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The 4 Steps I Use to Prevent Hat Hair

Posted 12/20/10 at 11:27AM by Rebekah George

Dry hair completely: If you normally let your hair air dry, blowdry it completely before putting on your hat. Otherwise your hat will flatten out wet hair and there won't be any hope for resuscitation.
Use Moisturizing Products: The more hydrating the product, the less frizz and friction you'll get with your hat.
Give Hair Powder a Go: Sprinkle a little to the inside of your hat to help prevent static. (Try Klorane ECO Gentle Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk, $18.)
Clip Hair: Twist your hair into a high bun or clip before donning your hat. Then untwirl when you take your hat off and flip your head upside down and give it a little shake. Your style will be sure to have stayed in place.
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Nice tips
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Nice tips
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Nice tips
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Very useful for the winter.
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hat hair sucks butt i need it especially since i get sick easily but this is great tips that i will rememebr
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My one and only step that I use to prevent hat hair--don't wear hats. I usually throw on a hooded jacket, and just wear the hood. It saves me a lot of trouble :)
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