THE PERFECT HAIRCARE Curly Hair Girls Microfiber Plopping Towel Set - Anti-frizz Silky Smooth Hair Drying Wrap for Women - Super Absorbent Large Hair Towel + 2 Scrunching Towels to Micro Plop

I was on the hunt for something that could manage my wavy hair without the frizz or fuss, and "The Perfect Haircare Curly Hair Girls Microfiber Plopping Towel Set" was the answer. The microfiber towels are soft, absorbent, and gentle, keeping my waves intact and significantly reducing drying time.What impressed me most was how well these towels worked for plopping, enhancing my natural waves without any added frizz. It's straightforward, with no complicated techniques required, making my hair routine much easier.My hair feels healthier, looks better, and I've noticed a decrease in split ends and breakage. For anyone with wavy hair looking for a simple upgrade to their routine, this towel set is a game-changer. I only wish I'd found it sooner!

FYI, I got the set with one big towel and two mini-towels.From the first moment I started using this set, I noticed how quickly these towels absorb moisture!I used the two mini-towels to pre-dry my hair while I was still standing in the shower. I have A LOT of hair, so I have a particular method for drying it.First, I hand-squeeze my hair to get as much water out of it as possible just by squeezing it with my bare hands.Then I use one mini-towel and do the same thing again, just hand-squeeze as much out of my hair as I can until my mini-towel is soaked.Then I use the other mini-towel to dry my face and neck, and then scrunch my hair with that mini-towel as much as I can until I can't scrunch out any more water from my hair.Then I wrap my hair up with the big towel and finish drying off the rest of my body with a separate (cotton) towel.Once I'm dressed and lotioned and finally able to attend to my hair again, I take it down, put a very small amount of leave-in conditioner on the ends, then put it back up in the same towel, but this time I use the "plopping" method of wrapping my hair, instead of the quick spin-and-tuck method that I first used in the shower.Then I do whatever I want to do for the next couple of hours until my hair is mostly dry, and then I put on my silk bonnet and go to bed.By morning, I have well-defined and soft curls, and an amazing amount of volume in my hair!I've used this method for years for my hair, but I always used a couple of cotton shirts to dry my hair before, and I've never had my hair dry as well before bed as I do now with this microfiber towel. I've certainly never had as much volume in my hair before I got this set of towels.I was initially skeptical of getting this set, because of the price, but I'm glad I did! The quality of the towels is amazing, and I expect them all to last a nice, long time!

This is the only towel I use on my curly hair. It is excellent, very absorbent and doesn’t make my hair frizzy. Highly recommend for all the curly girls or guys out there.

