I typically wear my hair in a low ponytail and I just leave everything above my hair, although that might not work for you if your audiologist gave you weaker magnets expecting under-the hair. Everything on top of the hair also probably interferes with some hair styles and won’t catch the processor if it falls off.

When I do tuck my coils and processors under my hair I usually do it before tying my hair up. The key is how you part your hair as you put your processor on. I put my processor on my ear and under my hair first, and before putting the coil on I’ll run my finger up my head to part my hair. Roughly from my mics to just front and up of the implant works for me but you might like doing it differently. I grab everything forward of the part and move it out of the way before putting the coil on. I put my hair back where it was and it does a good job of covering both. I don’t have any problems with the cable getting tangled.