7 Ways to Disguise a Bad Hair Day ...

Price: $15.00 at anthropologie.com
What better way to hide, disguise, or even fix your bad hair day than with these incredibly cute bobbie pins? Each is topped with a rhinestone dome and a brocade ribbon, ready to turn your hair disaster into a coiffure masterpiece. Each bobbie measures nearly three inches long, ideal for tucking into an updo or pinning back unruly bangs.

Price: $15.00 at anthropologie.com
Let these tiny crystal bows (atop a pair of bobbies) tame your tresses and add a little extra sparkle and shine to your day! Each bobbie is made in the USA of glass and metal and is practically guaranteed to turn a hair don’t into a hair do (pun intended).

Price: $18.00 at anthropologie.com
Ponytails are such a great way to disguise a bad hair day! A low, sleek pony for formal events, or a high, swingy ponytail for casual cuteness — either way, this set of pretty ponytail holders will work like magic. There are six ponytail holders in the set, each made of nylon, polyester, elastic, plastic, and aluminum.

Price: $32.00 at anthropologie.com
This triple-strand of glittering rhinestones is three times as pretty as just a one-strand headband. Choose versatile cream or sophisticated navy, and wear to add extra sparkle to a floral-print dress or just skinny jeans and a vee-neck graphic tee.

Price: $32.00 at anthropologie.com
My favorite sweet treats have nothing to do with ice cream or chocolate — they’re the calorie-free, guilt-free flower and elliptical fancies atop this gorgeous glittery headband. Each has a glittering rhinestone in the center, and an elastic at the back to hold it in place. Choose from coral or navy.

Price: $28.00 at anthropologie.com
I imagine Roman and Greek goddesses wore headbands like this, as they lounged and designed intrigues galore. It’s a triple strand of shiny plastic pearls, all twisted and strung together with elastic to top your tresses.

Price: $148.00 at anthropologie.com
This bright pink straw fedora is made in Italy specifically to hide a bad hair day… if your hair is long, tie is back into a low ponytail, then add this hat… if your hair is short and you have a cowlick that won’t stay down, wear this hat with a floral-print frock and poof! Your bad hair day is gone, replaced by a day of extreme cuteness!

With so many clever, chic ways to hide a bad hair day, there’s no need to fear humidity or split ends or even — gasp! — roots that need a little touching up. I especially adore that pink fedora… which of these bad-hair busting items do you like best? How do you disguise your (infrequent) bad hair days?