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 Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration, Including Products, Techniques, and Appropriate  Après–ski

January 27, 2016
Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration
Winter hats are the warm staple of a tough season, a fun way to prolong hairstyles & a stylish way to proclaim how little you feel like catching a chill.  Though it is cold, and you don’t even feel inclined to leave comfort, it is an accessible possibility to texturize or style hair that peeks out so that it waves & shines.  Take steps to prep your hair & build your style with products if your plan is to remove your hat.  The stylists at Crimson have compiled advice on how to style hair for a hat & recover style after taking it off.

A Round Up Of Recommended Techniques & Products, Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration:

Owner of Crimson Hair Studio and Master Stylist Jen
My recommendation is for men to look good after wearing a hat.  Hats can create cowlicks in the hair and cause static and flatness, so style your hair with a little bit of Layrite Pomade before putting on your hat. Wet hands and run fingers through your hair to smooth out cowlicks.  Layrite Pomade is water soluble so a little bit of moisture will help reactive and restyle. A little extra product after dampening will have your style perfected until you’re ready to leave the office and bundle up for the night.  Mini pomades are also available to keep in your desk!
Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration

Becky: To avoid “hat head” I recommend using a styling powder, such as Haze by Evo, before putting your hat on. The powder will give your roots an instant lift and will allow you to re-pump your roots after taking your hat off. Sprinkle at roots on dry hair and voila!

Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration

Danielle, our curly haired queen, says:  Once the hat is on, it stays on or I look insane!

Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration

Jeanne: I find middle parts to work well when you wear a knit hat because the hair is evenly distributed on either side of your face for symmetry. Even if you don’t normally wear a middle part it can be great for after you take the hat off because you can pop your part back to its normal place and have instant volume and avoid the flat root area that normally comes from wearing a beanie. If you’re not going to commit to wearing a hat as part of your outfit of the day then maybe keep a small product in your purse to combat static/frizzy hair, or flat hat hair. A small bottle of Kevin.Murphy Fresh.Hair could help pump up your root area in a pinch, and a quick spritz of Evo Love Touch Shine Spray from the mid shaft to ends will give you a fresh mid-day do. And if you’re commuting & tweaking the hat all day, pigtails and curls are always a great go-to.  I also like to position the had a little furthur back and pull some pieces out around my face for softness.

Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration
Laura: My favorite way to wear a hat is with a messy side braid. Start with messy, dirty hair. Pull it off to the side and do a loose braid. Pop on your favorite hat and pull out a few pieces on each side to complete your undone look! Still adorable when you pop your hat off too!
Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration

Francesca: I usually use a beanie to disguise my hair when it should be washed soon. I usually curl the hair that hangs out the bottom and sweep my bangs low and to the side. It’s a cute, cool, trendy way to keep your head warm.

Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration

Sarah:  Having fine hair means that I am more prone to greasy, flat locks. When it comes to cold weather I have two courses of action: either go for a hat all day (which is not always appropriate) or EARMUFFS! I love earmuffs, they not only are normally warmer, but very cute and don’t flatten the curls or crease the straight.

Winter Hat Hair Advice and Inspiration

Stay warm this winter & use our inspiration because staying stylish is always a necessity!

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