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What happens to hair during pregnancy and postpartum?
Many women notice changes in how their hair feels and behaves during pregnancy and after birth. These changes can include differences in texture, fullness, and how hair responds to everyday styling.
Hair During Pregnancy and Postpartum: What to Expect and What to Consider
Introduction
When you’re preparing for motherhood, most of the focus is on your baby
Setting up the nursery
Packing your hospital bag
Getting ready for what’s ahead
But it’s also a time when your own routines begin to shift
Including how your hair feels
and how you wear it
Hair and your hospital bag
Haircare may not be the first thing you think about
But it often becomes part of your day
During longer periods of rest or recovery
Many women choose to bring:
- A simple hair tie or scrunchie
- Something comfortable to wear
- An option that works for quick styling
It’s a small addition
that can make everyday moments feel easier
Recently, @femalephysioco shared that BUNLUV SmartCore scrunchies made it into her hospital bag as a second-time mum
A small detail
that reflects how everyday routines shift during this time
Why hair can feel different during this time
During pregnancy and postpartum, routines change
And so can how your hair feels when you tie it
You might notice:
- Hair feeling fuller or lighter at different times
- Changes in texture or how it sits
- A different feel when styling or securing your hair
These changes are a normal part of this stage
Why everyday hair routines matter
When routines shift
Simple things become more important
Including how you wear your hair throughout the day
Many women look for options that feel:
- Comfortable to wear for longer periods
- Easy to put in and take out
- Suitable for simple, everyday styles
Small details
that fit into changing routines
If you’ve been exploring how your hair is held day to day, you can read more here:
What happens when you tie your hair in the same place every day
Types of hair ties and how they differ
There are many different types of hair ties available
Each offering a different way of holding hair
Common options include:
-
Traditional elastics
Often used for a firmer, more fixed hold -
Spiral hair ties
A coiled structure that holds hair differently -
Fabric scrunchies
Often chosen for their soft outer layer
Some designs combine these features
Offering an alternative to standard elastic hair ties
A more considered way to secure your hair
BUNLUV SmartCore scrunchies are designed as an alternative to traditional hair ties
With a spiral inner structure
and soft outer fabric
For those looking for a more considered way
to secure their hair
During everyday routines
Including times when hair may feel different to manage
Simple hairstyles during this phase
During pregnancy and postpartum, many women prefer styles that feel easy and practical
These often include:
- Loose ponytails
- Relaxed buns
- Soft braids
Styles that don’t require precision
But still feel put together
A shift towards simpler routines
This stage often brings a shift
Towards simplicity
And more considered everyday choices
Including how you tie your hair
And what you reach for each day
FAQs
H3: Is it normal for hair to feel different during pregnancy or postpartum?
Yes, many women notice changes in how their hair feels or behaves during this time. These experiences can vary and may shift over time.
What kind of hair ties are suitable during postpartum?
Many women look for hair ties that feel comfortable, easy to use, and suitable for simple, everyday styles.
What are easy hairstyles during pregnancy or postpartum?
Simple styles like ponytails, buns, and braids are often preferred as they can be done quickly and worn throughout the day.
Final thought
Routines change
And small details start to matter more
Including how your hair is held