Hair after workout

Try Dry shampoo - there are lots of different brands but you just spray it in - makes it smell fresh and gets' rid of the greasy look until you can wash it!

I don't have that problem :bigsmile:

I would ask a cosmetologist that question but also ask what style would help. Maybe a short short style or braids...messy bun.

Can you wear a hat or a headband to cover up the sweat? I agree that maybe you should ask your stylist for a cut that will embrace the messy look.

I have a hard time going back to work after exercising. The one time I tried it, everyone asked me if I was sick because my face was red and I was sweaty and panting. It was not a good look. I have to either do it before I take my shower in the morning or wait until after work. Of course, that's not nearly as convenient as doing it during the work day....

Ask the salon about it, and good luck!

Dry shampoo, theres ones now specifically made for people with blonde or brown hair so it won't leave a white mark.

People are already telling you dry shampoo which is what I was going to say.
If you use it, run a comb through your hair after spraying it in so that it doesn't make your hair look white-ish.
That's what I do.

Umberto Dry Clean Dry Shampoo, or the Klorane one.

I am a hairdresser...A dry shampoo wont make the wetness go away, dry shampoos are meant to take the oil out of your hair if you don't like washing it everyday. I would suggest towel drying the best you can and adding some mousse for volume. The mousse will help put it back in place and help with with the drying process. Hope this helps!

I use a brand from Walmart called: NOT YOUR MOTHER'S - Dry Shampoo. I have dark hair, and I do have to scrub it in really good with my fingertips to make sure it works right and doesn't look like gray hair haha. I still know how it works, so it's the one I trust best. I haven't branched out...
...But they do have color specific ones on the market. I want to say, maybe Suave? Seems like the blondes have the aersol can version, and the darker haired ladies they have something in a moose variety...
...BUT - if you use the dry shampoo, you don't want to put it on the sopping wet hair as you mentioned by your neckline. You'd want to maybe do your shower thing at the gym, then ride back to work. and just before you go in, step into the work bathroom and towell scrub the hair again with your fingers and when that extra wetness is off, then you can spray the dry shampoo on...
...ALSO - you don't want to put hair spray ontop of the dry shampoo. I made that mistake once, and it looked like DANDRUFF TOWN lol.
i have a youtube channel where I did a demo of the dryshampoo if you want to check that out shoot me an email I'd be glad to share the link

In your situation, I'd just blow it dry a bit. When I wear my hair straight and if i am not too sweaty after my workout, that is what I'll do.

dry shampoo if you aren't sweating a lot.

baby powder won't make your hair white unless you put too much in. just gently squeeze the bottle for a little bit of powder, rub in, brush with comb to distribute.

I always tell my clients to use a little spray gel, mouse or root lifter at the scalp and then flip their hair over and blow dry. It will help mask any smell along with drying up some excess oil due to the alcohol in the products!

If you have curly hair i pretty much suggest the same thing except use a diffuser concentrated at the scalp to help minimize frizz but still dry the product/sweat.