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Well if you don’t mind the trouble of putting a swim cap on, that might work, but I think you are looking for this. You can most likely find it cheaper on another site, but I just found this by googling lol. Some call it a scuba doo rag, and it comes in alot of neat designs. Hope this helps! =)
http://www.scubagearplus.com/products.asp?cat=480
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Most use a ScubaDoo and some wear the funny beanies out there with sharkfins, Viking horns, wigs, etc on them.
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I don’t know what the official lingo is (Michael probably does), but a friend of ours uses a motorcycle head wrap when she dives. Has a really cool flame one, can always spot her that way under the water. I have long hair and I just braid mine in two braids as it kepts it from tangling that way.
DeAnn
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MDW - 1/04/2012 3:20 PM 
use a beanie style hood. It’s not hot like a regular hood, and does not cover the neck at all. Usually they are made of 1 or 2 mm neoprene and just have a small chin strap to keep them from popping off your head. I have 2 and love them for warmer water. With long hair, one of these should keep all that hair going straight out the back like a pony tail and out of you face and out of all your gear.
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The easiest way to control her hair is what I suggest for my students.
I sell them a Neoprene "Split" Mask Strap. Then I have them put their hair in a ponytail and insert the ponytail through the neoprene strap. That keeps the hair under control and the mask stays securely where the diver wants it.
Take care
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I have a Lycra swim cap. It’s like swimsuit material, not latex or silicone like athletic swim caps. It’s much more comfortable to take on and off than the latex or silicone. If I braid my hair back, I can tuck it in really quick and it doesn’t look toooooo bad when I take off the cap.
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Most biker shops have what they call doorags that work fine with keeping the hair in place and many varied styles.
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