How to use headwrap to create a daily look

A hair accessory, in fact, has a similar effect just like a shiny necklace, no matter it’s fun bobby pin hair art, funky hair chalk or a great headband. But do you know how to use headwrap to create a daily look within shortest time? Well, for example, we LOKS HAIR came up with three super-easy headwrap styles that you can try.Just follow us!

Loose Waves

This is the easiest way to upgrade natural waves to a trendy, bohemian look that will jazz up any outfit.

1.Wrap two-inch sections of hair around a 1 1/2-inch curling iron, holding the ends with your fingertips. After all hair is curled, separate the curls with your fingers and spray with flexible hold hairspray .

2 If using a square scarf, use the folding method mentioned above. Wrap the scarf around your head and tie it into a knot at the back base of your head (do not go under the hair). You can also use an elastic, banded headwrap and simply pull it over the top of your head so it wraps around the back.

Messy Bun

Our favorite bedhead bun is all wrapped up! Adding a headwrap to this undone style lends it an extra fun and funky flare:

1. Throw your hair into a messy bun at the top of your head.

2. Fold your square scarf in half so it forms a triangle.

3. Starting from the longer end, fold the scarf over until it forms a long strip.

4. Pull the scarf around the back of your head and have the ends meet in the front at the top of your forehead.

5. Tie the ends into a knot. Tuck the loose ends into the side of the headwrap and you’re good to go. Finish it off by lightly spraying the style with hairspray. If needed, gently pulling at the bun to make it fuller.

Side Braid     

Take a boring old braid or side pony and play it fast and loose with a teaser brush, some hairspray and, of course, a head wrap.

1. Gently tease the hair at the crown using a teaser brush, and brush it back so there’s natural fullness and volume.

2. If using a square scarf, use the folding method mentioned above and wrap around the head (do not go under the hair). You can also use an elastic, banded headwrap and simply pull it over the top of your head so it wraps around the back.

3. Starting at the right side of your head, twist the hair over the headwrap so the cloth is hidden. Repeat with the other side and secure the twists with bobby pins as they meet at the back of the head.

4. Braid the loose hair into a side fishtail braid and secure with an elastic. Muss-up the braid by pulling at the sides.

5. Lightly spritz the style with hairspray.

If you need to set out within the shortest time after getting up, maybe the headwrap is your latest obsession. Whether it’s in scarf or band form, you can work into your daily hair routine quickly. You like it? Share us more headwrap hairstyles in the comment below.