Washed once a week with the regular laundry, so not gross at all.
Considering I only need to do the double/swap on very rare occasions, I wear each one maybe twice between washes.
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I use the Halo Bandit headband indoors. You get the benefit of the halo strip to keep sweat off your glasses, plus the wider band soaks up more sweat, yet having a hole on top keeps it from becoming overly hot like a hat.
I use a cycling cap that I’ve cut the top out so it’s just like a sweat band, but the nice cycling cap material. Best of both worlds.
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Yeah, the Halo was a game changer for me.
This just gave me an idea for a double-sided, double-use chamois.
Anyone interested in investing in this potential product? 
I’m thinking, “Bogo Ride Apparel Inc”. BRA for short.
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Be in touch with yourself!
https://www.amazon.com/Buff-Boronia-Multifunctional-Bandana-Women/dp/B088NPP33J
Wear it with pride!
For me the key was moving to the larger Bandit and not the original halo size. Having said that, I live in VERY high humidity. I’m sweating during the warmup.
Same here. Atlantic coast, humidity is higher than an Asian jungle
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Yes I wear a cycling cap combined with a rolled up bandana I use as a sweatband. When the workout is over they are both typically dripping especially the bandana. I definitely don’t want that in my eyes.
when I’m outdoors I typically wear a cap or skull cap under my helmet, once in a while I regret not having a a headband on – typically hot days or warm days with climbs.
I started using a cycling cap under my helmet last year, after my head was stung by a bee. The bee went into my front helmet vent hole when I was riding and stung my head.
That happened to me on Saturday…was only ~halfway into a 110 mile gravel ride. 
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LOL hair flopping into my eyes is no longer a problem for me – even after going nearly six months w/o a haircut or trim!
Absolutely, especially as the intensity goes up. I get off of the bike after big efforts and anything I wearing on my head varies from sopped to wet. Even with a cap and bandana I’m getting “aero” to keep my head in the direct path of the fan breeze – usually need to do a funny tilt too so the air gets under my glasses.
I keep a microfiber towel on my laptop stand. During rest intervals, I roll my headband in the towel to dry it (like bibs in a hotel room). If I didn’t, I’d have sweat dripping on my glasses every ride.
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Sweatbands are essential, I usually use 1 per hour when I am on the trainer as I find they get saturated after about 60 mins. Along with 2 fans I never see any sweat hit the ground.
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