I wrap my hair often not only when I feel like my hair does not look good, but more as a fashion statement. I have found that winter scarves are the best for head wrapping as they are more stretchy. You can always find fabric at fabric stores but you need something stretchy and definitely do sew the ends. I also add a flower or feather just for that extra touch.
I wrap my hair often not only when I feel like my hair does not look good, but more as a fashion statement. I have found that winter scarves are the best for head wrapping as they are more stretchy. You can always find fabric at fabric stores but you need something stretchy and definitely do sew the ends. I also add a flower or feather just for that extra touch.
The head wrap instructions will be helpful for anyone who does not want to spend so much time in the morning doing hair. You will need a long piece of fabric. Place the fabric on your head. For someone with locs or alot of hair first pull your hair up. Then pull the fabric down so it covers your forehead and all your hair. Bring both ends of the fabric to the back as shown in the photo. Cross the ends and then bring them to the front.
Now bring the fabric to the front and twist it.
Simply tuck the ends. Shake your head gently to make sure your wrap is secure. If it feels loose, you can start over or simply pin the loose areas in place with bobby pins.
This is the back
The front. This wrap only take me 10 minutes to do which helps especially when I am in a hurry.
