You know you are a long hair when....

[MusicalSpoons]

When the only time you EVER touch a hairdryer is to dry something completely non hair-related. (A solar shower that stubbornly refused to fully dry out above the heater.)

[knobbly]

When the only time you EVER touch a hairdryer is to dry something completely non hair-related. (A solar shower that stubbornly refused to fully dry out above the heater.)

Haha I use mine to warm up the leather conditioner for my doc martens.

[Duroniel]

When the only time you EVER touch a hairdryer is to dry something completely non hair-related. (A solar shower that stubbornly refused to fully dry out above the heater.)

Totally agree!

[shelomit]

Walking from the closet to the bathroom to put my hair up, I brushed up against a doorframe and my hair got caught in the faceplate

Uff, faceplates are the WORST. I swear they manifest little grabby fingers when we aren't looking!

[mochichichi]

I got a hairdryer for Wet Hair Emergencies because I cannot go out with wet hair, hard stop, and when I bought it, the reviews had folks complaining that it didn't blow hot enough air--I said "PERFECT!" and bought it

[Bri-Chan]

I'm jealous of all of you that just air dry every time, it gives me a lot of discomfort if the temperature in my room isn't warm enough. I find it very uncomfortable for the amount of time it needs and I also get cold.
I use an hairdryer, low speed and medium heat, for 10 minutes (after being in my microfiber towel for 30 minutes). I keep it as far as I can and I use a diffuser. After that my hair still needs a good couple of hours to fully dry, if not more.

[lapis_lazuli]

I'm jealous of all of you that just air dry every time, it gives me a lot of discomfort if the temperature in my room isn't warm enough. I find it very uncomfortable for the amount of time it needs and I also get cold.
I use an hairdryer, low speed and medium heat, for 10 minutes (after being in my microfiber towel for 30 minutes). I keep it as far as I can and I use a diffuser. After that my hair still needs a good couple of hours to fully dry, if not more.

Also jealous; I'm the same. I only wash my hair down to APL normally and I still can't let it just airdry, unless I'm willing to wait the entire day. My hair will hold on to water forever if I let it.

[Butterfly Blue]

You know you're a long hair when...you put on your shirt and someone tells you your hair is hanging out of your sleeve!

[mochichichi]

By my latest count my hair takes at least 8 hours to dry after being toweled, and I live in a very dry climate. I can't imagine how awful it would be somewhere more humid.

Most days I use a floor fan pointed at my back from across the room. Gets me down to about 2-3 hours.

[mermaid lullaby]

You found that length where you can do any hairstyle