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  • After Helmet Hair Help

    Ok so I am riding in a clinic in the morning and going to a wedding(200 miles away) in the afternoon. I'm not sure that I will have anough time to totally shower/wash hair/restyle in between. SOO..

    What do I do with sweaty helmet hair to make it look presentable? My hair is past my shoulders and wavy. I am not at all above running my head under the hose right after I get off. lol.

  • #2
    Headband and a neat bun!
    I had to go to class after riding in the GM clinic and that's what I did... except for my breeches (oh right and the smell), no one know I'd been riding
    Face wipes and lots of deodorant too!!

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    • #3
      Don't forget some perfume!
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      • #4
        You could always use dry shampoo.
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          #5
          Don't worry I will have lots of baby wipes, deodorant, perfume on hand. The dry shampoo sounds interesting, may have to stop and get some. I will have 200 miles of driving for it to chill out, but I just don't want dome head.

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          • #6
            We have showers and somewhere to plug in a hairdryer so I would be sorted.

            However, before I moved to this barn, I rented land and stables, no shower I often washed my hair under the hosepipe.

            My hair is shoulder length as well so I just brushed it out while it was wet, drove with the car heaters on full - or if it was summer, with windows open. Then when I arrived, I brushed it out again, put it up in a french pleat or with a barrett, quick whizz of hairspray and there you go.

            Paddy
            "Chaos, panic and disorder. My work here is done"

            ~Member of the "Addicted to Lessons" clique~

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            • #7
              Try this:
              http://www.oohlalamyrtlebeach.com/_i...seball-cap.jpg
              You jump in the saddle,
              Hold onto the bridle!
              Jump in the line!
              ...Belefonte

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Parker_Rider View Post
                Headband and a neat bun!
                I had to go to class after riding in the GM clinic and that's what I did... except for my breeches (oh right and the smell), no one know I'd been riding
                Face wipes and lots of deodorant too!!
                I second this- pulled back in a bun it will look presentable, especially since the ole' baseball cap won't do

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                • #9
                  I have curly hair, so it's non-recoverable (the frizz is out of this world plus I have weird bumps from the elastic). Don't know how wavy your hair is, but if it were me I'd just run it under the hose and be done with it.
                  "Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out." ~John Wooden

                  Phoenix Animal Rescue

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                  • #10
                    I have curly and frizzy hair...and it actually is better the day after washing. Just use some sort of "smoother" and some gel. I put the gel on once it is dry and then wet my hands and reactivate it (bend over and flip you hair over putting more get at the roots) I will also use the smoother or anti-frizz stuff on dry hair (especially the ends and twirl them with your finger) and put it in a high pony tail...take it out just before you get to the wedding. My hair is layered so the bumps from the elastic actually look good...go figure.
                    Honestly, I get the most compliments when I sleep on it wet
                    Humans don’t mind duress, in fact they thrive on it. What they mind is not feeling necessary. –Sebastian Junger

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                    • #11
                      My hair is curly too and I have done this many times after a lesson/show right to an event where I have to look presentable. I wash my hair under the hose, then put fruitis curling mouse in it, and it looks good. especially if you have a while to drive before you get there, it'll have plenty of time to dry.

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                      • #12
                        Slicked back in a neat bun with a pretty clip or something on the side. Bring some hair elastics and some bobby pins, it is no problem to do while driving. Hair spray to keep the frizzies down and you are ready to go!

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                        • #13
                          Try the Pssst! dry shampoo. It's amazing.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Parker_Rider View Post
                            Headband and a neat bun!
                            I had to go to class after riding in the GM clinic and that's what I did... except for my breeches (oh right and the smell), no one know I'd been riding
                            Face wipes and lots of deodorant too!!
                            yepp...i always use this look. Wet it, pull it back and use a headband. I use the elastic type that goes around your head
                            https://www.youtube.com/user/jealoushe

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                            • #15
                              A good product to cut down on the sweat/grease is baby powder. Though I am blond and not sure if it would really work for someone with dark hair.

                              I personally would run my head under the hose, comb it out, let it air dry, and then it would go up in a bun.
                              Strong promoter of READING the entire post before responding.

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                              • #16
                                or, stick your head under the hose to get the sweat out, towel dry, then run some gel/mousse through your hair and scrunch.

                                easy, fast, cute and curly.
                                Proud member of the "I'm In My 20's and Hope to Be a Good Rider Someday" clique

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                                • #17
                                  To reduce the helmet head smell, which might be the worst part, I would try to clean the inside of the helmet w/ wipes, air it out, febreze, etc. My partner objects most strenuously not to the look of helmet hair, but it's evil smell.
                                  I tolerate all kinds of animal idiosyncrasies.
                                  I've found that I don't tolerate people idiosyncrasies as well. - Casey09

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