How to Tie a Hair Scarf
The use of hair scarves dates as far back as ancient Rome, according to Scarftips.com. The Romans wore scarves to keep themselves clean and perspiration-free on hot days and also to protect themselves from elements of the deserts. Through the years, hair scarves have become en vogue with women, whether they are used to spice up a hairdo or keep hair out of the eyes. There are many ways to wear a hair scarf but simply tying the scarf in a knot or a bow will keep the look chic and classic. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Fold wider scarves in half several times until it is about three inches in width.
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Put your hair into a ponytail by using a hair tie. This will help to make sure that all of your hair lies over the scarf.
Pull the bottom layer of hair up and secure with bobby pins if the hair is too short to fit into a ponytail.
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Put the middle of the scarf on top of your head (about one inch behind the hair line).
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Arrange your bangs (if you have any) the way you normally wear them.
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Bring the ends of the scarf down over your ears, pulling snugly but not too tightly. You don't want to pull too tight because the scarf will pop right off.
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Tie the scarf in a knot at the nape of your neck. For a different look, tie the scarf into a loose bow on the side of the nape of your neck, just under your ear.
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Leave the scarf over your ears or tuck it behind. Remove the hair tie so your hair falls down over the back of the scarf.
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Tips & Warnings
To make sure your scarf stays on securely, you can add two bobby pins to either side of the scarf (just above the ears) to keep it in place.
There are other ways in which scarves can also be used. Fold a large square scarf in half to make a triangle. Place the long side of the triangle on top of your head and tie it behind your head or under your chin. This helps to keep all of your hair off of your face and out of your eyes and is ideal when you're riding in convertibles, working outside or riding in a boat.
Dress up your hair tie with a scarf. Fold a wide scarf several times (length-wise) so it is about three inches wide. Pull your hair up into a ponytail and secure with a hair tie. Wrap the scarf around your ponytail twice and tie in a bow.
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Comments
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wesellforu
Jan 22, 2010
great article on how to tie a hair scarf 5*