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#150 by Nonick on 12 Jun, 2010 15:58
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Lately, I've been wearing a hat less for protection from the sun, and wearing sunblock more. The sunblock seems to be doing the trick!
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#151 by texanron on 16 Jun, 2010 14:15
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It depends on what I'm doing. If I'm going to be out on the golf course I'll throw a hat on with a full brim. If I'm only to be out in the sun here and there I'll rub on some sunblock.
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#152 by marcx on 16 Jun, 2010 14:26
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It's funny--I've bought several hats out of the feeling that I need them, but often times I gfeel like with all the effort to maitain a smooth dome I don't want to always cover it up
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#153 by BAZ on 17 Jun, 2010 19:01
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I like hats. When I have hair, my hat size is a 7 7/8 - 8 (depending on the hat) and it's tough finding something in that size.
Sly, I drop a size or two ( I have very thick hair) and can find hats that fit. However most of the hats I like don't feel right when I'm sly. So it's mostly ball caps. -
#154 by bubbadave3 on 26 Jul, 2010 00:32
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I just bought a Goorin Bros. scally cap this past weekend in Portland, OR.
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#155 by RayzorBlade on 10 Nov, 2010 16:37
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I live in Florida and sometimes a hat is easier to remember or throw in the car when you need it than sunscreen. I'm always outside and I'm Irish so my head burns quick. That's about the only time I wear a hat. Before I shaved my dome I would wear hats more often.
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#156 by football guy on 30 Jan, 2011 08:21
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i wear a backwards cap a lot of the time...always have....now its to protect my head thought. My fiance makes me take it off more often now, because she is a big fan of the smooth sly look. So the answer is yes, i do wear my cap less but still wear it a lot for scalp protection
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#157 by Harleyman on 01 Feb, 2011 07:49
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I never a ball cap even in the summer,I also don't use sunscreen I let the dome get a good burn than tans nicely,I do wear a wool cap in the winter since I work outside.
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#158 by Jack21 on 01 Feb, 2011 07:59
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I wear a hat to the gym and wear a beanie outside in the winter like these days. I wear a collar and tie to work so obviously no hat here. The less I can wear a hat the better, but sometimes there's just not too much choice - freezing temps e.g.
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#159 by deepvoicenc on 05 Mar, 2011 04:36
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Toboggans (I think they're called knit caps in the north) when its cold, baseball caps when its hot.
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#160 by Hezabaldpiper on 05 Mar, 2011 07:54
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Beanie for me when its cold, hats just dont do it. In the summer I wear sunscreen and once in a while Ill wear a hat.
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#161 by sailor61 on 06 Mar, 2011 15:12
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I've got a shelf full of ball caps, including a few that achieved "old friend" status back in the day..... But, since I've gone sly, only when it's been raining. In the bitter cold I've actually pulled on a knit winter hat, something I would rarely do before.. I never knew how things would look when it came off. So, in general, far less. And when I do, only for a purpose.
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#162 by kevin on 07 Mar, 2011 09:29
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I have always loved hats and caps. Even when I was 18 and had a fullset of hair I would wear beanies and hats.
I still do. I find baseball caps do look a bit odd on sly heads though. So recently, I've been wearing beanies (especially as it's been freezing here) and the grandad flat cap.
What I love though is.. No longer am I wearing a hat to hide! I am wearing a hat because I feel like I want to wear one or I think it looks well with the clothes I am wearing that day. Or for the more practical reasons of it being Cold outside or if it's warm to protect me from the Sun. -
#163 by CraftyGuy on 07 Mar, 2011 10:09
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Definitely use SPF in the summer, but generally my goal is to obtain the same amount of color everywhere above the waist :-)
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#164 by LiquidCougar on 20 Mar, 2011 19:33
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Sometimes it's a backwards cap, sometimes a bandana. It's always been sometimes I wear it, sometimes I don't even when I had hair. At work though, it's usually to protect my head from irritants (sawdust, fiberglass, metal shavings etc..).
In the winter though, I almost always have my tuque on to keep my brains warm.