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Summary: To tie a bandanna into a headband, fold it until it's about two and half inches wide and use a square knot to tie it in the back. Tie a bandanna into a headband with tips from a beauty professional in this free video on hair care.
Sylvia Russell is a motivated professional with more than 18 years of experience in the beauty industry. She's worked as a beauty professional for television segments as well as photo...read more
"Hi, my name is Sylvia Russell and today we're going to show you how to tie a bandanna into a headband. So listen, we all got these bandannas laying around. They come in many different colors and they're great. They're multi-purpose projects that you can use. Listen, I use one of these every night. So first of all, we're going to go ahead and start bending our bandanna, folding it down, making it about two to two and a half inches wide. Once you've created this band you're done. Simply tie it on, add a square knot in the back and you're ready to go. Now I'm not sure if red is my color, but red might be your color or blue or yellow. They come in many different colors. So let's recap. You're taking one bandanna as such. It comes in a square. You simply create a triangle like so and begin folding your bandanna all the way down until you get the desired width, which could be from two to two and half inches wide. Once you secure it at the back, you have your bandanna. Simply add it to the top of your head and you got a headband. And ladies if you want, you can simply add it to the back and underneath for a nice groovy look. That's how you create a headband with a bandanna. My name is Sylvia Russell and thanks for coming."
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