[Crimson Dynamo]

So from stepping oot the bath or shower, you towel dry your hair, how long does it take you to "do your barnet"?

Pour moi, for example , it takes 13 seconds to rub in a little bay rum and then comb my hair and jobs a good un. But how long does it take you?

[Niamh.]

If I'm going out probably about 20 minutes to dry and straighten it, on a normal day I just let it dry naturally and then tie it up in a pony tail or something, so no time basically

[_Tom_]

Depends on length.

When short, 15-30 seconds - but when longer it can take a few minutes as I have curly hair that never wants to conform.

[RichardG]

about 30 seconds

[Withano]

After the shower.. I dont. before I go out the house 5-30 minutes

[Will.]

2 hours

[caprimint]

After I've washed it then I just dry it which takes about 10mins.

If I'm going to work then it takes 5mins to brush/straighten slightly. If I'm going out with friends/family or whatever then it takes 25mins to straighten it all.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Chile lemme tell you about Afro hair- ain't no 30 second to -30 minute business

[bots]

somewhere between 0 and 0.5 of a second

[Marsh.]

LT pretending he needs a comb for his three strands of hair.

[Jessica.]

I always wash my hair with warm water, not hot. I shampoo and rinse twice, then I put conditioner in and leave it til I'm finished washing my body and face. Then I rinse again and wrap my hair in a microfibre hair-wrap after squeezing out excess water.

When it's washed I just blow-dry it and brush it if I'm going somewhere. If I have no plans I'll just give it a rub with a towel and let it air-dry. I don't like using too much heat or products on it since its very fragile.

[reece(:]

About 10-15 mins

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

I always wash my hair with warm water, not hot. I shampoo and rinse twice, then I put conditioner in and leave it til I'm finished washing my body and face. Then I rinse again and wrap my hair in a microfibre hair-wrap after squeezing out excess water.

When it's washed I just blow-dry it and brush it if I'm going somewhere. If I have no plans I'll just give it a rub with a towel and let it air-dry. I don't like using too much heat or products on it since its very fragile.

Are you washing your hair or baking a cake?

[VanessaFeltz.]

a year

[Ammi]

..I don't know/maybe 10 minutes-ish...I've never timed it but not very long, it just becomes so routine soo quite a quick thing...maybe a little longer when I've just had it cut and then...uh, I can't get it right now...

[Natalie.]

20 minutes

[Josy]

During the week about half an hour, at the weekends or for going out etc can take anything up to 2 hours depending on what I'm doing with it :/

[Crimson Dynamo]

Josy walking doon the high street in Airdrie..

[Josy]

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

Chile lemme tell you about Afro hair- ain't no 30 second to -30 minute business

Ain't that the truth.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Josy walking doon the high street in Airdrie..

[Babayaro.]

No longer than 5 minutes

[Tom4784]

My hair's quite long atm so about half an hour or so. It only takes a few minutes when it's short though.