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3 Ways to Style Your Hair for a Workout

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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A good workout doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your hairstyle. Whether you’re hitting the gym, going for a run or attending your favorite fitness class, there are plenty of ways to keep your hair looking stylish while keeping it out of your face. In this article, we’ll explore three different hairstyles that are both practical and fashionable for your workout routine.

1. The High Ponytail

The high ponytail is a classic and simple way to keep your hair secure during a workout. Here’s how to achieve this look:

a. Begin by completely brushing out any knots or tangles in your hair.

b. Next, gather all of your hair at the top of your head and hold it with one hand.

c. With your other hand, smooth out any bumps or loose strands around the base of the ponytail.

d. Use a hair tie to secure the ponytail in place, making sure it’s tight enough so it doesn’t slip during your workout.

e. Optional: If you have long hair, consider wrapping a small strand around the base of the ponytail and pinning it with a bobby pin for an extra touch of style.

2. The French Braid

A French braid is an elegant choice that not only keeps hair off your face but also looks stylish enough to be worn throughout the day.

a. Start by dividing a section of hair near the front of your head into three equal strands.

b. Begin braiding by crossing the right strand over the middle strand, followed by the left strand over the new middle strand.

c. As you continue braiding towards the back of your head, pick up additional sections of hair from along your hairline and incorporate them into each subsequent cross-over motion.

d. Continue this process until all of your hair is included in the braid.

e. Secure the end with a hair tie.

3. The Top Knot

A top knot is an easy and trendy way to keep your hair out of your face during a workout.

a. Begin by pulling all of your hair into a high ponytail on the top of your head.

b. Twist the ponytail tightly, wrapping it around its base to form a bun.

c. Tuck the end of the twisted hair underneath the bun, using bobby pins to secure it in place.

d. Make sure the top knot feels secure and not too tight, so it doesn’t cause any discomfort during your workout.

These three hairstyles are quick and simple solutions for keeping your hair out of your face during a workout while still looking fashionable. Whichever style you choose, you’re sure to feel confident and ready to break a sweat!

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