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Can't decide which method is best for you? Read this quick post to help you understand the differences between air-drying and diffusing your curls and how each technique can affect your end-style and overall hair health.

If you have waves, curls, coils, or any texture in between, you’re likely familiar with the great diffuser vs. air-dry debate. While there are pros and cons to each technique, it’s best to choose based on your specific curls and hair goals.

Using a diffuser attachment to dry your curls is the fastest way to speed up your dry time and, if done correctly, can lead to full, bouncy, voluminous curls. A diffuser—unlike a typical blow-dryer—disperses air around the hair, which helps lessen the heat directly on your strands and prevent the cuticles from being roughened up (aka causing frizz). This helps curls maintain their shape and definition. Diffusing your curls helps to set the shape of your strands, which means better curl clumps that are less prone to frizz.

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When we acquired Lumicon, we also had the opportunity to practically steal the remaining inventory of the legendary Parks Optical mirror room.  Among all of the optical goodies we purchased was the stock of superior 6" f/6 parabolic mirrors and matching 1.33" elliptical secondary flat. The 1.33" diagonal is the best size for most visual applications, email  support@opticalstructures.com if you are interested in a different size secondary. The primary mirror is just over an inch thick (1 1/16").

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Air-drying your curls is the au-naturel way to style and most people consider it the best way to dry curly hair if you have more fragile strands and you’re looking to preserve hair health. Air-drying can cut down on heat damage, save time, and can ultimately lead to shiny, defined curls. Of course, everyone's curls are unique. Some with curls swear that air-drying creates the most definition, while some with finer-to-thin textures may experience less definition due to the weight of the water in their hair stretching out the curl pattern during the time it takes to dry.

The topic of frizz is also a bit debated when it comes to air-drying versus using a diffuser. Many who choose to air-dry experience less frizz as you’re not touching your hair as much as if you use a dryer. There is also another curly camp that believes air-drying can lead to more frizz, as it leaves strands vulnerable to breakage as you move about your day (hair is most prone to damage when wet). So, your outcome will be dependent on how you can protect your damp curls from too much friction until they are 100% dry.

We know that not everyone has the time to wait for their curls to dry, and that not all dry times are created equal. If you have low porosity hair, your curls may dry quickly, however those with high porosity hair can take what feels like forever. So, let’s look at the fastest way to dry your curls.

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For those who remember Parks Optical and had the chance to view through one of their exceptional telescopes you will remember the unmatched quality of the view. These are good mirrors, but they do not come with testing data. The flats are 1/12 wave or better. The primary mirror is uncoated and the secondary is dielectric coated.

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Since air-drying and drying with a diffuser each have their own pros and cons, we recommend trying both methods to see what works best for your curl pattern. When you incorporate these techniques and tips pay attention to how small changes like using a microfiber towel or a different diffuser attachment can change the way your curls look. Ultimately, there is no right way to dry your curls—it’s a personal preference.

Whether it's a soft air-dry, more definition, or added volume that you're looking for, this multi-functional diffuser helps you create the curl styles you want on all lengths and hair textures. The universal size is compatible with most dryers. Plus, it’s made from high temperature resistant silicone and nylon material.

We're passing our good fortune along to you now in the form of this incredible deal.  We are actually selling this uncoated primary mirror and dielectric coated secondary mirror for less than what just the glass would cost new now.

This is your chance to make the high quality Newtonian telescope you've been wanting to build.  When this inventory is gone, there will be no more!

The first step is finding the right diffuser. Ouidad’s new Made For Curls™ 3-in-1 Universal Diffuser has three unique attachments that allow you to customize your curl look. Specifically designed for all curl types, this diffuser provides concentrated heat that accelerates drying time and helps prevent frizz.