep hair in a towel while straightening your head.

• If you have particularly thick hair, you can use 2 towels to dry your hair.

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Method 2 of 2: Wrap your hair on one side of your head

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   Blot your hair with a towel so that no dripping water is left. Use a soft cloth, microfiber towel or T-shirt to gently blot the water on your hair. These soft materials will make hair softer and less ruffled than cotton towels. You should keep separate towels for hair cleaning.

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   Curl the towel around the hair. Hold the edges of the towel tightly together at the back of the neck. Bring the hair to one side and start wrapping it in one direction. Continue wrapping until the edge of the towel. Be careful not to twist the towel too tightly around the hair.

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   Put the bun aside. Hold the bun wrapped in a towel from behind, carefully wrapping it over your shoulder. Release the bun to lie on the blue collarbone in front. You can use tongs to fix the ends of the scarf or hold it with one hand.

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   Keep hair in the towel for 30-60 minutes or until hair is just damp. If you have thick hair and need to wrap your hair for more than 60 minutes, use another towel to wrap it instead of a wet one. Keep the second towel still until the hair is just moist enough to allow it to dry naturally or dry. advertisement