• The "Blotting" Technique:Never rub the hair with microfibre. Rubbing roughens the cuticle and creates frizz. Instead, wrap the hair and use a firm, rhythmic squeezing motion. The microfibre acts like a "vacuum," pulling moisture out from the core of the hair.
• Heat-Lock for Treatments:When applying a hair mask, use a steamed (hot) microfibre towel as a turban. Because of the dense weave, it traps heat far more effectively than cotton, forcing nutrients deeper into the hair shaft.
• Color-Coded Efficiency:Even though they are stain-resistant, pros split the 12-pack: 6 for bleaching and light tones, 6 for dark colors. This ensures a pristine professional look even when working with the most delicate blondes.
• The No-Softener Rule:This is the ultimate pro secret. Fabric softeners coat the fibers in silicone, "clogging" the towel and turning it from an absorber into a water-pusher. If you accidentally use softener, run a cycle with a splash of white vinegar to restore the microfibre’s "magic" absorption power.

1. Drying Hair:Instead of rubbing, gently squeeze the wet hair with the towel. The microfibers naturally wick away moisture, protecting the hair cuticle and cutting down blow-drying time.
2. During Coloring:Feel free to use them during chemical treatments. The fabric is stain-resistant, meaning most color spots will wash out easily during a regular cycle.
3. For Steaming:These towels are perfect for the Aroma Towel Steamer. Being thinner than cotton, you can fit more in the tray, and they distribute steam heat very evenly.
4. Maintenance:Always wash microfibre separately from cotton items. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they "clog" the fibers and reduce their superior absorption power.

Manufacturer and distributor:
Alveola Ltd.
Hungary, 1143 Budapest Gizella street 28/a
Tel: +36 1251 2270
information [at]alveola.com