How to tie a hair scarf like this

Hey guys, so the girl from College Curly and many others have had their hair tied in this certain way but i cant for the life of me figure out how to make it look like this. Do you guys know!????

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I want it to look like that with the loop thing... yea yall see the pic lol

It looks more like a "pre-made" head band than a scarf that she tied, if you know what i mean.
It is super cute though.

fanmnatirel wrote:It looks more like a "pre-made" head band than a scarf that she tied, if you know what i mean.
It is super cute though.

yea it is but she told me that she put the scarf together in like a triangle or something lol but i dont understand

Oh. gotcha.
I would check her blog for some kind of tutorial (if you haven't already)...
good luck missy...

fanmnatirel wrote:Oh. gotcha.
I would check her blog for some kind of tutorial (if you haven't already)...
good luck missy...

Thanks I have checked ill keep lookin out! lol

I used to wear that style back in the day. The headband in the pic looks premade. Follow these instructions:

http://www.ehow.com/i/#article_4970754

Let's see how I can explain....if your bandana is a square, take the bottom right corner and pull it to meet the upper right corner of the bandana. This creates your triangle. From the widest part, roll it neatly until you meet your tip of the triangle. Then you have your headband. Place it on your head and you can tie a knot towards the back of your head to close it or leave the tie at the top a la Lucille Ball (I love Lucy). You can also add a flower or clip at the top. Hope I explained this well enough!

Examining the 1st headband further, after you make your headband place it around your head and hold the ends above your head. Twist both ends while you're holding them (this creates that twisted look near the top). Tie your knot at the top. Tuck the left out pieces from the knot under the headband.

fleur wrote:Examining the 1st headband further, after you make your headband place it around your head and hold the ends above your head. Twist both ends while you're holding them (this creates that twisted look near the top). Tie your knot at the top. Tuck the left out pieces from the knot under the headband.

why must i have to be a visual learner??? lol im confused with this part but i do appreciate you trying to explain!!! =)
Okay so once you have the head band all folded up, you but it around ur head as if you were going to tie it but you do what to the ends to give it a looped look?

LOL. Darn visual learners. Twist the ends of the bandana before you tie it so you can create that "looped" look. (It's very important to make sure the ends on both sides of the bandana are twisted. Visually, think of wringing a towel).

That bulge in the middle is actually just a knot. When you tie your knot, take the leftover ends and tuck them under the headband. I'm about to go and do it, then I'll post the pics, lol.

fleur wrote:LOL. Darn visual learners. Twist the ends of the bandana before you tie it so you can create that "looped" look. (It's very important to make sure the ends on both sides of the bandana are twisted. Visually, think of wringing a towel).

That bulge in the middle is actually just a knot. When you tie your knot, take the leftover ends and tuck them under the headband. I'm about to go and do it, then I'll post the pics, lol.

Ok it makes more sense and then it was even more clear after u said "post pics" LMBO thanks so much hun lol

Kekesmom, you are a complete lifesaver. I didn't have a bandana, so I literally took the scarf from around my neck and twisted the exact same way as the woman in the video. The only thing I did differently was tie it at the top and tuck the ends back underneath the scarf, which gave it a donut effect.

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kekesmom29 wrote:

Maybe this will help a little

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH OMG thank u soooo soo soo much this visual is perfect i didnt know it was that simple. u are a life saver

fleur wrote:Kekesmom, you are a complete lifesaver. I didn't have a bandana, so I literally took the scarf from around my neck and twisted the exact same way as the woman in the video. The only thing I did differently was tie it at the top and tuck the ends back underneath the scarf, which gave it a donut effect.

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THANK YOU!!!!!! I like the whole donut effect look. Now i have two ways to try. I love u guys =)

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had to try ot asap so i did it over my bonnet lol

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had to try ot asap so i did it over my bonnet lol

Lol, you're silly! But thanks for the post, I might rock this look to school tomorrow.

Wow that so neat. I will be rocking some scarfs

This is awesome! thanks for the vid...

I learned something new today! Thanks for the post and the pics/video.

@fleur - your curls are poppin!