Exercise, sports and fitness are essential to our health and often become a part of our daily lives. However, when we exercise, long hair may get in our way, sticking to our faces and hindering our eyesight. Whether we're running on a treadmill or playing tennis, hair style is an important factor.

Ponytails are a chic way for many women to keep their hair in place before heading to the gym. Besides ponytails, there are several other glamorous hairstyles for sports and activities. Use one of these simple solutions to keep your hair neatly hidden during your workout. The following are some of the best hairstyles for working out, and you may still look stylish and beautiful while working out with these cute hairstyles.

1.The simplicity of the traditional ponytail makes it one of the best hairstyles for sports. It allows you to keep your hair back while working out, stylish and practical. Braided ponytail hairstyles can also be adapted. They can be worn either low on the nape of the neck or high on the head.

(1) Tall ponytails

A simple high-tied ponytail can be easily pulled up with a braided section at the top of the head. When jogging, your ponytail swings in the wind to keep your hair from sticking to your face.

Comb all your hair to the top of your head and tie it with a rubber band of your hair color. To ensure that the tall ponytail holds up well, split the ponytail into two strands and pull it firmly apart again, applying hairspray if necessary.

(2) Low ponytail with lateral braids

The combination of braids on the sides and a low ponytail at the neck is perfect for shoulder-length hair. You don't even need bobby pins or clips to keep short hair inside the rubber band.

Part the hair in the middle. Starting at the top, French braid the sides, close to the scalp towards the ears, then braid from the head towards the neck. Twist the hair into a braid at the back of the neck and secure it with a rubber band.

2.Messy top knot

An elegant variation on the traditional bun is the sloppy top knot. This cute hairstyle is easy to create and suits all body types. The top knot is a great go-to look for a laid-back gym day.

By tying your hair in a high ponytail, you can create messy top knots. After that, use elastic to secure it. Before tying your hair into a knot, divide it into two parts. Using bobby pins or elastic bands, gather all loose ends and tighten them under your bun.

3.High Bun

There is a valid reason why many dancers choose to have their hair tightly bunned. When they danced, their hair was tied up in a bun. This hairstyle also has a sophisticated, stylish look that adds a touch of panache to any athletic outfit.

If you wear your hair in a bun, your hair will stay out of the way while dancing or exercising. A preferred style is the braided bun. Braid your hair first, then tie it securely. To keep it in place, add more bobby pins and spray some hairspray.

4.Half of the bun

The overhead half bun is perfect for lighter exercises like yoga or stretching, as well as for everyday use. It won't feel tight, but the hair is safely tucked away in your head.

Separate your hair and secure it at the back of your head with a thin headband.Now twist the top until it forms a snail shape. Do not twist the ends, as this will make the tied bun bigger.Hide the tip of the hair under the bun and secure the finished knot with several bobby pins near the scalp.

5.Low messy bun

If you don't like braids or high ponytails, the best sport hairstyle for you is a low messy bun. Put your hair in a bun at the back of your neck and tie it with a rubber band.

6.Cornrows

It takes dedication to create cornrows in your hair. Although the hairstyle may take a while to complete, cornrows can last a long time. Your long hair will no longer be a nuisance, and you won't have to worry about them getting in your way. If you are active or play sports frequently, cornrows might be your best athletic hairstyle.

7.Fishbone braid

Tight braids or fishbone braids are perfect for a sweaty workout. They keep the neck and visibility clear. I think the fishbone braid weave is more beautiful and delicate than the most popular three-strand braid.

Tie your hair together, not apart into a high ponytail, and secure it with a rubber band. Wrap a finger's width of hair around the scrunchie to hide it and clamp it in place.Divide the ponytail into two parts and braid it into a fishbone braid. To do this, weave a strand of fine hair alternately from the left side and the right side.End the braid with a small headband. If necessary, smooth out frizzy hair with a little wax.

8.Messy bun with a headband

Headbands can be used in a variety of hairstyles to keep hair away from the face and bring an instant sparkle to the head.

When you simply don't have the time or energy to do so before exercising, sporty hairstyles like this one that don't require much effort or time to style can be an attractive option. A cute headband accentuates and embellish this effortlessly messy bun, complementing a variety of sportswear.

9.Short hair

Short hair will enhance an active and sporty woman's look. To accommodate your new style, you may decide to keep your hair around shoulder length. One of the best hair styles for working out is a pixie cut. It requires little style, is cute and easy to maintain. The best part is that it's short, so you don't have to worry about hair obstructing your vision.