5. DIY a shower cap
No shower cap? No problem. Grab those plastic bags most gyms supply for dirty clothes and wrap it around your head to keep the water off. A dry-towel-turned-turban works as well.
6. Just wash your bangs
Even when my hair is a bit sweaty, I usually don't wash it. Instead, I work with the texture and grit the dirty hair gives me. Leaving it wavy in these situations is also essential. To make sure it looks clean, I leave out the front "bangs" part of my mane and rinse the section with shampoo, conditioner, and water. I blow it dry with a round brush. Pull the rest back into a low ponytail or bun if you're really self-conscious about it.
7. Blow-dry away from the showers
It is more difficult to dry your hair in moist environments. So pick the blow dryer that is as far away from the steam room and showers as possible. Your strands will dry quicker and look less frizzy!
8. Create a hair product cocktail
There's a very specific three-step routine I do with my dirty hair when I want to refresh it, add volume, and mask smells. It's all explained here with easy-to-follow GIFs. But know that you need to pack dry shampoo, texture spray, and hair oil in your gym bag.
