Avoiding Winter Hat Hair
November 5, 2009 by Aly Walansky
Filed under Hair Care
It’s ridiculously cold out today – I am wearing over-the-knee boots, knee socks, jeans, and a long coat and am still freezing my butt off.

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Rumor has it though, if we keep our head warm, the rest of us will follow, and for that reason, hats are the must have accessory for the fall and winter months.
But, we all have been there: Hats may keep our heads warm, but they can be very unflattering to our hair. And, as people may see us in our hats – or when we take the hats off, and in that case, we’d like it look, well, good.
We consulted with celebrity hairstylist, Philip Pelusi, and he gave me some great tips on how to make your hair look fab in some of the most popular hats of the season.
Fedora
Contrast the angles of the hat with loose feminine waves.
Why This Works: This type of hat has very sharp “menswear” angles. This is off-set by the softer hairstyle.
How To Achieve This Look: This type of hair style works best on medium to longer length hair. If hair has a natural wave, simply apply a curl enhancing products like P2 by Philip Pelusi ReCurl to boost waves and BeachComber to add texture and let hair dry or dry with a diffuser attachment on your blow dyer. If hair is straight, use a big barrel curling iron to add curls, some facing towards and some facing away from the face.
Beret
Tuck the hair back into a side pony so that soft strands peek out.
Why This Works: A side swept ponytail is a perfect way to wear your hair under a beret. The beret has a French romantic look and this feminine ponytail really compliments that. Tuck the hair back into a side pony so that soft strands peek out.
How To Achieve This Look: This look works best with straight or smooth hair. Create a side part and use a bore bristle paddle brush and a hair smoothing product like Tela Beauty Organics Encore and brush into a low side ponytail at the nape on the opposite side of the part. When secured over your pony, the back of your beret should slouch to the opposite side of the ponytail.














