How To Tie A Hair Scarf Black Hair

To Create This Head Wrap, Take Your Hair And Place It In A Messy Top Bun.

The head scarf by local milk. Tie off the scarf at the nape of your neck. There are multiple ways to incorporate a scarf into a braid and the easiest is simply to pull your hair back into a ponytail, tie one end to the elastic and then use it as one third of your braid, tying the other end off with a second elastic or by wrapping and knotting the scarf itself.

Ears And Skin Will Provide Enough Friction With The Scarf So It Does Not Easily Slide Or Slip.

Next you place the middle triangle on the top of your head. This look is perfect with a rectangle silk scarf in a fun print! For long hair, place in a bun before wrapping instead of a loose ponytail.

Throw Some Curls In Your Hair (Or Sleep In A Bun), Pull Half Up Into A Pony And Wrap A Bright Scarf Around To Come Up With A Fancy Style That Looks A Lot More Difficult To Do Than It Actually Is.

Then tie your folded scarf once around the middle section of your hair. From both sides of your head, pull the wrap’s fabric toward your forehead from either side ensuring that your ears are covered (initially). See more ideas about head wrap styles, hair wraps, scarf hairstyles.

Secure One Pigtail With The Scarf Wrapped Hair Tie.

A hair scarf is a key part of a black woman’s hair care regimen. You can now remove the clip and take the tie. Swoop the ends to the front.

I Like To Pull My Hair Into A Messy Topknot.

Make sure that the scarf you pick is the right texture. Put the scarf around your head with the ends in the front, making sure the folded side of the scarf is against your head (make sure any tags are hidden). Bring the ends of the scarf forward and tie a double knot at the top of your head.