Buy this shirt here: Buy this Los Angeles Dodgers x Snoopy It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year Christmas T-Shirts You wouldn't think that changing your blow-drying technique would make that much of a difference. But it turns out it can actually make or break your hair. "Microfiber towels are towels made from tiny synthetic fibers [thinner than a human hair]," Rita Hazan, celebrity colorist and founder of Rita Hazan Salon, told me over email. According to Hazan, using a microfiber towel regularly can prevent breakage and reduce the amount of stress on your wet hair.
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