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Four fabulous yet simple ways to tie a HEADWRAP fashionably
Headwraps are a major fashion comeback from the 90s and their versatility is just amazing. What’s even better is the fact that they help to transform your bad hair day to a trendy fashion look; with just an accessory!
Headwraps are a fashion statement that not only makes you look chic and transform your basic outfit into a totally different look but also gives your hair adequate protection from the elements like sun, humid weather, etc.
To execute these styles, you will need a long or at least a medium-sized scarf that can go round your head twice.
The gigantic bow
This is a nice touch for when you want to spice up your subtle dressing or make a bold outfit even bolder. It is bold and stands out (well, it’s hard for a giant bow not to). Here’s how to do it;
- Start by pulling your hair into a bun on the top of your head. Fold your scarf into two and place it at the back of your head; make sure it covers your nape. Pull it towards the front of your head and tie it once.
- Next, fold the fabric at both sides into a bow, according to how you want it to be
- Tuck the ends of the wrap back into the scarf or into the bow flaps.
(You can also place bow at sides of your hair if you like)
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The headwrap band
This is a personal favourite of mine and it’s also a very simple way to tie a headwrap; it can be done in less than two minutes. Rock this style with casual outfits or when you’re in no mood to do your edges.
- Pull your hair up into a bun and secure it with a snag-free elastic band before placing the folded headwrap at the back of your head.
- Next, pull it to the front of your head and knot it twice
- After this, pull the ends back towards your nape and tuck them into the scarf
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The spiral headwrap
This look is another fav of mine and it’s simple but an uplift from the headwrap band. Here is how to do it;
- Fold your headwrap into two and place at the nape of your neck before pulling the ends towards the front of your head
- Next, knot the ends of the scarf once and hold them apart
- Twist the ends together like in a braid, do this until you reach the end of the material
- Spin the material in a circle at the crown of your head and tuck the ends into the scarf
The twisted headwrap
I really like this headwrap style especially when I rock it with some big hoop earrings, it’s just so beautiful and classy! Yet very simple.
Here is how to do it;
- Fold your scarf in two and place it at the back of your head
- Next, knot hold the ends together and start twisting till you get to the end of the material
- Tuck the end into the other side of your head where it stops
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That’s it, girls. Which of these styles have you tried out and which one is your favourite?
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