Beanie for Ponytail and Messy Bun

Covers ears
Won't slide up
Hole for ponytail
Knitted
Pastel colours

Do you like to wear your hair up in a ponytail? You’ve probably faced the issue of how to wear a hat with your hair. Many women with long or thick hair have trouble wearing hats or beanies. Why? Well, the hat or beanie always slides up the back of your head and over your eyes. Or your hair can push it back from your forehead until it falls off.

Hat hair is also a big problem. It doesn’t matter whether your hair is up or down. When a regular beanie slides around on your head, it messes up your hair. It can even make it knotty. What’s the solution? Meet the beanie for ponytails! It has a small hole in the middle. You can pull your ponytail or messy bun through the hole. It’s so stylish, you’ll love it! With this beanie, you can wear your hair up and cover your head at the same time.

This beanie for ponytails is perfect for wintertime. It will completely cover your ears. Since you can pull your ponytail or bun through the hole, it won’t move around on your head. So it won’t mess up your hairstyle! It’s made out of soft, stretchy acrylic wool. It’s warm but won’t make you sweat. Many women use it when they work out at the gym! It’s perfect to keep your hair neat. But since it keeps your hair off your neck, you won’t get sweaty.

Other great uses could be for hiking or running, camping, snow sports, and other outdoor activities. It will keep your hair from getting knotty, especially if you twist it into a bun or braid it. The ponytail beanie is thick enough to keep your head warm, but will still let your head breathe.

This warm beanie is so versatile. You can wear it with your ponytail outside it, or with a messy bun. You can use it as a normal beanie and have your hair down. Or you could have a combination of the two! Create different hairstyles with your beanie. Have a high or low opening for your ponytail, depending on how you wear it. It’s also great for when you’re in a rush. Just do a quick ponytail, pull it through the hole and you’re on your way.