Wed, Nov 9, 2011 1:46 PM ESTBefore the Hat Touches Your Hair-
Hats trap heat, causing your hair to hold whatever shape it starts with. So if you put on a hat with flat hair, it'll stay that way. But if you start with tons of ...
more Before the Hat Touches Your Hair-
Hats trap heat, causing your hair to hold whatever shape it starts with. So if you put on a hat with flat hair, it'll stay that way. But if you start with tons of volume, well, you see where I'm going with this, don't you?
To lock in volume from the start, apply a volumizing mousse or re-moldable pomade at the roots of your hair. "Massage your scalp in a circular motion," says Christophe. Then, with your dryer on low heat, aim the heat
against where you want your part to fall, says Grmolyes.
The trick here is to use a product that can be quickly re-activated by water or heat. This way, once you take your hat off, you just need to apply water or heat to your hair to bring back the volume. Here are a few of my favorite recommendations:
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Bumble and bumble's Sumotech Wax, $25
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Christophe Volumizing Spray Tonic, $4
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Aussie Aussome Volume Styling Mousse, $3
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What does your hair look like when you remove your super stylish cold weather hat? Frizzy and full of static? Or limp and lifeless? Either way, not such a hot look.
Related Link: Find the Best Hat for Your Face Shape
Time to turn the pros. Here are a few things I found out: 1) You can actually prevent hat hair before even putting on your hat (check that out here), 2) there's a simple way to perk up flat roots (that's here), and 3) forget about forehead-plastered bangs (click here).
Click here to get the complete list of hat hair fixes, and if you want to find the best hairstyle to match your favorite hat, check out these celeb inspirations.
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