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• Steps
• Method 1 of 3: Teaching Facilitator Hat Etiquette
• Method 2 of 3: Choosing an Attractive Facilitator Hat
• Method 3 of 3: Wearing a facilitator hat
• Tips
• What do you need

A facilitator hat is a hair accessory often worn in the UK for official events. This is a type of lady's hat that can be small or large and is often made with feathers, wool, or straw. If you are going to try this at an event, follow the etiquette of wearing a facilitator hat and try on a few beforehand. On the day of the event, comb your hair and pin it in place before leaving the house.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Teaching Facilitator Hat Etiquette

1. 1 Make sure that the event hat is appropriate for the event. For a formal or semi-formal event, medium to large facilitator hats are best suited. For everyday events, it is better to take a hat with a clip or ribbon.
2. 2 Remember the photographs. If you are going to be in a lot of group photos, a hat or large facilitator cap will obscure other people. It is impolite to wear too bulky accessories for group photos.
3. 3 Consider the size of your facilitator hat according to the significance of the event. For example, the mother of the bride should have the largest hat or promotional hat at the wedding. Even the groom's mother has to reduce her size for this occasion.
   • If you're a guest who doesn't have much to do with the event, a large facilitator hat might look like a desire to attract attention. In this case, less is more.
4. 4 If in doubt, check with the organizer. If you are not sure what the facilitator hat will look like, check with the person in charge. By wearing a facilitator hat in an unusual place, you decide to stand out from the crowd.
5. 5 Choose fabric according to the season. Felt hats are the best for fall or winter events. Straw Fastener Hats are perfect for a summer event.
   • Most of the funnel hats are designed to be lightweight and comfortable in any weather.
6. 6 Be careful with the elasticated hat that holds it in place. This is often seen as a big fashion false step, equivalent to showing off a strapless bra.

Method 2 of 3: Choosing an Attractive Facilitator Hat

1. 1 Go to a hat or accessory store and try on different sizes of facilitator hats. Below are the types of hats you should try on:
   • Fastening hat with a hair clip. Fastened with a local or spring clip, such a sculptor hat is an accent of a fashionable hairstyle. She can pin a piece of hair, pin it next to a bun, or pin it at the base of a braid.
   • A headband-style cap attaches to a thin metal base or braid that runs around the top of the head; feathers, flowers, or other material, usually found midway between the ear and the top of the head on either side.
   • The trimmer hat on the comb is a hand-made accessory that is pinned into the haircut using a metal or plastic comb. The comb is embedded under the hair so that it is invisible.
   • A mini hat, or cocktail hat, can be a small version of the hat, a small curved piece of felt or straw, or it can be as large as a hat. It is usually secured with an elastic band or comb.
2. 2 Choose a comb or a trimmer hat if you want a sophisticated look. Ask a stylist to place it in your hair so as not to ruin the look.
3. 3 Opt for a large headband or a mini hat if you want to keep your hair down.
4. 4 Choose the appropriate size for your hair. Smooth hair looks better with a small accessory. Thick, coarse, or curly hair looks best with a large scoop hat because it won't get lost in the hair.
   • A trimmer hat on a comb or on a barrette does not always match straight hair. Check it out beforehand or give preference to a bezel-shaped hat in this case.
5. 5 Choose traditional materials like feathers, lace, or flowers over rhinestones. Try simple shapes and designs before trying to create complex color combinations and patterns.

Method 3 of 3: Wearing a facilitator hat

1. 1 Practice putting on your facilitator hat correctly before the event. You need to know how to prepare your hair before putting it on.
2. 2 Do not wash your hair on the day of the event. As with hairstyles, messy hair holds pins and clips better than washed hair.
3. 3 Comb your hair in the area where you will be wearing the facilitator hat. If you are going to wear a hat, comb the entire area underneath to give your hair volume from the roots. Follow these instructions for backing up.
   • Comb your hair and part it as you should. If you have straight hair, use a texturizing spray for more control.
   • Take a fine, sharp-toothed comb and pull off a half-inch (0.6 cm) section close to the parting.
   • Keep the section straight under tension by pulling slightly upward. Comb your hair down with a comb or natural bristle brush, starting at the roots and working halfway up to the split section of hair.
   • Pin the hair at the back of the other side or towards the back of the hair and pin it in place lightly with a clip.
   • Repeat this process with half-inch (0.6 cm) sections until you have combed the entire area and made it bulky.
4. 4 Smooth and style your hair in place. Twist your hair after combing to create voluminous curls. Apply volume spray to hair and let dry.
5. 5 Lean the facilitator hat lightly against your head while you look in the mirror. Choose an exact location. Pin the rest of the hair in place so that it is styled before you secure the trimmer hat.
6. 6 Dip the comb into or secure your hair. Try to clip as many hairs as you need to keep in place. The fleece should help her catch her hair.
7. 7 Add extra hair clips if possible. Straw or lace trimming hats often allow a thin stiletto heel to slip and secure elsewhere.
8. 8 Style your hair around the sculptor hat. Spray lightly with hairspray to complete the look.

Tips

• Check out pictures of the sponsoring hats on Pinterest before you buy. You will reduce the chances of purchasing a model that does not suit your style or hair type.
• Be bold when wearing a facilitator hat. America and other countries have adopted a new style, but it is always in fashion.

What do you need

• Hair pick comb
• Natural bristle brush
• Fleece brush
• Hairpins
• Section clamps
• Volumizing varnish
• Mirror