Do you blow-dry your hair?

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I would if I have the time.
I like the warm sensations through my head.

But in practical terms, it's not necessary.
My hair is thin enough that it dries itself within an hour and half when left alone in a cold and humid day.

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^Yes, it is a nice feeling when someone else blows dry my hair. I don't do it myself, mainly because my blow dryer broke about 20 years ago and I was too cheap to replace it And I quit going to the salon due to expense. I cut my own hair now as well. The only thing I do to it is heat treat it with a large curling iron because my hair looks like Ms. Frizzle in its natural state

i take it from these results that most folks don't shower up just before they leave the house, and/or their hair stays naturally clean enough where they can just go out in public even if they showered yesterday.

I have extremely fine hair. It was referred to as doll hair by specialists, they said they've never seen anything like it before.

Due to that it takes a lot of work to clean and dry, so if I don't dry it with a brush and blow dryer manually it takes many hours of work with an electric rotating brush or the blow dryer alone. Strong blow dryers are also heavy unfortunately.

In the summer it kills me, it's so fluffy it generates heat like crazy. But due to being fine hair it also oils up fast. Fine hair tends to be more numerous and with every follicle there is a sebaceous gland which overwhelms the poor thin follicle. Fine hair also gets washed inside out unlike the other types, water and products get inside the follicle. Due to the color and fineness mom always thought my hair isn't shiny. Then again her iq is of a fish and I haven't met anyone like her.

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my hair is both sparse and thin which makes it tough to keep corralled together as well as to keep it clean longer than a few hours. it covers my pate but you definitely can see through it to my scalp. despite that, because of my abundant skin oils it takes forever to air dry.

No, blow dryers are way too loud and hot and sensory-unfriendly. I have always let my hair dry naturally and it totally works for me. Besides, who has time to blow-dry??

i'd have to go grocery shopping with wet hair.

Even if I could handle the sound I wouldn’t use them.My hair is fine and dry so I would get split ends.My hair never gets oily.