Ladies! HAIR!
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Also have super long, super thick hair. I prefer it in a high, tight pony tail. but I have trouble finding good enough hair things to keep it up while I run. Pig tails work if I only have bad hair things lol. My hair is also layered so simple braids fall out quickly. I wish I knew how to french braid. That would be ideal. I'm really bad at girly things. I have to keep it off my neck so it doesn't get gross from sweat. I only wash it a couple times a week.0
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I usually wear a hat when I run...with the ponytail out of the hole in the back. And my hair touches the back of my neck too when I start sweating...so I'll braid it. I can't wear those headband thingys...either my head is too small or shaped funny because no more than 2 minutes of wearing it, it's slipping back and slides off. I've tried so many....
Other than a hat....a bun or a doubled up ponytail.
I am glad to know I'm not the only one that has trouble with headbands.0 -
I just do a french braid, holds up pretty well0
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I'm a proponent of the single or double french braid, and to remedy the headache thing, I just don't braid them TOO too tight. Just a smidge tight. *shrug*0
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When I run in a race, I do two pigtails, lower on the sides of my head. This keeps the sweaty hair off my neck.
When I workout regularly, I make a pony and then loop it halfway back through. You know, make the motion of wrapping the elastic but don't pull the pony all the way through.0 -
I have long thick hair and usually tie it in a super tight bun with a headband when I'm on the treadmill.
^^This
It keeps my hair from bouncing and swinging around. It's just too heavy to handle sometimes. But I've found that a tight bun keeps it off my neck and shoulders (way too hot), which drives me nuts when I'm working out.
Same.0 -
Mine is long and black and I live in Florida... It just depends on what mood I'm in as to what style I wear.
I have ran with it down and other than it sticking to sweat (which is a little annoying) it actually keeps my
head alot cooler (which is very nice). my favorite way to wear it though is one braid (regular or fish) with
a band at top and bottom then my favorite spiked not tight headband.0 -
I do a bun when I'm gonna work hard and sweat a lot. If I'm just walking, I will do a ponytail and occasionnally even leave it down.0
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I cannot wait to try this!!!!! Thanks!
I love them! its supre easy too.. Youtube has tutorials... Also, if you do a sock bun when its wet, when you take it out dried, it leave beautiful curls0 -
I actually just workout with my hair down0
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I have a chin length bob, so wearing it up is not an option. I usually just go as is, or I might wear a ballcap.0
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just a quick thought, if the only thinbg wrong with the pony tail is it getting your neck hot+sweaty, can you put it in a ponytail, and jaw clip it up? like this0
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A half-ponytail on top to catch my bangs, then one big ponytail to catch it all, or just a pony with bobby pins to keep bangs back. Can't stand headbands.0
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Those of you with thick, long hair who do buns....how do you get it to stay in while working out? Are you running or doing something simliar?0
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I have the same problem and I too pull my hair back in a pony. I get headaches so bad and i just cut it all off recently. But now I'm trying topull it back still but instead of pulling it all the way through I just pull it halfway so its not touching my back. But you gotta use a good ponytail holder or you'll be fixing it repeatedly0
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when my hair became that much trouble & work, I whacked it off & haven't looked back. I LOVE my short hair. NO hassles, save a ton on shampoo & products and it's cheaper to color. It takes me less than 10 mins to dry & style my hair and my arms NEVER get tired.
If you MUST have long hair gonna have to take the work, headaches & aggravation that comes with it. me? I'd rather spend a few bucks on extensions or a wig for the few occasions that I want to wear my hair long. I wore long, curly hair for over 20 years, and many times ended the day in a pony-tail. After a motorcycle ride, even with braids, it would take me at least an hour to untangle it. I'll never understand why I waited so long to go short.0 -
I just put mine up into a high bun.. I get annoyed when it falls down again though:/ Sometimes a high ponytail but my sister says I look like a tennis player.. rude:/ lol.0
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I have to have it in a messy bun or it falls out or annoys me0
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I have long thick hair and usually tie it in a super tight bun with a headband when I'm on the treadmill.
this.. put your hair in a mid to high pony. twist the pony until its a tight rope, wrap the rope around your pony tail until its all up around there. secure with a scrunchy (wrapped 2x around your bun) when my hair was long (i'm 5'8 and could stick the ends in my butt pockets ).... its VERY THICK i have a double crown and enough hair for 2 people i used to do it like this... and it wouldnt move no matter what i did (except sleep on it)0 -
Those of you with thick, long hair who do buns....how do you get it to stay in while working out? Are you running or doing something simliar?
Google sock buns. It holds the hair really well. I used to have hair down to my butt, and would sock bun and it stayed perfect.0
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