Tying A Headscarf

2.     Combing the Hair: Use your rattail comb to part the entire head into four sections. Gradually separate the hair so it prevents tangles through the comb-out process. After each section is separated hold each section together with a rubber band or hair clip. Unclip one section at a time, hold firmly from scalp, and start combing the hair from the ends to the roots.

My name is Sloan Marmaduke; I am 20 years old, and I wear a hijab. Arabs in America (2016) describe a hijab, an Arabic word for “cover”, to be a veil or headscarf. I chose to wear a hijab shortly after turning 14 to express my love for the Islam faith. Wearing a hijab can be very difficult at times. When I walk in public, I sometimes find people staring at me and it makes me uncomfortable and I have this feeling that I’m not appreciated or wanted. Sometimes, I wish people would step into my shoes for a day to observe and interact with my daily lifestyle. I find myself to be a privileged woman, and I love my life but sometimes, other people’s assumptions about my life based on what I wear on my head can be unnerving.

1. First of all, you need to section your front hair into V and continue doing a French Braid. As you need a wide braid in the front, so start taking a bigger section at the front. After taking the front hair portion, continue braiding

Firstly make sure the hair is wet then section the hair in to a hot cross bun., take a small section from the middle of the

Continue sewing the hair weave until there are no braids left. After all of these steps are successfully completed you may style the hair how you desire. Now that you are looking good, you will feel good. Now be ready to swing you’re your hair everywhere you go.

knees and got into it.  I put on the sun-bonnet and tied it under my chin.

Prep the hair for trimming. Utilize a pick to lift and unwind long hair or utilize a brush to rectify short hair. Brush in the hair along the stream of its grain. Decide the amount of hair you'd like to trim, and afterward join the fitting gatekeeper to your scissors. Raise or lower the lever on your scissors to expand or diminishing the tallness of its blades.Place a towel around the shoulders of your subject or have him uproot his shirt. Any unprotected shirt should washed after the haircut.Turn on your scissors, then start trimming. Chip away at every quadrant of hair exclusively. On the off chance that you begin trimming on the left half of your subject's head, trim it down a level before moving

The hijab and niqab are headscarves that are worn by Muslim women. The hijab is a veil covering worn by Muslim women to cover themselves within the public and it is to represent their faith the Islam while being modest (Litchmore, 2016). Another popular article of clothing that is in the Muslim community is the niqab which is like the hijab except the woman would cover their face as well, with the same purpose as the hijab. According to the Survey of Muslims in Canada 2016, over half of the Muslim population choose to wear some sort of headscarf. There are many reasons why Muslim women choose to wear the hijab or niqab, such as it represents their devotion to Islam. But most importantly it is a symbol of modesty for these women and is part of their identity.

8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 until all hair is braided. Secure the end with a hair tie.

If you are going to be doing intense physical activity, such as hiking or playing tennis, put your hair up in a high ponytail. This will prevent your hair from getting tangled up and will keep it away from the sweat on your body. In order to prevent creases from developing, just take your hair down as soon as you are finished with your activity and are sweat free again.

Natural hair on African Americans is not the easiest hair to deal with. One hairstyle that is used as a protective style, and helps you avoid doing your hair for a couple days, is doing individual twists. You first have to saturate your hair with water, oil of your choice (I prefer coconut oil), and a leave-in conditioner. Then, you should horizontally part your hair in the back (work your way up to the front) to prepare to twist. Then you part a small strand vertically and put a curling crème on the strand. Next, you should separate the strand in the middle, and then start twisting the strand. When you twist, you’re putting one strand on top of the other. Then you should repeat the instructions for each strand until you complete your whole

This is a stunning however simple method to design your fishtail braid. And the very best part about doing a fishtail headband is that it works for all kinds of hair structures and lengths. Basically, you can produce this hairdo by forming 2 fishtail braids on the opposing sides of your head. Then, you curtain those 2 braided areas under the crown where you can protect them to form a headband.

1. Start with your paper white side up. Fold in half, along the line shown, and then open out again.

Hijab – a covering which is worn by women of Islam faith this wrap covers their “head and chest” this is used to shows the woman’s modesty (Hijab)

Muslim females, starting in their early teens, began wearing head scarves of many different types. The first kind is a niqab. This is a full face veil (Awan para. 17) with an opening for the eyes (Edmonds 2). Secondly, islamic women may wear an abaya. This is a full body cloak that covers everything except for the eyes (Edmonds 2). Also, they may wear a hijab. The word hijab can be used to describe all religious headscarves (Edmonds 2), but it usually refers to a specific headscarf that covers the head and chest area (Awan para. 9). Finally, they might wear a burkini, a full body swimsuit with an attached burqa, so they can participate in summer activities. No matter what type an Islamic women decides to wear; they start wearing them around ten to twelve years old to show their commitment to Allah, and express their purity, dignity, courage, and self