A turban is usually used to protect hair and scalp from sun exposure and dust during summer vacations - at the cottage, beach or when taking air baths for tanning. But besides this, an unusual headdress has long been popular with fashionistas as a complement to outfits. Oriental motifs, undoubtedly, bring unusual notes to the created image. We offer you some ways to tie a turban from a scarf or scarf. Surely one of them will suit your fashionable outfits or will be used from a practical point of view. The options are quite simple to implement and do not require much experience. Having learned how to tie a turban on your head, you can do it yourself without outside help. The only thing that may be required, in addition to a scarf and a scarf, is a mirror with moving sashes. With this interior element you can control the whole process.
The first way to tie a turban from a scarf
Take a scarf at least two meters long and fifty centimeters wide. Place it on your head, leaving one end about half the length of the other. Cross the scarf at the back of the head. Loose loose ends into bundles. Directing them around the head, wrap the long part two times, the short one. Hide the rest of the fabric at the back under the bottom edge of the scarf. This option looks very interesting, if the initial overlap is located not in the back, but in front, you need a forehead. In this case, it is better to make the free ends for further wrapping the same length. Under such an original turban, hair is best removed completely inward, but you can also leave the back loose.
The second way to tie a turban from a scarf
Fold the long scarf in half lengthwise. Place its middle part on the back of the head. Point the two ends forward, crossing beautifully on the forehead. Leave one edge as free drapery on either side. Wrap your head around the other end and hide the rest in front. Move the resulting cross on the forehead slightly towards the drapery. For this method of tying a turban, it is better to use a scarf with a fringe around the edges.
The third way to tie a turban from a scarf
Place a long scarf on your forehead, covering it completely with your head. End the ends back, crossing them, and then directing them back forward. Make your forehead a beautiful double knot. Carefully hide the remaining ends under the drapery. For the same method of designing a headdress, you can use a large scarf.
The fourth way to tie a turban (from a scarf)
Take a large, easily draped shawl. Fold it in the shape of a scarf. Place the scarf over the head with the widest part on the back of the head, while leading the side corners forward, and cover the forehead with the middle field. Make several overlaps in front, pulling up on the top of the crown the middle corner of the scarf, located loosely on the forehead, and draping it beautifully. Twist the side ends with flagella and tie tight over the neck. Hide the loose residues under the bottom edge. If the scarf is very large, then you can entwine it with your head twice, then hide the corners in the front in a drapery of overlaps.