AQUISOriginal Microfiber Hair Turban, Dark Grey

It was not q real aquis towel

Ya solía usar estos turbantes de Aquis, pero por el precio dudé que este fuera original. Así que me sorprendió gratamente que si lo sea.Seca más rápido mi cabello, sin dejar pelusas y sin restar brillo como las toallas comunes.

Like the title says, this is a very small size so if you're like me and have a slightly bigger head it won't effectively wrap and be able to tie onto the button. I don't even see it fitting a medium size head *maybe with very little hair* bc I can't get it even halfway to the button. I still use it when my other hair towels are wet and I just use a jaw clip to get it to stay up.Yes it's good at getting the water out of your hair but for the price and how small it is. I recommend you go elsewhere

I like this hair towel, soft and a nice colour. I'm not sure if it helps with frizz yet, too soon to tell, but I prefer it to regular towels.

This absorbs quickly and love how it doesn’t take long to dry my hair if I wanna just do a natural curly look. This one was much heavier weight/material and it was huge on my head. I didn’t realize they had different lengths and widths. I bought one 19x39 way too big exchanging for 10x29 even though it is same price.Definitely better than a regular towel turban it doesn’t pull on your hair which is great so you don’t get breakage from any stretching that a regular bath towel would do. This is my second one and love them, I’m afraid to try the cheaper ones advertised so I’ll stay with this and their pre-wash great stuff to put in dry hair before showering, It is great for breakage.

My hair stays wet for -longer- than it does when it simply air dries.My hair feels more damp after 20 mins in the turban than normal towel drying/turban for the same duration.I've tried both using it after a quick squeeze with a normal towel and forgoing that. If I apply it straight out of the shower, it's soaking wet very quickly and stops absorbing anything, leaving my hair damper than it would be after a normal towel dry. If I dry first with a towel, hoping to get the benefit of at least cutting down on how much friction my hair is exposed to, it hardy seems to do anything at all. The turban is barely damp to the touch.Maybe I'm not the target audience. I have straight, fine hair that reaches the middle of my back. It's neither thin nor thick and I have never dyed it. I rarely heat dry or style, so it's not terribly damaged to start with. I live in a humid region, so I don't battle with static. I mostly wanted a turban that I could use after washing my hair at night so I could climb in bed and do my skincare routine without soaking my pillowcase. This mostly accomplishes the task with less bulk than a bath towel, but I'd hoped my hair would be much drier by the time I was done with my routine.Maybe my hair is already quicker to dry than most people's and I'm just never going to notice the difference between a wring-out with a towel vs this product. Maybe my hair isn't as frizzy to start with so there's less room for improvement. I can't say for sure, so I can't declare the product a hoax outright. While it mostly does what I really wanted it to, it definitely does -not- live up to its marketing hype about drying -quickly- or skipping heat drying entirely.There are probably cheaper products on the market I could have bought that would accomplish the same thing, namely keeping my damp hair off my neck while applying creams or makeup to my face or while dressing. I'll be seeking those out when I need a replacement.