I THINK SCUBAPRO MAKES A CAP THAT IS MADE OF WETSUIT MATERIAL.. AND IT SECURES TO YOUR HEAS BY A STRAP UNDER YOUR CHIN.. ITS THE BEST THING IVE SEEN YET FOR THE HIR PROBLEM .. I AM PRETTY SURE IT IS SCUBAPRO.. MY GIRLFREIND HAS ONE I WILL LOOK IN HER DIVE BAG WHEN I GET HOME AND MAKE SURE
Hair Management?
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cobaltbabe
Diva of the Deep
Oh come on now DG. If you need to ask, I'm not going to tell you. 
Depth Gauge
Contributor
You're right, I know and I don't need to ask. But pretend I didn't and tell, tell, tell.
cobaltbabe
Diva of the Deep
Hey a girl has to have some secrets. Your going to have to use your imagination. 
Depth Gauge
Contributor
Don't have to think long for that!
cobaltbabe
Diva of the Deep
Looks that way now, doesn't it!!!
Spectre
Contributor
I got my hair caught between my backplate and my back on saturday. I enlisted the fine help of our keymaster/surface support to pull it out for me.
Enlisted the fine help of a friend of mine saturday night.
Yada yada yada...
It's a lot shorter now.
You see, I have always had VERY long hair (to the bottom of my butt), and its naturally curly to top it off (kinda like a spiral perm look) so that adds to the problem of swimming (whether in a pool, lake, ocean... doens't matter)! So... here is what I do and it works well.
1) take a shower and condition hair (rinse but not fully)
2) brush out hair and put in a high pony tail (with an elastic band)
3) Braid hair in pony tail (I use a fishtail braid but any will work)
4) Tie end of braid with elastic band (or blackies) and tuck end of braid under the first elastic band (the one in step #2)
5) put a scrunchie around base of pony/braid to look "prettier"
6) use a (?neoprene?) cover on the back of your mask strap for easy on and off
7) take braid and pony out, wash and condition hair
Hope this helps
Also, the braid stays tight while diving and will look fine if you can't get to a shower right away... Have fun, be safe and stay wet!
1) take a shower and condition hair (rinse but not fully)
2) brush out hair and put in a high pony tail (with an elastic band)
3) Braid hair in pony tail (I use a fishtail braid but any will work)
4) Tie end of braid with elastic band (or blackies) and tuck end of braid under the first elastic band (the one in step #2)
5) put a scrunchie around base of pony/braid to look "prettier"
6) use a (?neoprene?) cover on the back of your mask strap for easy on and off
7) take braid and pony out, wash and condition hair
Hope this helps
Also, the braid stays tight while diving and will look fine if you can't get to a shower right away... Have fun, be safe and stay wet!wrecNcaver
Contributor
Finally found the solution to managing my long hair with my dry suit..........I cut it off!!!!! Just got back from getting it cut and I love it already. No more hair being pulled when putting my head through the neck seal. For ME, this is definately the solution.:nod:
CoCoCheznaynay
Registered
When I was a new diver in 2000, I saw this hair problem and developed the now Patent Pending ScubaDoRag. They are much different than cotton because they stretch and they don't blow off on the boat . There is also a SecretCompartment that you can place your ponytail so it is completely away from the tank valve or the included ziplock baggy to store your room key, lucky charm or a tip for your favorite divemaster.
