Monday 25 November 2013

Save The Blow Dry

Did you know research shows us ladies spend on average 2 hours a week blowdrying and styling our hair? Hardly surprising that a clever company has come up with this gem…..


This is the ‘Save The Blow Dry’ two-in-one shower cap.


“Its secret is the combination of a gorgeous, waterproof design with an internal layer of super-absorbent micro weave towelling, which zaps humidity and condensation, bathroom-proofing hair to leave it dry and bouncy.”


As a hairdresser; and avid fan of my hair tools, I was very excited to be asked to try out one of these shower caps.



On first opening the packet I was pleased to discover just how big this shower cap was!  It’s safe to say even those with long thick hair would manage to use this product. I’ve been testing out my shower cap for a week now and love it. The size makes it easy to get on, it’s incredibly comfortable and drys quickly after showering.


The clever design means you can either use it as a shower cap to keep your locks dry, or you can use it inside out………..Yes I said inside out!


The inside of Save The Blow Dry is made of micro-woven toweling. This means you can apply a conditioning treatment to your hair, turn your shower cap so the toweling is now on the outside, then put it on. Leave for as long as you wish, remove the ‘toweling’ cap and wash the conditioner out. The results - super soft and luscious locks.



I’ve become a huge fan of Save The Blow Dry and will be recommending them to my clients. After all who wants to spend all that time styling your hair, only to have the humidity of your shower spoil it!!!

For more information check out their website www.savetheblowdry.com or tweet @SaveTheBlowDry
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3 comments

  1. What a strange little thing! Sounds really cool though :-)

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  2. I have this and loveeee it! Best shower cap I've ever used :) xx

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  3. Eeeek, not sure if it posted my last comment :( x

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