If I shower at night I usually towel dry, comb and let it air dry. If I shower in the morning I blow dry it. My hair dries very quickly.

I go to bed with it wet and it's still wet the next morning! It's really thick! Then I use the flat iron to mash out the curls and flip it under... I like my hair...
Nancy

Blow dry

I have such a super hair cut, and don't need to do anything with my hair, other than let it air dry.

Moni

Air dry, unless I'm going out in the cold soon.

On the weekends when I'm not going anywhere, I just towel dry. It's finally grown out enough now from my last haircut that I can blow dry and curl it for work.

Towel, then air. My hair is dry so don't need more of it!

Blow dry if going out, other wise, towel dry, scrunch and air dry.

Towel,then blow dry...I have hair that has a mind of it's own,and if I don't blow dry it with a round brush,it flips out,and curls under exactly where I don't want it to.
Right now I'm trying to let it grow from super short to chin length,so no matter what I do it's lacking style...time to see my hair stylist I do believe.

Pat w/ towel, add leave-in conditioner and some light gel made for curly hair. Air dry; never blow dry.

Same as Eliza Ann...got to use that heat-sensitive round brush with the blow dryer to make hair look right.

I air dry unless I'm going out, then I blow dry to style it.

Blow dry..but that may change after yesterday's haircut (which was shorter than I wanted).

I towel and blow dry to style, most of the time. If I get busy after my shower, it's just towel, comb into a style and let air dry.

Air dry.

Air dry, finger style, styling paste and scrunch.

In the winter, blow dry, in the summer it's to hot for that! It gets air dried and looks like it! It looks much better when it's blown dry.

Tami

Thank goodnes for blow dryers. I use to have very thick hair and it would take all day to dry. Now it is not so thick, but blow drying sure speeds things up.
Clare

I use just a blow dryer and brush.

I just towel dry and then let it air dry.
Lois

Blow dry and style.

Air Dry 99.9% of the time. I get compliments on how healthy my hair looks-and I attribute that to not blow drying.

Mostly Air Dry, but if I have a "special day". the night before I wash my hair and air dry it. Next day I will style with flat iron or curling iron. Naturally curly hair has a mind of its on. Depends upon the humidity. LOL!

Gayle

Towel dry some, then blow dry while styling with fingers.
Leslie

Just got it cut off 2 weeks ago so is so easy now....I blow it dry and use a straigh iron on it takes about 10 mins...Stacy

Blow dry, otherwise it would take forever to air dry.

Towel dry, then air dry. Haven't had a blow dryer in 20 years since mine died. Don't own and don't know how to use a curling iron.

Blow dry.I have very thick,but baby fine hair,i do keep it short,but if i don't blow dry it then it's so heavy it just falls and doesn't have any style to it.So blow drying it is.
Kathi

I'm a wash and wear!
Don't even own a blow dryer!

Towel dry, then air dry

My hair is very thick. I blow dry it most of the time.
Lu

I wash my hair in the shower, and I wrap my wet hair in one of those super-absorbent towels from Sephora. It stays in that towel while I put my makeup on and then I give it a quick blow-dry, using a round brush on the botton of the back, to curl it under, and I use my fingers on the sides to sort of style it while the air is blowing over it.

All of them. It depends on what time of the day, weather temperature and whether I need to go somewhere or staying at home.

I have never given my hair a blow job ...

... and don't think that I'd know how, even were I to have the necessary equipment.

I usually give it a quick towel dry, mostly around the edges, for there isn't much on top. I have to do it rather quickly, or it gets so dry that it's hard to control it.

Then I need to comb it quickly, or I would probably need to dampen the hairs on top a bit, in order to have them stay where I want them to.

ole joyful