HOW TO ROCK A HEAD SCARF THIS SUMMER

I love head scarves. I think there super trendy and fun plus, scalp protection! I wanted to do a fun video for you guys.
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[@la_gobba_di_aigor]

Before anyone says that this is cultural appropriation I want to say that head scarves are literally from every part of rhe world. Here in Italy it was almost compulsory, if your husband died, to cover your head and sometimes people still do it. So we became creative with scarves. In France people often share cultures and make wonderful styles using parts of everything. Cultural appropriation is if someone wears/uses something as a mockery or without knowing the powerful meaning it has for a certain ethnicity. Sharing cultures is not cultural appropriation, it is called globalization and oftenmore it is because someone loves a culture and is respectful of it.

[@innercitydaydreamer1124]

Sara Vinci dreading your hair on the other hand ....

[@drataa]

Yea right ... Stealing style ass/ fuck outta here

[@Jerusalem23]

And yet you felt the need to mention it lol

[@mslilliyah84]

Girl shut up ... this Yt woman was in hijab for Coachella...... girl bye..... whytepepo....

[@lecibaby5368]

...actually wearing it on your head came from slavery time to cover our hair because whites found our hair disgraceful 🙂

[@KM-wu7dx]

As a bald white girl thank you! In the summer my scalp can get sunburnt and scarfs definitely help with saving my scalp from all that pain.

[@kamyianile2461]

For all the whites in here get a different scarf that has a rougher cloth texture. Because yr hair is not textured it might slip off yr hair

[@alysonpratt9876]

Kamyia Nile again you’re amazing for giving advice and not putting people down, thank you!

[@jjgems5909]

Never would have that if that. I’m not “white” I’m Mexican/Guatemalan but my ancestors were Spanish and Jewish. My hair is dead straight and fine. Thanks!

[@destinycovington7189]

Jessica Ramirez why so upset....

[@ashantiholloway8897]

Cause it wasn’t meant for them to wear lmfao

[@6bat6manz6thesh1t]

Yup TheTakeOva indigenous first / conquered white second . JUST like black people in America who’s slave owners tainted their blood line too . Certain DNA just shows(is more dominant ) over other . Some indigenous and Asian people have silky straight hair too . 🤷🏻‍♀️ 1 race still doesn’t describe all texture .

[@johannayoung8467]

maybe I shouldn't add onto this argument, but I thought I might say something. Yes, many of the prints on the scarves that she used, and the way those scarves were tied are linked to specific cultures. In that sense, it was cultural appropriation. However, simply wearing a scarf isn't cultural appropriation. I am Romanian and where I grew up we have these things called "costume nationale" or essentially "national costumes" these include many detailed, hand-woven tunics and scarves that we wear in various styles on our head along with the rest of our cultural "outfit". These traditions go back for thousands of years, so if that's cultural appropriation I guess I give up on being socially aware. At the end of the day, there's bigger things to worry about instead of head scarves.

[@missmegan3694]

There is no such thing as "cultural appropriation." People have shared and evolved culture for thousands of years.

[@kingprince3793]

So sad race or none of that even crossed my mind until I clicked the comments. I genuinely just wanted to learn how to tie this to Drip 💧 the world is sick smh what does diversity or any of that have to do with this? Smh

[@aldiasmaestrada2960]

Preach!!! ✌🏽🙏🏽💖

[@6bat6manz6thesh1t]

❤️ you are what’s right in this world ❤️ We need to reword ourselves to see skin color last . I try to teach my kid to describe people by what they’re wearing etc and it’s really helped with rewiring myself in exchange .

[@6bat6manz6thesh1t]

I love how you have a head scarf in your pic too 🤟🏼😅

[@javonnak77]

This is key for school days.

[@sabrinaxoxo3335]

I just bought a Versace scarf, this video is so clutch 😂✊🏼

[@Tamia1200]

Who cares if it’s cultural appropriation I’m black and I’m watching the video I probably can learn something new even though I know how to do different styles with a head scarf it’s something different I will be using one of these styles ..lots of women from different ethnicities ask me how do I wrap my scarf and I kindly tell them no need to get offended ..

