I haven't used a blow drier in years. I'm a night showerer, so it's usually not that big of a deal to let things air dry, but every now and again waiting for my crazy long and thick hair to finally dry so I can flat iron it into submission is a trial of patience.
So when I saw a blow drier at Costco for $15, I decided it was time to get on board with fried but quickly dried hair.
After the next shower, I let things air dry for a bit, got frustrated with waiting around for so long and decided to go use my new toy. And walked out of the bathroom looking like this:
Yes, Zach laughed his head off. And so did I. Silly me, I assumed that all you did with a blow drier was point the hot air at your hair, and it would dry and look like normal dried hair. I assure you, that is not normal, dried hair for me. Apparently it is possible to mess up something as simple as drying your hair, because I certainly did.
Apparently I now get to learn yet another piece of normal girl life. And just when I was starting to learn how to wear matching outfits other that jeans and t-shirts.
Or I could just continue to flat iron my hair into some semblance of normalcy.
(Also, I would like to point out that I'm not wearing any makeup in either of these. Granted, posting that first picture just about killed any hopes of blog vanity, but still.)
I totally get it. My blow dryer is a handy thing to have, but I don't know what I would do without my straightener. It's the best invention ever.
ReplyDeleteYou think that was fun, try it with thick hair that's not quite shoulder-length. Wheeee!
ReplyDeleteIf I don't want to straighten my hair after blow drying it, I have to take it in sections, use a brush, and avoid all temptation to take the faster way out (flipping my head upside down and getting it from all angles). Patience, boo.
Is your hair naturally curly? You need a diffuser if so :)
ReplyDeleteI can blow dry my hair all day long and it doesn't really change much. I guess I'm lucky?
That is awesome! And you are awesome for posting these photos! I am very, very jealous of your non-crazy hair, btw. How long does it take you to flat iron it?
ReplyDeleteYour hair is just like mine. Long, thick, curly, and wild after blow-drying. If I want it to just dry faster without bothering with a straightener, I have to use a diffuser. But I usually lose patience, and it still ends up kind of frizzy anyway.
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