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A question for the ladies
I could not figure out what to do with my hair when putting on the mask headstraps. Do you put it over or keep it under the straps? Either way, it is definitely a bad hair day (night) :)
Carolyn
Carolyn
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Permalink Reply by Mike on
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i'll allow the ladies to chime in with the correct answer, but also wanted to point out that ResMed recently introduced a mask specifically for women that i've heard a lot of good things about: the ResMed Swift LT for Her.
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Permalink Reply by BeeAsleep on
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It IS a BAD hair night, everynight. I use the Headrest mask and the straps are like a ball cap, so in the morning my hair is standing straight on end.....really cute. I can't figure out how to calm the bangs down with the rubber strap across the hairline. I put my hair in a pony tail low on my head so it helps to hold the back strap down in place. Quite a procedure. :>D
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Like Mike said the LT Swift for Her is easier on the hair...but it caused pressure on my cheek bones. And I didn't like the air blowing straight out, the Headrest mask blows up. :>D
BeeAsleep said:It IS a BAD hair night, everynight. I use the Headrest mask and the straps are like a ball cap, so in the morning my hair is standing straight on end.....really cute. I can't figure out how to calm the bangs down with the rubber strap across the hairline. I put my hair in a pony tail low on my head so it helps to hold the back strap down in place. Quite a procedure. :>D
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