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Rough drying ends here.

Wet hair is hair at its weakest. How you dry it decides how much of it you keep — and how long your install lasts.

The Problem

Wet hair stretches. Then it snaps.

Wet hair is up to 30% more elastic than dry hair — it stretches further and breaks more easily. Rubbing it with a standard cotton towel drags the cuticle backwards, roughs up the surface, and creates the frizz and breakage you spend the rest of the week fighting.

With an injected install, aggressive towel drying does double damage — it stresses the bond at exactly the moment the hair around it is weakest. It is the single most common cause of early bond stress between installs.

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The Fix

Microfibre absorbs. It never drags.

Pulls water out, not hair

Microfibre strands are finer than silk and wick water away on contact — your hair dries by absorption, not friction. No rubbing required at all.

Faster drying, less heat

Twenty minutes in the wrap removes most of the water before you pick up a hairdryer — which means less heat exposure on your hair and your wefts.

Weightless on the bond

The wrap is light and secured with a button loop — no heavy turban pulling at the root or the weft while your hair dries.

The Right Way

How to dry without damage.

01Press, never rub. Squeeze excess water out gently with your hands, working down the lengths.
02Flip forward, lay your hair into the wrap, twist once and secure on the button. No tension at the roots.
03Leave it 15–20 minutes while you do everything else. The microfibre does the work.
04Detangle from the ends up with a flexible-pin brush before any heat touches your hair.
05Blow-dry on medium, directing air down the hair shaft. With most of the water already gone, you'll need half the time.

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