FIRST OF ALL, we all know winter hats are cute AF. But the results of taking off your winter hat? Not so much.
And if you've been blessed with thick hair, you literally have to fight to shove your voluminous tresses into a hat or hood.
Nothing will test your patience like trying to maintain healthy scalp and hair in the dry, unforgiving tundra.
Oh, and wearing a scarf around your neck might seem effortless, but when you're trying to untangle it from your hair? HA.
You might think you can keep your wash-and-go routine when it's cold out, but with the convenience comes cruel, unforgiving hair icicles.
But if you want to avoid post-shower ice catastrophes, you must either sacrifice minutes of precious sleep to dry your hair...
...OR take a night shower to let your hair dry overnight and transform into messy bedhead in the morning.
Coats are good, right? Coats are harmless. WRONG. With coats come zippers, and with zippers come pain.
Um my hair in this zipper right now
And if all of that wasn't enough, even the best part of winter (sweaters) inadvertently mess with your fresh 'do when you try to pull them over your noggin.
We trusted you, sweaters.
Moral of the story? Hair and winter are in an unhappy marriage together. They just weren't meant to be.
Unless you use your hair for warmth, in which case, keep doing you.
