What do you do with your hair?

Have you thought about plaiting it? Would keep it out the way if you then pinned it up during exercise, and would probably still look good after either left plaited or undone and ruffled?

Edited to say Amazing weightloss by the way, wow!

Haha bump. I have mid-length hair and it gets HOT at the gym. Problem is if I put it in a ponytail then on some of the weight machines (like where you have to lie down or even just put your head back) the pony tail is in the way and gets totally messed up.

mines long curly but frizzies with excess heat/cold so what i do is style it up into a bun, braid it, or pony tail it. also try using a heat defence shampoo, conditioner or a spray dry your hair with a hair dryer on low heat to it's just dry then throw it into a braid leave it and then it's out of the way.

When I had long hair I would pull it up in a "Pebbles" aka ponytail up on the top of my head. That kept it out of my face and no annoying "hair lump" on the machines.

Now I have short, chin length hair & use a bandana.

My hair frizzes too... I use products. I really like Sunsilk & Dove the best. Sunsilk conditioning curls, comes in a green bottle and you don't have to have curls to use it, is good, the Sunsilk Hydra TLC is my favorite Sunsilk prod and is WONDERFUL - I cant get it it here anymore for some reason...

The dove ones are awesome too - i dont know which i like more sunsilk or dove.

Miss it. Well, not really.

i have long straight hair so i just throw it in a pony or bun. i have some friends who have curly hair and they had it cut short or u could ask a hairdresser what they would recumend (soz bout spelling mistake) hope u sort it out soon x

Don't cut it! Straighten it and put it in a pony tail!

roll out of bed.

wash it sometimes.



I get compliments all the time, and people ask me what I do, and I tell them just that.

I'm the same, long and curly which = frizz fest after sweating. I use a detangler from Pantene for curly hair. It comes in a pink spray bottle. I really like it. It really helps tame the frizz and is not greasy like other de-frizz products I've used. I did try the one in the blue bottle for thick hair once when they were out of the pink curly kind and it was not nearly as good.

WEN!!!

Google it! :glasses:

I have THICK , WAVY hair that has been a number of lengths (from 2 in spikes to down to my bum). I am now at shoulder length hair and let it curl. I pull it up in a ponytail to workout then use a dry shampoo on it with CATWalk curl enhancer so I can get to work on time after I work out. I wear my hair down to work and maybe pulled back from my face with a headband.

I have naturally curly hair that tends to get frizzy with any kind of heat so I have brazilian blowdry treatments, no more frizz, I can go to the gym, pull it back in a pony tail, sweat my *kitten* of, take out the pony tail & it looks like it was just done.

worth.every.penny.

try to keep it in my head!!!!!!

I have very long, straight hair. Most days, I bun it. Google "Lazy Wrap Bun" for a quick and easy bun. You'll need to invest in a hair stick, but it's worth it. I get mine from Ketylo.com hairsticks. Beautiful, hand-carved and polished wood stick in a million colors. I can do anything in mine - lift, run, you name it, and it doesn't budge.

After the gym, try a conditioner-only wash. Most conditioners contain some mild cleansers, and are perfect for removing the gym sweat and grime without having to shampoo your hair again. Just put a generous amount of conditioner on your scalp like you would shampoo and work it in, then rinse. Restores your hair's shine and cleanliness without ever-drying it.

I also often braid my hair, but it gets more abused that way, rubbing against the benches and such, so I usually bun it for the gym.