hairstyles

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When 5-year-old Ethan Clos showed up at school with a short, spiky mohawk last week, his fellow kindergarteners thought it was cool. But administrators at Reid Primary and Middle School in Springfield, Ohio, deemed the edgy cut too disruptive, and ordered him home until he adopted a tamer style.

His mom, Keshia Castle, said that school officials suspended her son on Wednesday. After he begged her for the hairstyle, she finally let him get it over spring break.

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"They seen his hair like it was," she told WHIO-TV on Friday. "All the little kids were going over and feeling on it and everything."

Read on to learn how Ethan's new rocker style violated the school's dress and grooming policies.

Crisper temperatures mean that it's time to dig your favorite caps out from the back of the closet. While everyone loves a good slouchy beanie on a cold day, the crux is that it can create a conundrum for your hair. Chapeau champions, fear no more. You don't have to sacrifice your favorite hat for your hairstyle; get three hairstyling ideas for making your hat part of your look when you keep reading.

It's one thing to work out, and it's another to train like an Olympian. The best athletes in the world are used to grueling hours of training every day, and the last thing they need are distractions like their hair getting in the way. Take inspiration from these Olympians for the perfect no-distraction hairstyle for your next workout.

Keep it high: When they compete in the Olympics, gymnasts are highly encouraged to wear their hair off their neck, which explains all the high ponytails, topknots, and clipped-back hairdos. But these hairstyles aren't just for the judges; when you're flipping your way around a gym, the last thing you want to do is lose sight of the beam. But even if you don't normally balance on two-inch-wide surfaces in your workout routine, the pulled-back hairstyle is perfect for any kind of intense workout.

Braid flyaways: You may not run on the treadmill with locks flowing free like Sanya Richards-Ross's, but you can take a hint from her wearable hairstyle: a simple face-framing braid to keep flyways and bangs away from your forehead.

Keep reading for two more great 'dos for active gals.

I'm fully obsessed with these new Hairagami Superbandz ($6) hair elastics, and not just because they look like Gummi Savers. These little gems make throwing my hair up in a bun or ponytail incredibly easy, they have amazing hold regardless of hair thickness, they don't tear hair out at all, and I never have to wrap them. I just stretch them over my hair, and I'm done. To see how they actually look in your hair and find out what else you need to know, just keep reading.