Okay, so, I’ve been seeing these head bandana scarves everywhere lately, and I finally decided to give them a try. I wasn’t sure how to style them, but I figured it couldn’t be that hard, right? Let me tell you, it was a bit of a journey, but I’ve got some tips to share.
First off, I picked up a few different bandanas from a local store. I grabbed some with fun patterns and a couple of solid colors, just to have options. Once I got home, I started by folding one diagonally into a triangle. This seemed to be the basic starting point for most styles.
- Tried the classic look: I placed the folded bandana on my head, with the long edge at the back of my neck and the pointy end towards my forehead. Then I took the two long ends, crossed them over at the front, and tied a knot at the back. It was pretty simple and looked kinda cute.
- Experimented with a top knot: This time, I tied the knot on top of my head instead of at the back. It felt a bit more secure, and I liked the way it looked with my hair down.
- Wrapped it around a bun: I already had my hair up in a messy bun, so I wrapped the bandana around the base of the bun and tied it in a bow. It was a quick way to add some color and pattern to an otherwise boring hairstyle.
- Went for a headband style: I folded the bandana a few more times to make it thinner, then tied it around my head like a regular headband. It kept my hair out of my face and added a fun little accent.
Honestly, it took a few tries to get the hang of it, and some styles looked better than others. But overall, I’m really into these bandana scarves! They’re a super easy way to spice up an outfit and change up my look without much effort. Plus, they’re great for those days when my hair just isn’t cooperating. I definitely recommend giving them a try!
