Luxury Curly Towel
Remove excess water without losing your curl pattern or causing frizz.
Traditional towels are known to rough up the hair's cuticle, cause frizz and disperse your curl pattern. With our luxury curly towel the smooth fibers will absorb excess water and still retain moisture, leaving your curls frizz-free and defined.
SUITABLE FOR
Wavy, curly and tightly spiralled hair.
COLOUR
White
DIMENSIONS
100cm x 66cm
92% Organic Egyptian Cotton 8% Elastane
After you have washed your hair and added a generous amount of Trepadora styling products use ends of the towel to scrunch curls to remove excess water. Then place the towel on a flat surface. Bend forward and gently lower your damp curls into the centre of the towel. Take the top of the towel and fold it over to the nape of your neck. Twist and roll the ends while standing then knot securely.
Leave for 15 to 20 minutes to set the curls.
This towel is designed to remove excess water, not dry your hair completely as leaving a bit of moisture to dry naturally in your hair is key to frizz reduction and beautiful curls.
This product does work better then a standard towel and is obviously a lot less damaging, however a cotton t-shirt would do the same job at a fraction of the price.
I was a bit dubious about buying this - as it seemed expensive for a bit of a fabric (that I thought I might be able to make myself!).... but it was my birthday so I thought I'd treat myself. In fact it's actually perfect - the right size, really nice texture - and much easier to use that using an old t-shirt!!
Easy to 'plop' the hair into and the finished style is so much softer than a regular towel - even a microfiber towel.
Would recommend!
I hesitated for ages about buying as it is pricey but glad I did as it is more effective than a cheap microfibre towel. Would be great if they came in more colours.
This towel is decent quality and it certainly has made a difference to drying my curls compared with a regular towel. However, it is basically good quality tshirt material and i expect that a much cheaper solution would be to buy or use an old tshirt you have lying around. Or a baby cot sheet. Its basically the same material - jersey cotton.
I like my Trepadora towel and will continue to use it because I already have it, but it is expensive, very expensive, for what it is.