P.S. When attempting turban styles on natural hair ALWAYS wear a satin wrap underneath so the scarf doesn't deprieve your hair of all it's moisture.
Fashion fades. Only style remains the same-Coco Chanel
Thursday, 13 October 2011
Turban Look
Hey Guys! Since I've been on this hair journey I've been improvising on protective hair styles and hair-do's. But I have to admit sometimes I'm just tired of doing buns and ponytails. I've decided to start using scarfs and making fashionable turbans out of them. These turbans are so useful because firstly the weather is getting colder so I can protect my hair from loosing moisture and secondly I can hide any treatments that I'm doing underneath my hair such as deep conditioning treatments or if my hair is still wet from a wash. I've posted some turban looks I've tried. A couple of them are from when I had braids but they can still be done on your natural hair. Enjoy <3
P.S. When attempting turban styles on natural hair ALWAYS wear a satin wrap underneath so the scarf doesn't deprieve your hair of all it's moisture.
P.S. When attempting turban styles on natural hair ALWAYS wear a satin wrap underneath so the scarf doesn't deprieve your hair of all it's moisture.
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Nice post, but i have a question for ya. Do you think(non indian/pakistani) guys can pull a sleek turban style?? I'm not big on fitted's plus they look cozy for this upcoming ice age. If the answer is yes teach us how.
ReplyDeleteThnx hun. Honestly I have never seen a guy pull off this style. However there are other ways in which males can pull off the scarf look in a fashionable way without wearing it on their heads. You just gave me a wonderful idea on my next post on ways to wear your scarfs during the cold months which can apply to both males and females. So stay tuned for that next post.
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