Volleyball Hairstyle Suggestions

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Margaret R.

Oct 5, 2013

Margaret R.

What are some cute volleyball hairstyles that will keep my bangs out of my face.

Olivia A.

Oct 5, 2013

Olivia A.

I had the same problem when I played volleyball, and most of the girls on my team wore headbands, but I forums they didn't stay on my head. If you French braid your bangs and then pull it into a ponytail it keeps them perfectly in place and looks cute too :)

Kona T.

Oct 5, 2013

Kona T.

Something like this (a braid being pulled back into a bun or ponytail)

Julie S.

Oct 5, 2013

Julie S.

Pull your bangs into a mini ponytail so they stay up and then pull all of your hair (plus the ponytail) into a bigger ponytail,

Bella L.

Oct 5, 2013

Bella L.

This is how I put my hair for soccer

Anke B.

Oct 5, 2013

Anke B.

Maybe you can just clip your bangs back and make a bun or a ponytail?!? sorry for bad englisch I'm actually dutch xxxx

Random C.

Oct 6, 2013

Random C.

Well I use this in basket ball so it probraly will work, but since everyone's going to be sweaty and looking cruddy anyway so you really only need something to get hair out of your face and way so braids, buns, piggitails, and ponytails should work.

Amanda jade N.

Oct 7, 2013

Amanda jade N.

I would use little mini claw clips when I was in dance and a bandana for soccer as it also helped keep the sweat out of my eyes

Madi D.

Oct 7, 2013

Madi D.

I agree with tay tay. a headband will keep bangs out of your face.

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