Use Hair Candy Clip-in Hair Extensions for Different Hairstyle Ideas for the Winter

It is officially winter in Australia! It’s also the time when women would rather stuff their hair in a hoodie or beanie or tie it in a messy bun than style it properly for the season. But this does not need to happen. You can style your hair any way you want even in these frosty times. Here at Hair Candy, we want you to be inspired to style your hair any time of the year. Here are some simple ideas on how to wear your hair in the winter.

Wear a fiddler cap

While a beanie is a more preferred headwear during the season, not all outfits can match with it. Consider wearing a fiddler cap. If you want to look edgy while still protecting your hair from the cold, put a fiddler cap on for size. You can wear your hair down or tie it into a low ponytail. It’s quick. It’s easy. And it’s perfect for the woman on-the-go.

Do a fishtail braid

If you want to keep your hair in place while you are out and about, you can fishtail braid it. There are many ways you can fishtail braid your hair, like fishtail ponytails and traditional fishtails that flow down your back. You can also do half fishtail-half ponytail braids—the possibilities are endless!

Make a top knot

No time to straighten or curl your luscious locks? Go for a neat look by doing a chic top knot hairstyle. You will never have to worry about fixing and keeping your hair out of your face. If you do it tight enough, it will stay in place for as long as you are outside. The best part is it can work with both a formal and casual outfit.

Whatever hairstyle you think looks good on you this winter, make sure to practice proper hair care methods to avoid dry, frizzy hair.

Get your hair extensions only at Hair Candy

We at Hair Candy have our own brand of weft, keratin, and clip-in hair extensions, which are made to look natural just like your real hair, to add length and volume to your winter hairstyles. Get your hair styled for the chilly season only at Hair Candy’s hair salon, located in the Gold Coast at Hope Island, Queensland.