Blair Bands Part II

So why would you want to wear a head band?


1. If you don't know what to do with your hair - Wear a headband.
In so many ways, you can style your hair without the fuzz. If you've got all that volume and you seem to be having such a bad hair day, take advantage! Head bands tend to look better nowadays with hair that has volume. Create a dramatic look by placing your hair in a bun then use either a thick type of band or a multiple stranded band to create more drama. Use it on a casual or even a formal look.


2. To chop or not to chop? - or just don't
If you're in a dilemma of whether to cut your hair or not or change to a different hair style, before you do, try accessorizing with a head band. It suits most hair styles and types. Whether you have long wavy hair, straight, short or even if you're donning a bob cut, it will most likely suit you. Just make sure that your head band is comfortable enough for you. There are head bands that have "teeth" and some are just basically lined with velvet to suit your hair type.

3. She bangs - most of the time
Bangs are also in almost every season. But sometimes, they kinda get in the way of things especially when you're sporting a bang style that's high maintenance and needs blow drying to get the proper curve. Having bangs won't allow you to chop them off (unless you want to look like a 3-year-old barbie doll with the bangs chopped off...I did that to one of my barbie dolls before..haha). So if you don't have the time to maintain and waiting for your locks to grow takes like forever, put a head band on and be at ease.

Avoid:

- Wearing a headband when your hair is wet: it just dries or ruins your hair and most often the results are those curly or frizzy hair strands or lumps that won't go away that easily. it's like baking your hair to put it simply. Some say it causes migraines as well just as when you tie your hair when wet or something.

- Sporting headbands that have materials or forms that do not work well with your head shape or hair type.