Hello lovelies!
Now for those of you who can't tell...
I am, indeed, British.
I live in England, uh, which is a country full of
rolling green hills and beautiful buildings and...
POURING rain
And quite occasionally, intermittently...
evil wind.
It just likes to ruin your day.
I also really like having very pretty hair.
Which the weather does not necessarily agree with.
But here are my top tips
for keeping your hair very pretty
even when it's raining and windy and everything's going wrong.
I love a vintage scarf.
Just as much as the next vintage girl.
But really...
I mean, is this going to do anything to help?
Against the weather?
No but it's very cute.
Now here are some products that should help to protect your hair.
If you're facing a breeze that's ruffling your curls, then do like the queen and protect your set.
Just a little scarf and a pin to hold the front in place.
If the rain has become more of a shower
then you're going to need a bigger scarf.
Pop it over your head, protecting the curl at the front
tie and hold down with a pin on the same side as your parting.
If it's decided to tip it down and you're facing damp from all corners
then you're going to need to protect your hair from all angles.
This is where the turban comes in.
Or what I like to call, the backwards turban.
Sounds kooky, really looks a little kooky, but it works.
Tie once in the back, tuck the excess under your curls, then around to the front. Fix in place.
When the rain and drizzle are horrific but you have somewhere to be and want your hair to stay looking perfect, then this look is vital.
Don't be afraid, just go with it.
Grab one of those special hair ties that leave no mark in your hair.
We've bought 20 for 20 P in Malaysia and I use nothing else.
Tie your hair up but avoid pulling.
Get a sandwich bag or a dog poo bag.
Don't judge, it works.
And pop that over the curls.
Twiddle the handles until your hair poof is completely enclosed and tie.
Fix the front curl in place then cover the whole thing in a big scarf.
Excellent! And no one will know your secret.
I hope you found this video really helpful.
Let me know down below in the comments.
Especially if you have some other really amazingly great ideas and tips
for protection against the elements.