eh, depends, are they stil;l forming and sectioning? or have they already knotted up? what i would do if still forming is run and let em be FREE 
they form and section with movement so...but if knotted some hair ties would be alright me thinks.
my bad haha i forgot, yeah if i were you i would just let em hang!
I was hoping this thread would answer the same question from me. My hair is to my waist and there are occasions when I really must tie it up for safety orhygienereasons. For example, I'm currently doing up a house with my daughter and need to keep my hair well away from power tools/gloss paint/bleach (and indeed the excrement we've been scrubbing off the walls with the bleach). Is it likely to be a problem making a loose braid or knot? Or what else could you suggest?
I run almost every day and simply tie my hair back. It's been 5 months, and the hair's dreading up just fine. Putting it in a ponytail just for the duration of your run isn't going to hurt it any.
Patience, I work with wood and also have long hair. What I have done was cut the sleeves off my husbands extra large t-shirt and slip it over my hair. This works fantastic for me.
Patience said:
I was hoping this thread would answer the same question from me. My hair is to my waist and there are occasions when I really must tie it up for safety orhygienereasons. For example, I'm currently doing up a house with my daughter and need to keep my hair well away from power tools/gloss paint/bleach (and indeed the excrement we've been scrubbing off the walls with the bleach). Is it likely to be a problem making a loose braid or knot? Or what else could you suggest?
That sounds a cool idea Barrellady, I'll have to look and see what I can find to do something like that. My hair isn't very fat yet so a narrow sleeve would work! I was looking at hat/headscarf/headband type things but I always find things worn that far forwards push my glasses down which is less than ideal!
