I posted about this scarf/braid thing I do a while back, seems like it might be a good choice for your needs. The scarf would keep your hair from blowing around in the wind, braid keeps your length together and doesn't interfere with the headrest.
This goes to all who puts hours in behind the wheel: what do you do with your hair to keep it out of mischief?
I'm looking for a hairstyle or combination of style, scarf, hat whatever that will not only tame my halo (which goes rogue as soon as I open a window) but also hold the BSL-ish length stable.
I am unabashedly paranoid about anything solid where my head hits the headrest. Just scared that in a head on crunch, the hairclip/ barrette/ pin will get crushed into my skull or something equally daft.
To add one last boggle, the individual hairs are thin and fine - just the sort that repay careful gentle handling after a decade or two.
Suggestions, please?
I posted about this scarf/braid thing I do a while back, seems like it might be a good choice for your needs. The scarf would keep your hair from blowing around in the wind, braid keeps your length together and doesn't interfere with the headrest.
That I need to try! For sleeping in, too? Now that's seriously handy as I've not yet splurged on silk pillowcases yet!
I dangle mine over my shoulder AND over the seatbelt strap so that there is nothing for it to get caught under!
I do agree with braids. And something like a crown braid or hair taping gets it all the way up as well as off the nape of your neck. I agree, having something on the back of my head is annoying when driving if it hits the headrest and tilts my head forward. It messes up my posture.![]()
Brillant! Where do I look for "taping" as I'm guessing you do not mean Scotch or 3M?!
I love this community - so much help and encouragement!
Last edited by PianoPlaye; July 22nd, 2011 at 06:19 AM.
Torrin has a vid on hair taping here.Ribbons!
Thanks for supplying the link, Pepperminttea! I got a little bit lazy there.![]()
When I have to drive a lot I usually do a side braid. If it isn't a long journey, I just wear it down over my shoulder, and bun it when I get to my destination.
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