The Best Hair Hacks on TikTok We Keep Watching on Repeat

Need your hair out of your face, like now, and can't find a hair tie or a scrunchie anywhere? Just pull your hair up and twist it into a bun. Angle a pencil, pen, or chopstick into the base of your bun and across to hold it up.

We know what you're thinking: there's no way you can actually curl your hair with just a long, thin piece of fabric — but this trick actually works. Twist your hair around the fabric cloth, go to sleep, wake up, remove the belt, and voila: messy curls.

Your beautiful, natural curls don't have to get in the way of wearing your favorite baseball hat. Follow this hack for tips on smoothing down your hair and using a scrunchie to help pull the hair through the cap.

Switch up your regular look by trying this twisted hair headband — it only takes five minutes. Twist a section of hair from your left ear to your right ear, making sure to always add pieces to the twist from your hairline. Secure with an elastic, and tuck it under the rest of your hair.

Haven't had a haircut since the coronavirus started? We understand, and while we definitely don't recommend doing a drastic cut yourself at home, you can still give yourself a simple trim. Simply put your hair in a backward ponytail, then cut an inch from the bottom. Take out the elastic to reveal your new trim with long layers.

Make your hair look more voluminous with this little trick. After your hair is braided and tied with a scrunchie, gently tug on each part of the braid with your fingers to loosen it. Easy, right?

Tired of your short hair coming out of your messy bun? This hack shows you how to keep all those flyaways off your neck by using clear elastics, hairspray, bobby pins, and a scrunchie.

If you have short hair or just did a big chop, try this hack. Put a bun-maker in a bit of hosiery, then slip it over your head. Then, style a headwrap over the entire thing to give your hair instant volume.

Give your hair the hydration it needs with this DIY hair mask. It's made with ingredients you probably have around the house: avocado, egg, olive oil, and honey. After 30 minutes, your hair will be soft and oh so hydrated.

Your favorite sock has a hole in the heel? Don't worry, that's exactly what you need for this hair hack. Cut off the toe of a sock, then roll it up and wrap it around your hair for the perfect bun.

Next time you get the urge to give yourself bangs, stop. Then, watch this hair hack for an easy way to get faux bangs (it involves putting your hair into a bun and using the ends to style a fringe).

Flat-looking ponytails are a thing of the past. Secure your hair in a normal ponytail, then add clips underneath the hair to give it more bounce and volume.

This fun hair hack is for people with long hair who wonder what it would be like to get a haircut. Use a long piece of ribbon to tie it back and under — go from butt-length to shoulder-length hair in minutes.

Maybe washing your hair isn't exactly the highest priority right now. If you've gone a few days without shampoo, try this hair hack. It takes a little bit of patience, but the finished result is a really cool, edgy updo.

Cut a pair of tights to turn it into a headband in this easy hair hack. Then, wrap it around your hair, gently pushing the band up until you are happy with your high-puff look, and tie it in the back.

Normally, your straightener flattens out your style, but this hack does the opposite. Twist it as it's pulling away from your face, then let go about halfway through. Brush through with your fingers, and you're all set.

Loose ponytails are the worst — fix them with this simple hack. Join two elastics together, then secure each end with a bobby pin. Wrap the entire thing around your hair, and cover up with one strand from your ponytail.

Looking for that perfect high ponytail? Follow the instructions in this hair hack to bend a hairpin, which will help your ponytail stay up all day.