[@mrmcnugget99]

Thank you. This is really going to help me. I was blessed with thick dark brown hair when I was a little kid. And when I got around 13 years old it all started to fall out. Now I’m 20 and I still have hair but you see that it’s not that much. And you can see my scalp really good. Especially with my dark hair you can see it very hard. I am very insecure about it, just because I am not the most pretty girl and I am chronic ill. The one thing I was confident about was my hair. And now that’s also gone. I am into the boho/70’s style so these hair scarfs are really lifesaving for hiding it. I wanted to save money for a hairpiece but it’s far too expensive even if I get a bit of the money from my insurance (I live in Europe). It’s not that big of a deal for others and I experienced a lot of heavier shit in my life, but strangely enough, this really hurts me. Thank you so much for your video. You’ve helped me a lot. Also: they look stunning on you.

[@daniellemelendez3544]

This is going to be really helpful for the car. I love keeping the windows down but hate my hair moving all over the place

[@GlamNAnne]

*goes and buys head scarf. Love this!!!! 😍

[@tiffanychilds4647]

hahaaha same!!

[@MegsCahill]

There so fun! Tiffany! I would love to meet or shadow you sometime!

[@MegsCahill]

they're*

[@tiffanychilds4647]

Yes, I would love that!!! I have quote a few weddings coming up....I know you have emailed me before, but send me another one and I can give you details!!

[@juliarochelle7984]

this video is perfect!!! at first i just watched this help with my Halloween costume but now i will have a new obsession with head scarves!!!

[@dianejackson5398]

Need to see head scarfs for those of us who have bangs

[@NikCastle]

You are so pretty. Thank you Sis for your ideas. I love scarves and never knew how to style them. If possible, can you show how to wear the neck/ponytail scarves for hair ideas? I’d LOVE to see how you style it😘😘😘Thanks babes 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@meganchown5997]

love the vid!! awesome styles. can you share the measurements of the scarfs you've used?

[@kamyianile2461]

Also do keep in mind that this become part of black culture in the 18th century when a 'tignon law' was passed. To make it simple a black woman showing her hair was illigal and so they where forced to cover their heads with scarfs. It was seen as ugly until black women started making them pretty and tying them up certain ways and adding jewels to them. Now theres no problem with you wearing them, just know where it came from. Not saying you dont but least you can do is mention it All love -a black girl

[@alysonpratt9876]

Kamyia Nile Thank you for the information and thank you for not being like most other on here. Thank you for informing instead of putting people down!! ❤️ Much Love

[@maralavellan7863]

This is irrelevant though, people all over the world have been wearing scarves for many, many years.

[@kamyianile2461]

Mara Lavellan im saying why its important in america

[@ricaz3008]

Mara Lavellan its completely relevant. You just don't undetstand or can't read.

[@angelscurls]

Kamyia Nile thank u i was just saying this.

[@naenaebadazz69]

Super cute... thanks for the idea i am going to buy scarfs for my upcoming vacation.

[@janalisebailey8870]

Can you list the makeup products you were wearing in this video? The lashes, liner, and lips especially

[@batvanv]

For the last time people, this is *NOT* CULTURAL APPROPRIATION.

[@Cassie.Krafts]

I just had my eyebrows done, and it's still damn thick so I need to cover it. 😂 thanks for this video, I could still look so stylish even when hiding my eyebrows. 😂😂 very helpful.

[@ivonsandoval812]

Random Comment in english: Oh por Dios los pude hacer todos!!!! Mil gracias!!! Ninguna "scarf" se quedaba en mi cabeza 😍😍😍😍

[@BirdRobinsonHood]

If you could just take the time to look up 'headscarf' on google, so many examples of different cultures using them pop up. Please do not compare a 'fashion' manner of wearing these to cultural appropriation. We literally straighten or curl our hair, because we like to look that way. We dye our hair, wear lighter contacts or use fake tan, use henna as dye or to create freckles with and so on.... is this cultural appropriation as well? Let's just appreciate the fact that cultures are now morhping into eachother. This is excaclty what our 'new' culture is about... in my opinion.

