Q&A for How to Do a Five Minute Sports Hairstyle

You could try using oil, such as coconut, almond or olive oil. Or, you could use hairspray or gel.

You could try taking a can of hairspray and smoothing your hair down between games. Otherwise, use skate wax. It dries really hard and prevents flyaways.

A fishtail braid is a good idea, or a waterfall braid into a ponytail. Any braid is a good idea.

Try twin cornrows, a donut bun or a braided ponytail. One of these are bound to work.

It depends. I did a bun for gym class then it came off easily after running a lot. I would suggest a ponytail but something to jazz it up a bit, for example, a tucked ponytail. If you braid it, the braids can possibly be messy but I just did it again after gym.

Tie up your hair in a tight ponytail or a tight donut bun. Hairspray just keeps the hair in order and provides a bit of sheen, so your hairstyle can be done without them. Also, avoid using gel or oil if you're going to be doing physical activities, because you don't want stuff dripping down your face when you sweat.

Make a semi-ponytail where you don't completely pass your hair through to the other side.

You could try using a straightening iron, then put hairspray in it. Or, try brushing it out and then put hairspray in it.

You could use some gel. But hairspray is more effective. Go to your local salon and ask for suggestions.

French braids are quite easy, actually! First you comb your hair back so there is no part. Then you take 3 strands and begin to braid. Keep braiding until you get to the end, and then tie it with an elastic.

Try a regular style like the ones mentioned above (braids might not work as well, so go for a ponytail or bun), but use a rubber or plastic hair tie that has a lot of grip. This will hold on to your hair better. If you don't have one of these, try using 2-3 elastics, as opposed to one. Using hair products such as hairspray and gel may also help to keep your hair in place.

You could braid your fringe into a ponytail or use pins and hairspray to hold it in place.

You could use a bun net, which holds all your hair together.

Try not to fall asleep with wet hair. This is one thing that causes frizz. I also use an anti-frizz serum every day during hot or humid days, and that works well.

French braiding works as well as dutch braiding. Even a ponytail with some flair will look pretty cool.

Tying a scarf in place of a headband looks cute and is very comfortable and convenient, as well as staying in and holding well. It also soaks up some of your sweat to help prevent your hair from looking oily.

Try a low ponytail or a low bun. A French braid would likely also work.