Colorful workout headbands that’ll keep your hair out of your face.
No matter how many hairpins you use or how precisely you put every single strand into your ponytail, hair always manages to slip out of your hair ties and clips. It also happens during the most inopportune times, too. Right in the middle of a down dog or your boxing class. Having frizzy hair get in your eyes and onto your sweat face is annoying, because it often sticks to your face. And if it doesn’t, that means you’ll have to keep pausing your workout to push the hair out of the way.
Workout bands might seem like something out of an ’80s aerobic video, but they’re thinner and more moisture-wicking than they were then. Plus, they’re more stylish. The best workout headbands are made out of stretchy, flexible materials, so they can mold to your head comfortably. These wide band headbands will stay put, unlike the super thin options that always seem to slip and fly out of your hair.
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1. Temple Tape Headbands This super stretchy pick is made out of a blend of three moisture-wicking materials. It promises to get rid of sweat eight times faster than cotton does. Made for all sorts of athletic activities, the thin band is one-size-fits all, and it’s designed to stay put. You won’t have to constantly adjust this headband. It’s also thin enough to be worn underneath hats and helmets. There are six colors to choose from.Temple Tape Headbands $8.95 buy it 2.
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