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Rock Your Bad Hair Days Like These Celebs

Winter is upon us; and as much as we have a lot of indoor activities to look forward to, every girl knows how hard the cold season is on the hair. It feels like the entire beauty routine goes into wack during winter It would be fabulous to have some know-how on how to deal with it, but what about the days when you just don’t want to deal with it?

Here is a list of style items that will help you deal with winter bad hair days when you would rather hide than fix the flaw:

Rock a hat like Amanda du-Pont

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A beautiful hat in your choice of colour will help you hide your hair disaster and still look fabulous, whether you’re going casual or formal.

Cover it up with a wig like Khanyi Mbau

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A wig is one of the easiest and oldest ways to deal with bad hair days while looking gorgeous. It will save you tons of time. Wigs are also now available in every style imaginable.

Wrap it up like Mmabatho Montsho

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So much has been said about the head wrap and all of its glory, but we love that not only is it trendy right now, it fits perfectly with your winter wardrobe from office wear to midday lunches with friends and you can wrap yours up in a different style every time you go out.

Hood it up like Thembi Seete

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A hoodie is a perfectly stylish way of hiding your hair from the world. However, you have to be careful with this trend because you can’t be rocking your hoodie the entire day. The upside is that there are many variations of the hoodie, like Thembi Seete demonstrates with her cute hood jacket.

Step into winter like Lerato Kganyago

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It is after all winter, so what better way to hide your hair disaster from the world than with a trendy beanie just like one of our favourite stylistas Lerato Kganyago.

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