Quick-Dry Curly Hair Styling Gloves for Faster Drying
Curly hair dries faster when the water comes out first. These soft microfiber gloves squeeze moisture from set curls in seconds, so you spend less time waiting and less time fixing frizz. Use them after styling, then hang them to dry for the next wash day.
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Curly hair dries faster when the water comes out first. These soft microfiber gloves squeeze moisture from set curls in seconds, so you spend less time waiting and less time fixing frizz. Use them after styling, then hang them to dry for the next wash day.
Plush textured gloves for soft, buffed skin
- dry or rough skin
- dull skin needing gentle exfoliation
Dry your curls faster, without the frizz.
Stop waiting hours for wet curls to dry. Squeeze out the water in seconds and walk out with defined ringlets.
Built to absorb, not to rub
- Absorbs water as you squeeze
The knit holds about 20 times more water than a regular cotton towel. Work it up from the ends toward the scalp and the water leaves the curl and soaks into the glove. Each squeeze takes out more moisture, so the drying speeds up as you go.
- Soft knit, no friction
The fuzzy microfiber presses water out instead of dragging across the hair. You skip the rubbing that roughs up the cuticle and brings on frizz, and the ringlets you set stay in place.
- Wash it, wring it, hang it
Five separate fingers and a ribbed cuff keep the glove snug while you work. It is hand or machine washable. Ring out the excess water and hang it to dry until the next wash day.
Squeeze your curls dry in seconds
- 1Set your curls first
Work your styling product through wet hair and shape the ringlets the way you want them.
- 2Slip on the glove
Put one glove on each hand, and let the ribbed cuff sit snug at the wrist.
- 3Squeeze toward the scalp
Gently squeeze a section of hair from the ends up toward the scalp. Water moves into the knit with every squeeze.
- 4Ring out the glove
When the glove fills, wring out the water and keep going section by section.
- 5Hang it to dry
Hang the gloves to dry until your next wash day so they are ready to go.
Rinse, wring, and hang to dry
- Rinse after use
Rinse out styling product so it does not build up in the knit.
- Wash by hand or machine
Both methods are fine for the microfiber knit.
- Wring out the water
Squeeze out the excess before you hang it, so the glove dries evenly.
- Hang to dry
Hang it until your next use. Do not leave it wet and bunched in a bag.
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It is for curly hair. The gloves look like a plush spa mitt because the knit is soft and fuzzy, but the directions are for wet hair. Use them after you have set your curls, then squeeze the water out from the ends toward the scalp.
Yes. Style your hair first with your usual curl-defining product, let your ringlets form, and then squeeze. Use the glove only after styling is done, so the squeeze does not disturb the set.
It removes water that would otherwise sit in the hair. The knit holds about 20 times more than a regular cotton towel, so each squeeze pulls out moisture that air-drying would need hours to clear. Expect a faster finish, not a dry head in a minute.
The soft microfiber is gentle because it squeezes instead of rubbing. Use lighter squeezes on fine or wavy hair, and keep the glove off the hair once it is saturated.
Hand or machine wash it. Rinse out any product, ring out the excess water, and hang it to dry until your next use. A glove left wet and bunched up stays damp and can smell, so hang it every time.
A towel blots and rubs, which is where frizz starts. The glove takes water out without that friction. For curly hair that you set and then wait on, one pair replaces the long wait with a few minutes of squeezing.
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