Took off your scarf and your hair flew in every direction?
Took off your scarf and your hair flew in every direction?
Winter in Seoul is cold and dry. Knit hats and scarves rub your hair with every step, and dry air can't carry that static away. So your hair sticks to your cheeks the moment you sit down. Here is an easy routine, from your front door to taking off your hat.
Before you go, dry your hair fully, roots too. Damp hair under a hat sets flat and puffs up later. Use just 1–2 drops of oil on damp ends.
Put your scarf on first, then pull your hair out on top. A hat with a cotton or smooth lining rubs less than rough knit.
On the way, spray mist into the air and walk under it. For hand cream, a fingertip's worth on two fingers is enough. Slide the flyaways between them toward the ends.
Swap a plastic comb for a wood or rubber one with wide teeth. A little mist on the teeth can help, too.
Take your hat off slowly, front to back, and don't shake your head right after. Smooth the back down with an open hand.
Stylist tip: static often shows first on dry, rough ends. Tell your stylist how often you wear a beanie, and they will help you choose how much to trim.
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Save this for cold days and share it with a friend who lives in beanies.
by APEAK HAIR
