I need cute hairstyles/makeup for biking?

Axel

Not super intense biking, but my friend and I are going today, and biking to a local park and there will be cute boys. So how should wear my hair and do my makeup? (yes, I do plan on wearing a helmet :P)

Answer
Well, if you straighten your hair, then get hot and sweat, your hair might start to go wavy. Try a side braid, side ponytail, or french braid (if it doesn't make your helmet too snug). Makeup, wear a bonzer or moisturizer with some spf, higher than 15, some eyeliner, and tinted lipgloss with spf (again). keep it minimal and natural looking

Riding bike to work....helmet hair?

college_ga

I'm riding my bike to work, and was hoping there might be some advice out there on how to somehow avoid helmet hair, or a hairstyle that would not look too heinous after wearing a helmet. I work as a barista so it doesn't have to look super professional, just decent. Also, my hair is long enough to go in a ponytail, but not long enough to make something like a side ponytail look okay. Well, even if my hair looks like crap at least I will have reduced my carbon emissions.

Odd place to ask, since it's beauty related, but I wanted people who had experience to answer.

Answer
You can try wearing a (thin, headscarf type, not a woolly one!) scarf tied around your head - I do this mostly to keep my ears warm but it also means that my helmet hair problems can be solved with a quick brush.

Powered by Yahoo! Answers

How to keep hair from being so tangled and messy while riding a motorcycle and wearing a helmet?

best bike helmet for ponytails image

Q. Not to sound vain but wearing the helmet and with the wind blowing it everywhere while being on the bike, anyone have any suggestions on how to help my hair?

Answer
Braid it, or wear a low ponytail.

How should I have my hair on a bike?

Phleaner

Being a metalhead, I have fairly long hair. I am wondering which method of having my helmet on my noggin would produce the most comfort: ponytail or just loose with helmet on. I will not consider cutting my hair for anything, so only serious answers please.

Answer
Get someone to braid your hair. Makes it shorter than a ponytail that will still flog around in the wind.

Powered by Yahoo! Answers

Hairstyles for wearing motorcycle helmet?

best bike helmet for ponytails image

Leather an

I have very thick hair (with bangs) that is about halfway down my back. I not going to cut it but am looking for some ideas on what to do with it under the helmet and what types of styles, other than braiding, others have found that work very well.

Answer
LOL good luck!! i have been looking for the same thing hon. ok that said no braiding huh? that is the best other options is pony tail and holders all the way down the length,your bangs though? your screwed.... i never knew how my ma did it but her hair looks good soon as the helmet comes off, OH I GOT IT!! use a do-rag for the top of your head a fasionable one and alot of bikers use them, if u got a cute face it will look ok, but u need to contain the flow in the back, try the ponytail holders down the length of the tail or really learn how to braid, some bike shops sell gizmos and gadgets to contain the mane, i bought a few and found braiding takes less time

how to wear my hair for a long bike ride?

CountryGir

so im doing a 70 mile bike ride tomorrow and its gonna be hot as hell out and i know i shouldnt worry about what my hair looks like. but i am because my crush's mom is picking me up from the finish and hes coming with her. (longggg story) how should i wear my hair that is cute, cool, practical, and wont look absolutely insane when i take off my helmet. please help! (no sarcastic or mean answers please) thankss:)

Answer
How about a braid, either French or regular style? A braid will hold everythng in good and snug, and it will still look fairly nice (relatively speaking) after your ride. A ponytail can still get soggy, limp and "clingy" with sweat while a braid stays out of the way. You might need to adjust the fit of your helmet slightly, but that's no big deal.

Powered by Yahoo! Answers