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How to Tie a Scarf: 3 Looks for Bad Hair Days, the Beach and Beyond Klaudia Tirico
A headscarf is the ultimate beauty savior for as many reasons as there are ways to wear one. Not only does a scarf disguise a bad hair day and protect your scalp from UV rays, tying one on lends your look a chic, Jackie O-meets-Sophia-Loren sort of vibe. Here, we show you three cool (and super easy) ways to rock a scarf just in time for music festivals and rainy day frizz.
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Boho Wrap: Step 3 Klaudia Tirico
After crossing them over, bring the two pointed ends of the scarf around to the front and tie a double knot. We went for an off-center placement, but you can tie the ends in the center if you prefer.Photo by: Taylor Cox -
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Look 2: Hippie Headband Klaudia Tirico
We love the Bruce-Springsteen-meets-Mary-Kate-Olsen vibes we’re getting from this look, a headband version of the previous style. Wear it with hair down or pair with a topknot for a casual BBQ.Photo by: Taylor Cox -
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Turban Hat: Step 1 Klaudia Tirico
Again, start with a large square scarf. Fold it in half to make a triangle. Place the scarf on your head (folded edge at your forehead) and gather the two ends by twisting them around your fingers a few times. It should end up looking like your head is in a hammock.Photo by: Taylor Cox -
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Turban Hat: Step 3 Klaudia Tirico
Take the other end and cross it over the other side of your forehead, placing it on top of the first end. It should make an upside-down V in the center.This step is a little tricky. If you find yourself struggling, ask for an extra set of hands to help you hold the first end in place while you cross over the second.Photo by: Taylor Cox -
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