Evolve Frizz-Free Hair Drying Tee

This towel is awesome for anyone to use. As soon as I'm done with my shower, (in the shower still) 1) I flip my head over towards the ground 2) I put my hair product in my WET hair & rake my product through with my fingers and finger comb my hair 3) I put the Evolve Frizz-Free Hair Drying Tee right next to the tub - and my head still flipped over, I put the Evolve Frizz-Free Hair Drying Tee on my head (with the button in the back of my head) 4) gather all of your hair in the towel - if you have a lot of hair or long hair be mindful to get it all in there 5) start twisting the Evolve Frizz-Free Hair Drying Tee 6) flip my head up slowly (you don't want to get dizzy) and then you tie it off with band around the button Notes: - don't make it so tight that you're pulling out your hair - a tad but loose is good - remember you just put product in your hair so you don't want it to drip down your face at all so dab the area around your face with a towel quickly if the water starts to drip down or blot it with the Evolve Frizz-Free Hair Drying Tee - you'll need to wash this once per week - I put it in the washing machine but then flat dry it - I've never put it in the dryer - i'm sure you can though - I think this would be great for your curly kid who you struggle with combing their sensitive scalp because it's hard for kids to sit still - it doesn't require any comb/brush time but my curls still come out beautiful because i'm soaking up a TON of water (less water = less frizz) and therefore my products are in my wet hair which is important. I leave the tee on while I'm eating breakfast, brushing my teeth, getting dressed, makeup, then my hair is the last thing I do. If it's cold out I diffuse it a tad but 90% of the time I undo the towel, use a pick and just fluff out my fro and let it air dry the rest - spraying just a tad of a finishing spray that can be used on wet or dry hair Hope this helps you

Best hair towel I've ever used

My stylist recommended I try t-shirt toweling for my thick, shoulder-length wavy hair. Rather than try to fashion something out of an old shirt, I opted for this item, but still had my reservations. My hair is notoriously thick and soaks up water like a sponge. Though I've dealt with frizz for 30+ years, I was still a solid member of the terrycloth towel club. Anyway, I've used this t-shirt towel three or four shampoos now (I shampoo and condition only twice per week) and have been a bit surprised. Each use has taken a little getting used to, making adjustments to placement or how to wrap my hair, but I've now figured it out. 1. Do not use this if your hair is longer than shoulder-length. Doesn't matter how you fold or arrange your hair, it simply will not fit to dry evenly enough with any speed. 2. Do not expect it to be fast-drying like a terrycloth towel. I squeeze out as much water as possible, repeatedly, and gently blot with the other towel before wrapping up in this one. I also let this towel stay on my head much longer than a normal towel. Twenty minutes tops. 3. Once your hair is tucked inside, it's not going anywhere, which is great. With regular towels, I'd have to readjust frequently after simply getting ready for my day, bending over, etc. The button fastener on this little guy is a perfect addition. 4. While wearing, massage the towel in a bit to get damper areas of hair, especially the top where it all tends to clump and lie together. Overall, I'm pleased. It seems to do a good job of cutting back on the frizz and triangle head I've fought for decades, by leaving my hair a little bit smoother and more weighted down without sacrificing body. It's easy to wash, too, however, I do wash it with clothes, rather than towels due to its type of fabric. If able, I'd give 4.5 stars, but for the price this is definitely worth the try.

This works well, I purchased a few more after trying other brands that I had to toss. My Granddaughter loves this brand also, after ordering others that did not meet the quality of this one, it actually absorbs your hair moisture, some just don't.

The good: Lightweight and easy to fasten Smooth fabric doesn't contribute to frizz Stays in place Looks less goofy than a t-shirt tied around your head The bad: It's one thing layer of material, so it's absorbency is limited. It's fairly small. if you have a big head like mine or just thick hair, it's going to be tight. It may not hold all of your hair or cover your whole hairline. It's as cheaply made as you would expect for the price. For my part, I'm just going to go back to tying a long-sleeved t-shirt around my head. I can make multiple layers for absorbency and tie it as loosely as I like. For no headaches, I can stand the insult to my dignity.

I use a hair drying cap for drying my naturally curly hair in a way that preserves the curls. The cap accordions them together and they look better than if they dry stretched out falling down. The cap slows down the drying. My main goal is not drying but to get well-defined curls. Before putting on the cap, I pat my hair with a bath towel to remove excessive wetness. After that, my hair is wet but not dripping. This cap is made out of t-shirt material, you make it fit the shape and size of your head by twisting the tail of the cap and then folding it up. Finally, you secure the loop on the end of the cap to the button on the front of the cap. You can choose to put the button on the front or the back depending on how you want your hair to dry. For me, it looks better if the button is in the front as it lets the hair fall around my face. If you look at the photos I attached you can see that when you twist the cap it forms a V-shape, whereas the other side of the cap forms an even line. Before I purchased this cap, I used a towel around my head to do the same job. The cap stays on my head tighter and better. I do not sleep in a cap because I find it to be too hot to wear in the summer. The cap works well for both long and short hair. Your long hair goes into the tail of the cap. With my short hair, the tail is just fabric. Ali Julia review

I purchased this to use in helping to keep the frizz out of my hair, which it claims to do. Since it wouldn't even allow all my hair to fit into it, I never got the chance to try it out to see if this would really work or not. I wanted something easier than the whole t-shirt mess involved with "plopping" your hair. There's no way this would have stayed on all night, when I couldn't even get it closed, let alone all my hair into it. The button and loop fastener seems barely secure enough to hold it on your head before even getting in the bed, and the material is not true t-shirt material. I doubt the claim of the absorbency based upon the way the material felt. I can only imagine how flat my curls would've been in the morning, let alone having to worry about frizz on top of that. If you have any length to your hair, or thickness, which I have both, this probably isn't the product for you. It definitely is NOT a "one size fits all" as advertised. If you look at the pictures on the box it's packaged in, it barely looks like the models have any hair underneath it. I returned it and will stick with the t-shirt for now. I've tried too many of these different types, all claiming they're the answer. I'm done with all of them at this point. I'm also not sure what is NEW, as advertised on the box, about this product, since there's reviews and questions posted that are 3-5 years old.

I have curly hair and for the last few years have watched countless videos and used multiple products to achieve a non-frizzy head of curls. It's not easy. I have also used different towel turbans - they do what they are supposed to do - start drying my hair while I continue to go through the morning or evening post-shower ablutions. All good. You tube curly girls keep telling me to "plop" my hair after my shower, or "plop" my hair at night, which translates into wrapping a t-shirt around your head to dry your hair and it will help avoid the frizziness. I either have a lot of hair or a very big head because t-shirts just fell right off. When I saw the evolve frizz-free hair drying tee, I thought that for the price it was worth a try. Wow! I will tell you what I have found works for me - after my evening shower, I put in a lot of leave in conditioner and gel in my dripping hair and let a micro-fiber towel gently dry it up for me. Once I'm ready for bed, I take the micro-fiber towel off and put this on my hair for overnight. When I wake up, my hair, being really thick, is still damp, but while it dries...There. Is. No. Frizz. All. Day. Color me astounded. Now, I will say that for me, this works better in the overnight. If I use it in the morning, I certainly don't get a lot of tee-time and I walk out with my hair still wet. It still frizzes - and to the same extent. So somehow for me, keeping it in the tee overnight works. Would absolutely buy this again and would recommend to others. It's great!