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[VenturaHighway]

Has anyone tried this type of hair towel? I saw them at TJ Maxx's today. I have the regular turbie twist towels but had never seen this kind. If you have, does it work good? Thanks

[LUVNLIFE]

I tried this kind years ago and discovered I didn't care for the  microfiber vs 100% cotton and button vs elastic loop on Turbie Twists. 

[VenturaHighway]

@LUVNLIFEThank-you so much. I did notice the ones today had the button. I don't care for those. I appreciate your help

[Bhvbum]

I bought a microfiber towel that is meant to go to the gym, that isn’t Terry-like but is almost smooth. It is big enough to go around my hair and tie. I like this the best because it keeps my hair from getting frizzy.  

I am a "Curly Girl Method" follower and cotton only makes my hair messy and frizzy. Many people use a smooth knit  t-shirt to tie. My hair has never looked better. 

[panda1234]

@VenturaHighway  I have this and like it. I also have a glove made out of microfiber made to dry hair. It is also good, does the job.

[OKPrincess]

I use the Calista thirsty towel and love it. (The picture is not me — she’s a lot younger.)

[jackthebear]

the all cotton are so much better for getting all the water out, which surprised me,

I love microfiber stuff for house cleaning

so stay with the all cotton ones for your hair when you can find them. 

[BarbiHollywood]

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@LUVNLIFE wrote:

I tried this kind years ago and discovered I didn't care for the  microfiber vs 100% cotton and button vs elastic loop on Turbie Twists. 

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I have one or two of the microfiber and much prefer the 100% cotton.  Seems like the microfiber dries my coarse hair too fast.

[Alison Wonderland]

They do, but I would not recommend that one. The microfiber that look soft and fuzzy like a stuffed animal is often the kind that clings to hair like Velcro and causes frizz. The microfiber that's not fuzzy and is tightly woven is much better. I like the Aquis towels and turbans.

[suzyQ3]

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@Alison Wonderland wrote:

They do, but I would not recommend that one. The microfiber that look soft and fuzzy like a stuffed animal is often the kind that clings to hair like Velcro and causes frizz. The microfiber that's not fuzzy and is tightly woven is much better. I like the Aquis towels and turbans.

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@Alison Wonderland, I use Aquis waffle microfiber towels for my hair. Even so, I still just gently blot.

Using terry cotton on curly hair roughs up the cuticle, resulting if frizz.