It protects the hair from thermal damage and is humidity - resistant. (laceandpearlsblog.com)
While that sounds like a small number that will not cause thermal damage, it is easily thousands if not millions of times higher than the energy density shown to cause biological damage in hundreds of studies, as biological damage typically shows up in the micro to picowatt range. (articles.mercola.com)
Attempt to blow - dry soaking wet hair immediately; to expedite your blow - out process and help prevent thermal damage, towel - wrap your hair for 10 - 15 minutes and remove excess water before using a blow - dryer. (theeverygirl.com)