Ways to Style Your Hair Around Hats and Scarves

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When the weather turns cold, it's time to break out the cute coats, hats, and scarves. However, as most hair enthusiasts are aware, fall and winter accessories such as hats and scarves can severely limit your ability to style your hair! My friends, don't be afraid. We've compiled some expert advice on how to style your hair around hats and scarves.

Styling Your Hair Around Hats

Don't be discouraged if you're having trouble styling your hair around hats this season; they can be a lot of fun to work with because there are so many different styles to choose from!

Because of their eye-catching top, trendy fall hats like fedoras are ideal for highlighting the flowing hair beneath them. The term "rocking your hair under a fedora" refers to exposing the hair beneath the hat. As a result, try curling your hair in a flowing style. This style is best achieved with a strong curling iron with a larger barrel, such as the BaByliss Pro Ceramic 1 1/4 Spring Curling Iron. To keep your curls in place and set your style on windy fall days, use a brushable hairspray like Sebastian Shaper.

Knitted caps with a loose fit are also a fun hat to work with and very fashionable for the fall season. Because these hats are tighter around your head, it's not a good idea to style your hair big underneath. Instead, divide your tresses into two loose braids. Before braiding, apply a texturizing paste like Scruples Pearl Classic Collection Texturizing Paste to your hair to keep it from getting too big. With the fitted, knit cap, this will ultimately balance out your look.

Styling Your Hair Around Scarves

When it comes to scarves, the most common complaint among women is the annoyance of static electricity ruining their look! If you're wearing a thin scarf and want to wear your hair down, an anti-static brush like Cricket's Static Free Volumizer combined with a smoothing leave-in conditioner like Rusk Sensories Smoother Leave In Conditioner is the best way to tame hair and combat the static caused by cold weather accessories. If you want to wear a thicker, warmer scarf, a low bun is the way to go. With Cricket's Static Free Thermal Brush and ISO Daily Finish Spray to hold it all together, sweeping back a perfected low bun without the static is simple.

Conclusion

As the colder months approach, these hat and scarf-friendly styles are ideal to have on hand. Remember, there's no reason your style has to suffer as the cold approaches if you have the right products and advice.