I have fine, thin, mid-length wavy hair -- consequently, while I definitely have waves, the waves stretch out very easily under the weight of water. In fact, until I got a much shorter haircut than desired (the stylist got carried away), I didn't even realize I'd developed waves because the weight of my previously very long hair was obscuring the fact (until the haircut, I just knew my hair had become frizzier and more tangly than it had been). Upon recognizing there was wave in my hair, though, I've done a good deal of research in caring for it, and I've tried several techniques to come up with the best ones for my hair's thinness and texture. I've tried the normal suggestions for plopping wavy/curly hair multiple times, but that didn't work well due to with my thin, fine hair and my cowlicks -- ultimately, I've found that micro-plopping right side up, making sure to use a wide-tooth comb to comb the hair over the cowlicks before scrunching, and diffusing right-side up just works much better for me.I've also found regular microfiber hair towels/wraps didn't really help preserve the shape of my waves and curls without frizz. Old cotton t-shirts were gentler in that respect, but they weren't nearly as absorbent as was optimal for my hair -- getting the water out more efficiently was preferable with my texture to preserve the shape. I'd heard some good things about this brand, and liked the fact that the material was touted as absorbent but had no loops, so I decided to give this set a shot when I had a gift card to spend.Let me start with what I really like. These towels are as absorbent as I'd hoped they would be, and the results I get when micro-plopping and scrunching in product with the scrunching towels are wonderful -- I get much better wave/curl clumps than with my hands, a microfiber towel, or a cotton tee and I get far less frizz. So if I were only reviewing the micro-plopping towels, I'd have rated those at five stars instead of four (as it stands, I'd actually give this set 4.5 stars if half stars were an option in this rating system). However, because, at the time of this review, the company ONLY offers the scrunching towels I need for micro-plopping bundled with a larger towel that doesn't work very well for me personally, that does lower my rating a bit, especially at this price point.Now, granted, I think that if I had thicker and longer hair, I'd likely have much better results with the standard sized towel that comes with this set, but regular plopping really doesn't work very well for my fine, thin hair, and the larger towel is major overkill for micro-plopping the amount of hair I have -- I end up juggling a major excess of material, and it ends up being kind of awkward when I'm trying to micro-plop the hair I have. So instead, the large towel usually ends up just absorbing drips on my shoulders while I exclusively use the micro-plopping towels on my hair, and for the cost of this set, that larger towel feels like a total waste of my money. Because I scrunch in product with the scrunching towels, having more than two is preferable -- they get a good amount of product in/on them, so I like to switch those scrunching towels out after each use and then wash them all in one load. Instead of being able to purchase a multi-pack set of just the scrunching towels I need, though, I've had to to purchase a couple more of these sets just to get a few more of the scrunching towels.I tend to be frugal in general, and this product is not exactly what I'd call budget-friendly for what it is, so while I'll still spend more money if something performs significantly better than other products I've tried, when it seems clear that a bundle is forcing some consumers to spend money on something they don't want to get something they do because it's the ONLY way to get it, that does have some impact on my evaluation of that product's quality and usefulness for me as a consumer. Sure, I imagine that some consumers might benefit from having both products, but I don't, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. I definitely don't need a lot of large drip-towels just to protect my shoulders -- and since this company does offer the larger towel by itself to serve one segment of their customer base, I think it might be worth it to them to consider the fact that offering the scrunching towel either as an individual purchase option or in a multi-pack of just the scrunching towels would better serve another segment of their customer base -- after all, not all curlies/wavies have long, thick hair, but this kind of material DOES help preserve the shape of waves/curls and reduce frizz for those of us who don't, too.Accumulating more of the larger towels, though, is a deterrent to me as I already have more of those now than I need. I suppose I could cut up the larger towels, but despite the fact that they appear to have raw-cut edges (they do look like they are precision-cut, though, and aren't rough), I'm a bit concerned about the material maintaining structural integrity when washed if I cut it with regular fabric scissors (and to be honest, I also have a bit of a thing about things being uneven or obviously cut up by me when I've paid good money for them -- it MIGHT work to cut up a standard towel into smaller pieces and to cut off the parts designed to secure the larger towel for plopping, but to be honest, I can't bring myself to do it and risk ruining them). I also have male friends with shorter/shortish but curly hair who'd benefit from the smaller towels and who care about the way their hair looks, and I'd buy the smaller ones as gifts for them, but I don't want to buy more of this whole set. And it wouldn't be hard for the company to offer them on their own. For this set, the company packages the two scrunching towels in a separate box from the larger towel, and each box has separate labeling, so offering 2-packs or 4-packs of just the scrunching towels wouldn't require them to change their packaging.I think it's worth it to me to explain why, for this particular individual consumer, this package being offered as the ONLY current option to get the scrunching towels impacts my rating of its value and quality -- it is worth noting for others with my hair "situation" as well as for those within the company who have decided to offer this set as the only option for the purchase of scrunching towels -- after all, I always hope companies are reading and considering feedback when making improvements and expanding offerings. Not everyone has the same needs, after all. I DO think that either for individual consumers with thicker, longer hair or for a family with a variance of hair length, thickness, and texture, this set could be a great option as it offers some variety in size and function, though. And I do think the material itself does what I wanted it to do, so I'd gladly recommend the material from which these towels are made to other curlies and wavies. I'd just like an option that's right for me. That being the case, while my rating for this set would be higher if the company offered another option that didn't require I buy items that I don't need or want when I just want more of the scrunching towels, I'm still providing this set a strong rating. And I'm happy enough with the items I actually wanted to buy that I'd absolutely buy more of those scrunching towels if they were offered in an appropriately priced bundle on their own.

First off, this is a real ad, not a fake one. Second, I spent a couple hours browsing the other hair towels in Amazon and filtering through the reviews. I settled on this one and I'm glad I did. I'm brand new to treating my hair with respect, so I've never used a t-shirt or any other microfiber towel before. I'm not going to bother trying anything else. I really do think this is more absorpant than a regular good quality towel and I do see a difference in my hair after it dries. The only complaint I have is that it's a tad uncomorable. I'm still learning how to use it in a way that doesn't pull at the top front of my head. I wrap my hair in it REALLY tight so I think that's more of a me issue than a fault of the towel, though. All in all, I'm glad I purchased this and I actually look forward to using it after I shower. I bought the option that comes with the two smaller towels and use those first to get most of the water out of my hair before I throw in the big one, then keep it up while I do my makeup. It's an excellent size, lots of room to fit all my hair as I grow it out.

Very good product

Indispensable pour mes cheveux! Ces serviettes en microfibres font toute la differences! Robuste car plusieurs passages en machine y compris sèche linge elles n ont pas bouger! Elles sont vraiment bien! Pour le plumping, etc...elles sont vraiment géniales!

Lovely Silky Micro fibre hair towel set, perfect for curly hair routine. Silky soft micro fibre, excellent for plopping, micro plopping, and amazing to SOTC. Good value and quality. One good sized hair towel with toggle and 2 smaller hand plopping towels.

I never thought I would love and go gaga over a hair towel, but here we are. Got the best curls of my life using this towel by scrunching out excess water after applying curl products. The amount of water it takes up is amazing. Definitely a product you need in your curly girl arsenal.