How to maintain style under a hat: hairstyles that will withstand winter tests

Here are a few hairstyles to help keep yourself in control (and your hair too)!

Classic bump : for those who want to pull off a hat without surprises

The classics are always in fashion! The bump is the hairstyle that can not only survive the aftermath of a hat but also handle it like a true defender. You make a gullet on the back of your head, throw on a hat and you're done! This hairstyle is suitable for voluminous hats and berets because the bump is located quite low, and after removing the hat you will not need to re-smooth your hair. Convenient, stylish and, most importantly, no mess!

Low ponytail or one or two braids: sporty, comfortable, and safer than any safety net

If you wear tight hats or hats made of coarse wool, a low ponytail is the way to go. Suitable for both men and women, it allows you to stay free from all sorts of kinks and 'antennae' in your hair. If you want something more playful, you can braid two pigtails.

They are also placed low, which allows the hat to fulfil its function without conflicts with the hairstyle. Once the hat is removed, the hair stays in place and there are no surprises.

A wavy bump with a little carelessness: romance with a touch of winter

This hairstyle, known as the "tangled bump", is a real find for those who want to look like they just stepped off the catwalk (or at least from a beauty salon, very stylish). Just make a gulka in the style of "carelessness that costs a lot" (the main thing - do not comb it and do not pull it to the last millimetre!). Such negligence will leave an impression of lightness and will not collapse even under a hat. And when you take the hat off, you'll look like it was meant to be. Bonus: this hairstyle goes with any type of headwear, from a beanie hat to a fedora.

The slicked-back hairstyle: for anyone who's not afraid to be daring

Slicked back hair is the rare occasion when a hat helps you maintain your shape. Before putting on a hat, apply a little wax or gel to your hair, slick it back and you're done! The hat will gently press the hair down, helping to lock in the look. When you take the hat off, your hair will remain neatly combed. This option is ideal for hats with voluminous tops or hoods when hair needs to be kept smooth and structured.

Small plaits or dreadlocks: a little boho for a winter adventure

Small plaits or light dreadlocks are another hairstyle not ruined by a hat. If you're ready for an unconventional winter style, this option is great for any winter hat. And yes, this option will work for everyone, regardless of gender. Once you take the hat off, the look of the hairstyle only gets better due to the structure created while wearing it. It looks great and is quite easy to maintain!

A few universal tips:

• Structured hairstyles last longer. If you can't get the perfect hairstyle, add some texture spray or dry shampoo to your hair. This will help the hair stay in place even after the hat is removed.
• Choosing the right hat. Hats made of natural materials are less likely to electrify your hair, so it's best to choose one if you want to keep your hairstyle.
• Anti-static is your friend. A couple of spritzes is enough and your hair doesn't fly around. This product can be carried around and used even on public transport!

Winter can certainly be a test for our style, but that's no reason to give up. Let the hat become your ally in creating an unforgettable winter image, and the "crow's nest". will be left to the birds!