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The second method of scarf tying is one that I use when I'm looking for
more of an exotic look. Start by opening the scarf up fully, placing one edge
along your forehead and bringing the other edge to the back of your head,
covering your head fully. Grab both ends with each hand and make a knot at the
back of your head - again making sure that each end is even. Grab that knot and
move it to the side of your head and make a large bow. I like to actually let
out one end of the bow, the side closest to my face, to give the head wrap an
even more relaxed look. Adjust and enjoy!
3. Silk Scarf Headband
The third and final method of tying your silk scarf is a headband that I
tend to use on those hot, humid days when your hair just isn't co-operating. I
find that this style works best with your hair up, so I've thrown my hair into a
messy bun. Take your scarf and fold it horizontally twice, giving you a slim
band to work with. Place the middle of the scarf right above your forehead, and
bring both ends down towards the nape of your neck. One you reach the bottom of
your head with both ends, switch the ends in your hands and bring both ends of
the scarf upwards again to the top of your forehead. Move both ends slightly
off centre, tie a secure knot and then tie a bow. You will need to adjust the
bow slightly so that the ends of the scarf are both sticking downwards, and I
also like spread open the scarf a bit on either side of my head to give a
thicker appearance. Quick , easy and a great solution for keeping your hair out
of your face on a muggy day while adding some detail to your outfit.
I hope you enjoyed this simple tutorial! Try out each scarf wrapping
method to easily add unique detail to your summer outfits.
-Joëlle

Joëlle is a twenty-something wife, working professional, and personal style enthusiast living in Toronto, Ontario. Her blog, La Petite Noob, covers everything to do with exploring personal style, beauty and lifestyle, as well as documenting her list of 30 things to do before 30. She is an aspiring world traveler, obsessive Instagrammer and will never say no to a good gin and tonic.
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