Say Goodbye to Hat Hair

If you wear a hat to keep warm, and you’re tired of getting hat hair try these tips that will decrease the chances of you getting it.

This flat, matted, staticky messy look, makes us question why we even bother styling it in the first place right

For starters take your hat off every ten minutes to half an hour just for a small little brushing. If any bit of your hair starts to get flat brushing it out will give it more volume.

Don’t use mousse for more volume. That will damp your hair and ask for hat hair. Also avoid wool hats, they are the ENEMY! They stick to your hair like wool sweaters stick to shirts. Go with earmuffs instead! Ask

yourself. Does your hair stand on end when you take off your hat?
The friction created between the material and your hair makes static unavoidable.
particularly clean, and product free.

To ease this electrical charge, stylists suggest by adding a finishing product to your styling routine this will decrease the chances of getting static hair.

The product creates a barrier between the hair and the hat, so when the hat comes off, the hair stays in place.

Now, if your hair is long or you have bangs, before putting on your hat, tie long hair into a loose bun at the nape of the neck. It can be easily removed, and hair still looks pretty. If you have bangs, pull them to the side and secure with a hairpin to keep them from denting or matting.

This will keep the hair looking polished when it’s time to take the hat off.