[@TryMyMartini]

These are great, but scarves don't stay on my head at all.

[@ericad3850]

Try dry shampoo to add texture to your hair.

[@ashantiholloway8897]

Because your hair isn’t textured 💀

[@brejj214]

I wonder y

[@valprincipe]

I love these styles! Anyone know how long the scarfs should be?

[@Smarrie82]

My Jewish grandmother and all Orthodox Jewish women I know, all cover their heads from the time of marriage on. My great grandmother who was European and VERY religious covered her head with a scarf all the time. Some things are obviously cultural appropriation and that's a bunch of bullshit. Something like covering your head that is part of SO many religions for men and women, that's not the same. I love head wraps, and I will happily say brown women look AMAZING in their head wraps, you all have amazing beautiful style. I believe if you give respect, and know history, religion, culture, and you do things with respect then there should be no hate. Personally even with my Orthodox Jewish background and Orthodox Christian background ( women covered their heads esp while praying).. I have my own spiritual beliefs and women , men alike wear head wraps for difference purposes. In no way am I trying to be cool, trendy, steal anything, but we are all allowed our own beliefs and convictions, again I admire and respect all of you beautiful ladies, your culture, your religious beliefs, your personal beliefs. I know I get hate for wearing head scarves from all areas, white people who assume they know me and out of racism give hate, and others who assume I'm stealing out of ignorance. I can just be me and live by my own convictions. I hope all can find peace and love.♥️

[@lilybeauty4761]

You are gorgeous girl!

[@MegsCahill]

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!

[@makeupbysheaa]

You are just so Freeking beautiful my friend I'm loving this video I'm so going to try this I love the background with this video 😘❤️

[@MegsCahill]

Thank you! LOVE YOU! I wanted to try out different colors!

[@aminaabed1980]

that s exactly what i m looking for my ibiza summer style on my holiday this year. thank you so much you rock that thing ;)

[@ooshatheastronomygeek8776]

"ffftch" knot😂😂

[@nicolemartin9540]

Thanks for sharing! You saved my life. Lol

[@prince-br4uj]

Okay okay. For all y’all talking about culture appropriation. Calm down pls. Listen, from the info I’ve gathered atm and that I can remember. Black women wore scarves in different patterns as a way to cover their hair as it wasn’t excepted because idk maybe other people were jealous, idfk. But anyways, they were designed beautifully. People of colour wore scarves for a while whether it be a tradition, religion or just a style. Idk for white people but maybe someone can explain to me the history of that cuz I’d like some help on that pls ☺️ but anyways, that doesn’t mean other people who are not of colour haven’t put on scarves either. Chill out pls. It’s not that serious. This isn’t what we are supposed to do.

[@pepethelastsamurai3480]

Often in many southern European countries women would wrap their hair up while working, or would wear them after their husbands died. Over time they began to tie them in different ways. They would also be worn by young girls to keep the hair out of their faces, and they were decorated with flowers, or tied up in different fashions. That's all the info I know of personally, but you can easily find more.

[@lisahope6876]

Centuries ago women would wear headscarfs or mostly bonnets to stop getting headlice, obviously they wore them for other reasons too.

[@rachelmoen7930]

Do you have a tutorial for this makeup look tho 😍😍😍

[@amzylala]

Its not appropriation! All cultures wear head scarfs its a hair accessory stop being ignorant.

[@lauren.534]

Not with that pattern on it.

[@ot7651]

Lauren S. w h a t

[@edwardomanuel6996]

amzailia M that's true sorry a lot of people of color because I'm afrocentric become offended by the most immature things our hair is more expensive to do so its easier to wear hair weave or scarfs so they should understand when other cultures do it and its not appropriating its appropriate for tremid weather... Neanderthals

[@amzylala]

Edwardo Manuel so it's appropriation because your hair is hard to do?! No woman wants to do her hair every single day no matter what race! I spend two hours drying and straightening my hair everyone I wash it and I'm not afro...so screw u!

[@amzylala]

Lauren S. I didn't know there were white patterns and black patterns noe....gtfoh

[@marieorteggga]

YES LOVE THIS!!

[@moonrising31]

is there a link for those scarves? They are beautiful!

