Long hair itself doesn't have a direct relationship with feeling cold during a bath. However, wet hair can contribute to a sensation of feeling colder after a bath, especially in colder environments.
When your hair gets wet, it can hold onto water and take longer to dry. If you're in a colder environment or exposed to a draft, the wet hair can make you feel colder as water evaporates from your hair and skin. This is why some people prefer to dry their hair thoroughly after a bath to minimize the cooling effect of wet hair.
In general, it's a good idea to keep your body warm after taking a bath, whether you have long hair or not. You can use a towel or a hairdryer to dry your hair and body, and you may also want to wear warm clothing to help maintain your body temperature.
Answered2023-08-15 14:39:06
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