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03-10-2012, 05:55 PM

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Erin524

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Erin524

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If you use a hair dryer in...sensitive areas...make sure it's set on the coolest setting and keep the hair dryer moving. Easy to burn yourself or dry stuff out too much in the sensitive areas.

I have a big tower fan that I use to help air dry too. Plus, it keeps me cooled off after a warm shower.

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