Save the Blow Dry


Please be warned, I hadn't had much sleep when I took the following photographs. You have been warned.

Hair is my nemesis.

More specifically, my hair.

It is thick, curly, frizzy and generally a bit of a natural mess. I straiten is (normally) every day for work or socialising. I straiten my hair so much that even some of the people closest to me don't know what my natural hair looks like. Now, some people love curls...I do, on other people...on me I have to blow dry, straiten and style my moo or else a nervous twitch develops.

So you can imagine the daily dice with frizz that is showering...

I don't use a regular shower cap as I find them crinkly and unhelpful. I usually get the same results from tying my hair into a scruffy top-knot and being extra careful! I can't wash my hair every day...firstly because with my thickness it would cost me an absolute fortune in shampoo, but secondly because it does it NO favours what-so-ever. So imagine my joy and intrigue when I came across Save the Blow Dry, a revolutionary new shower cap that has two layers to combat frizz and eradicate moisture.



So here I am, giving this bad boy a whirl...

Before.


During.


After.

I found it surprisingly comfortable and generous in size, had I still had my long hair, I think I still could've to it all in! As you can see, when whipped it off my hair was a bit of a dragged-through-bush mess, yes, but it had been stuffed into a shower cap, what could one expect? It was, however, unaffected by the heat and humidity of my shower! Hooray!

I'm so happy that I've discovered this product, it could really save me a lot of time when getting ready to go out in evenings or even in the mornings when I return to work next year. No longer will I have to adhere to my strict shower, make-up hair routine, working around my husband (who takes forever in the bathroom in a morning) and my children (who are a juggling act of timing all on their own)!

Here are my pros and cons...

Pros.
- Attractive; it's got a lovely, retro-esque bow-design on the outer layer.
- Frizz-risk-reducing.
- Multi-purpose; if you turn it inside out, you can use it over a hair mask or treatment!
- Nice and big to fit all your long, thick locks in!

Cons.
- When I wore it inside out, for some reason, the elastic cut into my forehead and I found it a but painful to wear for the time I needed to have the mask on!

So there we have it! My new best shower friend!

You can snap up a Save the Blow Dry of your very own and have humidity-free hair for £14.95

Clare

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Little Pink Teacup: Save the Blow Dry

Monday 25 November 2013

Save the Blow Dry


Please be warned, I hadn't had much sleep when I took the following photographs. You have been warned.

Hair is my nemesis.

More specifically, my hair.

It is thick, curly, frizzy and generally a bit of a natural mess. I straiten is (normally) every day for work or socialising. I straiten my hair so much that even some of the people closest to me don't know what my natural hair looks like. Now, some people love curls...I do, on other people...on me I have to blow dry, straiten and style my moo or else a nervous twitch develops.

So you can imagine the daily dice with frizz that is showering...

I don't use a regular shower cap as I find them crinkly and unhelpful. I usually get the same results from tying my hair into a scruffy top-knot and being extra careful! I can't wash my hair every day...firstly because with my thickness it would cost me an absolute fortune in shampoo, but secondly because it does it NO favours what-so-ever. So imagine my joy and intrigue when I came across Save the Blow Dry, a revolutionary new shower cap that has two layers to combat frizz and eradicate moisture.



So here I am, giving this bad boy a whirl...

Before.


During.


After.

I found it surprisingly comfortable and generous in size, had I still had my long hair, I think I still could've to it all in! As you can see, when whipped it off my hair was a bit of a dragged-through-bush mess, yes, but it had been stuffed into a shower cap, what could one expect? It was, however, unaffected by the heat and humidity of my shower! Hooray!

I'm so happy that I've discovered this product, it could really save me a lot of time when getting ready to go out in evenings or even in the mornings when I return to work next year. No longer will I have to adhere to my strict shower, make-up hair routine, working around my husband (who takes forever in the bathroom in a morning) and my children (who are a juggling act of timing all on their own)!

Here are my pros and cons...

Pros.
- Attractive; it's got a lovely, retro-esque bow-design on the outer layer.
- Frizz-risk-reducing.
- Multi-purpose; if you turn it inside out, you can use it over a hair mask or treatment!
- Nice and big to fit all your long, thick locks in!

Cons.
- When I wore it inside out, for some reason, the elastic cut into my forehead and I found it a but painful to wear for the time I needed to have the mask on!

So there we have it! My new best shower friend!

You can snap up a Save the Blow Dry of your very own and have humidity-free hair for £14.95

Clare

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