[@elizabeths7028]

I love it😍😍

[@nassimabougrine5061]

Love itttttttttt

[@destructax2000]

The turban really highlights in her head because she's blonde and it looks good to her

[@itsjessilove]

Cutie Pie!!!!! xoxo

[@MegsCahill]

MUAH!

[@Sage__Living]

Love this and it came in handy thank you so much !! Btw what song was that?

[@viktorija8563]

Keeping in mind the black culture isn’t necessarily relevant but neither is all the other cultures that have used headscarf’s for centuries. I am Lithuanian and I know my ancestors wore headscarf’s too as part of tradition. She might as well give a history lesson if that’s how triggered everyone is.

[@parryblink27]

my favorite is 5:13

[@lj1671]

How d you not get stuck in your own hair.

[@helenbellart]

Very nice video. If you like scarves check the new collection by Helen Bellart.

[@dneuman7455]

i bought a head band to be hippy and title Chris by being a copy cat.

[@baisakhidas4515]

Awesome girl n u r looking so cute lots of love from India umaaaaaa 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@magdasorial628]

Nice

[@kab1231231]

If I wrapped toilet paper around my head in one of these styles would that be considered cultural appropriation?

[@selma3611]

i mean now that we're in 2020 i think thats just called a flex

[@shaima944]

You look like Dove Cameron 😍

[@thinkofanumber]

[@MegsCahill]

U know it(; MUAH

[@emma-sj8mt]

lol ok it's not cultural appropriation but the same people like 'omds I just have to buy a headscarf now' 'my new obsession' have never been discriminated because they chose to wear a headscarf and may have (not saying all or even some) been apart of discriminating poc or people who weren't off colour who fit the stereo type. I don't have a problem w white people wearing them just think that it's naive to think people won't get offended when they are literally pulled off their heads and tormented and made fun of but for u guys it's just 'super trendy!'

[@iateyursandwiches]

Emma Mlunjwana I highly doubt any whites who were against POC wearing them will suddenly think it's the cutest thing ever now that some random hipster white girl wears it, more so if they are racist; they will just think she's "white trash". She's not even wearing it the way a lot of black women wear it anyway (covering all her hair) so what is your point about her trying to copy "without any of the backlash"? Also, I don't see how banning another group from wearing something fixes the issue of racism by some assholes. The goal should be to eliminate bigoted ideas against different cultures, not prevent others(when they're not racist and rather like different cultures) from participating. That shit just doesn't make sense to me.

[@ricaz3008]

Ummm you dumb alot of black woman wear each n every style of these. Try again.

[@iateyursandwiches]

Ricaz I love how that's the only part of my entire post you focus on and it's only because you misunderstood me. To clarify, I meant getting mad at this video is dumb; however, it's even more dumb considering she isn't even wearing it to cover all her hair, something only black people do. YES, black people do wear it covering only part of our hair too(as she is doing). I'm just pointing out that using it to cover all the hair is a style of head wrap only used by us. Regardless, I personally wouldn't care if she did use it in that way either. Anyway, that's rich coming from someone who cant even write correctly.

[@iateyursandwiches]

Ricaz ....Yeah so you didn't read my paragraph and you want to argue with me? Very smart...that's how you have a discussion! Not even listening to the other side before you talk! Anyway, if you did read my post you would know I'm black. And lol who said I think black hair can't grow long??? Nevermind that even if your hair is long you can still wear it coving tge entire head. And,again you're reading comprehension is still poor or you need to actually read my post instead of heing stubborn. I explained what I meant. Black people can wear it as she is wearing it however, they can also wear it coving their entire hair UNLIKE how she is doing in this video. Do you understand now? Actually read my post and stop being so subborn otherwise, stop replying. It doesn't make sense to respond to something you didn't read.

[@ricaz3008]

Like I said I'm not reading all that, I said what I said just cause you put ya "full head of hair" in there don't mean the rest of us black people dont wear it like that. Maybe you need to read what you said over again cause I know what i read . You dont need to reply anymore just carry on cause you gonna keep typing chapter books.

