When was the last time you used a hair dryer, on your hair?

[CortneyAnne]

Probably last month or so. I have thick, naturally curly hair. So blow drying it and straightening it is very time consuming, although I always love it afterwards. I've always said that having naturally curly hair is a curse and a blessing, haha! ;-)

 

[Atwood]

I'm curious. I'd say over 20 years for me.

Just a few days ago I used it on Coco,
my large golden retriever (probably) mix,
after her bath.

 

[Wandering_Here]

2 weeks ago, my hair is short now and air-dries really fast!

 

[sassylady]

About a year. A year and a half ago I had to go on high blood pressure medicine and about 3 months later realized my hair was falling out. It was the medicine, so I got a wig. I've since stopped the medicine and started exercising, but love the ease of just pulling a wig down on my head and I'm ready to go. Will probably never do my own hair again even though it has come back in.

 

[Yowie]

About 15 years ago.
I shave my head these days.

 

[Ugly]

About 15 years ago.
I shave my head these days.

Shaved heads and long facial hair for the win! haha

 

[Oncefallen]

About 15 years ago.
I shave my head these days.

Assuming pic is your avatar you, it appears your blade died before you finished the job.


Epic beard!!!!

 

[JesusChica1991]

I used one on Sunday but I dont use it much really because of the heat. I HATE HEAT.

 

[dliz]

3 months ago, When i had my hair trimmed. Lol. But i do sometimes use the electric fan to dry my hair. It's less damaging compared to using a hair dryer.

 

[ServantStrike]

AAAAAAAh.

Zombie mod. Zombie mod!

 

[blue_ladybug]

​Uhh, that would be never. LOL. I let mine air-dry but my hair is really long so it takes like an hour and a half to get completely dry.

 

[JesusLives]

​Uhh, that would be never. LOL. I let mine air-dry but my hair is really long so it takes like an hour and a half to get completely dry.

Right there with ya. I have to give at least a 2 hour window before I go somewhere unless I just go with wet hair.

 

[arwen-undomiel]

In my old house, when it was winter and we had bad door seals or something, and the door would freeze stuck, my dad use to use a hairdryer to melt the frost on the doors. That was like a about 12 years ago. Myself- 2 years ago, I air dry my hair overnight.

 

[JustAnotherUser]

A month or two ago here. I would blow dry if I have something to look forward to and shower the morning of the event. It takes me a good 15 - 20 minutes to have my hair completely dry from it compared to having it air dry for maybe an hour or two...

 

[jogoldie]

So my air conditioner unit froze ....last week.......used it for a long time.........but it worked...
I swim.......alot.......so I prefer to wear my hair short...air dry.......hmmmm.....10 min..give or take.....
and my babies......they have long curly...extra think.......what .......not gonna happen.........oil ...and go....besides these girls are so beautiful......they could have a bag on their heads and still look good......so unless its to be used as a tool...... Bout ten years....

 

[lookwhatthelordhasdone]

By the way the question of this thread was posed, it makes me wonder where else you would use a hair dryer....

 

[Lynx]

To melt ice, to fend off an evil snowman (or for a rabbit to stick up a snowman for his carrot nose,) to dry a shirt quick, to toast a marshmallow...

 

[lil_christian]

To melt ice, to fend off an evil snowman (or for a rabbit to stick up a snowman for his carrot nose,) to dry a shirt quick, to toast a marshmallow...

Wait. Wait.

HOLD ON A SEC.

Are you telling me you toast marshmallows with hairdryers??

 

[Lynx]

It is possible. Takes a bit longer than a bonfire.

 

[lil_christian]

It is possible. Takes a bit longer than a bonfire.

That actually sounds kind of awesome. haha! Now, if only I had marshmallows...