[@kencupid3720]

You remind me of pia mia

[@arshikhan8253]

damn ur eye

[@cassandraaguilar5231]

would this be considered as cultural appropriation? I don't want to offend anyone if I ever wear one in public😂

[@andylavoe8607]

definitely is

[@iizziib6613]

No, it’s a scarf not a tribal head dress.

[@AnnaBRProductions101]

Nope! Wear what you want. It’s a damn scarf lmao

[@iateyursandwiches]

Nope. Do what you want. Anyone who isn't insecure shouldn't care.

[@Tamia1200]

Nope do what you want

[@butrintadea5567]

you have the beautiful easy

[@jannettanutella4563]

how in the world all these black ppl dont know how to rap scaves. had to not curse. she looks nice tho i mean its America. but i has to say that im mixed and ik kno how to rap my scarves yall trippin but i like your video its not to glam its to the ppl in your comments

[@songfactory7965]

They're 🙄

[@kakatata9812]

Love this thank you. But your mimic's are so annoying

[@lyrical_love]

YT people have no culture of their own. But hey...imitation is flattery. Lol

[@jackiebrownnn]

Daughter of The Most High smh

[@kiziyahhoward8261]

Look at this cultural appropriation

[@Jasellas.]

Kiziyah Howard how.. it's a scarf.

[@Daniepannieful]

Kiziyah Howard yes I'm looking. I find your blatant use of power very offense... Jk. See how immature you sound.

[@blasianprincess8763]

Crunky go look up where it’s from . That’s how

[@subwaydaddy]

scarves arent culturally exclusive you moron

[@19Hollisterchick90]

Katie, with your bad grammar, you should refrain from calling anyone a moron. Of course Becky wouldn't have a clue about the cultural significance of scarves for many cultures.

[@baekhyuntrash714]

Call it turban head wrap style stop this appropriation

[@kareo319]

Baekhyun Trash it's a scarf. A hair accessory. Fucking chill.

[@jjgems5909]

No

[@jackiebrownnn]

yall getting so dumb and annoying . smh

[@ilhaanali271]

It was extremely offensive when you draped the scarf over your face as if it was a niqab

[@sabrinawhite4057]

ilhaan ali agreed

[@jencib3683]

She blatantly explained that she did that at Coachella to avoid getting sand in her mouth...😂😂 absolutely ridiculous nonsense🙄

[@zsaszcoulter3729]

Stfuuuu

[@sophiem1118]

Why would that offend you?? I'm a Muslim and another woman covering her face whether it was for religious purposes or not should not be something that offends you. Embrace modesty and not spread hate claiming to be supporting a religion when you are just an asshol*e.

[@colleenfinley5604]

GET OVER YOURSELF! You don't OWN scarves!

[@ICUPerin]

I’m sorry and I’m not trying to be a hater. I have nothing against you personally and I’m still gonna sub but...... all you guys/ the lighter people are always being racist but yet you want to steel our African culture 🙅🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ and also Egyptian like, what’s happening 😐

[@hannahiseithertiredorwired6265]

And if a biracial (black + white) person wants to wear these some of these styles? Is it still stealing culture?

[@indiashill9966]

this is so ignorant. you can’t put a whole race into one group like that. not all ‘white people’ are racist. head scarves are worn all over the world for different reasons.

[@iizziib6613]

Bruh head scarfs don’t belong to African or Egyptian culture they come from everywhere And even if it was they don’t hold any religious or high status meaning so how is that offensive exactly?

[@rekadoraurban2109]

Bitch these things are hair accessories🤦🏻‍♀️

[@yes2542]

RinnyChoxo_ Its origins are Hebrew. And then Islam adopted the Jewish tradition creating the hijab. It was originally used as a symbol of a womens submission to God and her husband in both Judaism and later islam. It boomed in Africa way after it had already existed for jews for thousands of years. White woman wore head coverings up until the mid 1800s when it become unpopular. The african (Muslims) kept the scarves and later almost all africans (muslims or not) started wearing them. It's now becoming popular among Christians and Quakers. There is a whole movement going on.

[@ninaedwards345]

Nope 👎

[@chaniaachaimaa3492]

😠😠😠😠