Wrapunzel Regal Wrap ~ Beginner's Essential! ~ Tuck, Turban, Tie, Tichel!

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[@lisambarak2868]

WOW..I'm so glad I came across this tutorial. I am a Muslim and I will incorporate this style into my hijab wearing days. Thanks for sharing.

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

You're so very welcome, Lisa! We're THRILLED to hear that it is helpful for you!!! :)

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

You're welcome, Bella!

[@twaibahamza3356]

Lisa Mbarak woow

[@twaibahamza3356]

good

[@holyexperience1976]

I love how your scarf coordinates with your tops! 👍👍

[@claudiareginateixeira1825]

Shalom! Well, today I have got to start it! Thank you Andrea for providing such a nice tutorial. Let us see how may I wrap it from now on...

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

+Claudia Regina Teixeira You're so very welcome and good luck!

[@staciwyatt5542]

Blessed greetings. Im an eclectic pagan and I veil on my worship days. I usually just drape my scarfs but my goddess has asked me to look more presentable so I want to try different wrap styles. This really helped. Thank you.

[@LauraJayne64]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@melissajudd4555]

Thank you for these tutorials. As someone who is new to veiling this video tutorial is truly detailed &so so helpful

[@ToniaLenza-bs5cv]

Beautiful color

[@yaelm1260]

Please forgive any rudeness, but I was wondering if wearing tichels will cause the hairline to recede if worn properly? On an entirely separate note, whenever I tie my tichel, it never looks quite right with my bun. My hair is thick, and it looks nearly as though someone stuffed a sock or something beneath my scarf and it makes me feel self-conscious... Lots of volume works for some ladies, but with my round face it just doesn't seem to suit me. Are there some simple styles that don't emphasize volume that you can suggest? Oh, and I love your videos, thank you for sharing them! Wrapunzel tutorials have been quite illuminating; I'd never have guessed that there were so many beautiful ways to tie a tichel, and the steps are presented clearly.

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

+Precocious Darkblood Wearing tichels *can* cause traction alopecia in some women. To help prevent this, we suggest positioning the No-Slip Headband slightly differently each time, so that the pressure will not be in the same exact spot every day. Some women just seem to be more prone to it than others, though!

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

+Precocious Darkblood For styles that don't need a lot of volume, turbans don't require any in the back. Hope that helps! :)

[@laylool]

Also Muslim! Great stuff! Going to try this tomorrow

[@cynthiaciulla9508]

Thanks for your Explanation!

[@lisab5823]

Absolutely Beautiful

[@khunbeeis]

nice

[@SunshineSeeker786]

I'm so amazed.. as a south african muslim I've never realised that jewish women took so much of pride in covering their hair... much respect for you and your page. Thank u for your tutorials. Love it.

[@farzanahussain1929]

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[@leanneradoo]

Dont you know that islam is resumee of jewish and christianity book.

[@esthernaaaku9776]

Mohamed learnt it from them and he applied it in his religion

[@jje7613]

African Muslim SAMEEEE

[@JannatulFerdous-ft1wm]

@@esthernaaaku9776 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kittyhernandez6849]

I’m Catholic and I wear Mantillas, I don’t show my hair in public and so I use a lot of scarves but I also live in south Texas and it’s unbearably hot so it’s a must to do a head wrap instead of my normal wrap around loose scarves. I’ve always felt insecure about the way the wrap looks on me because I’m the only Veiled Woman in my family and I never learned how to do it but your videos really help me learn and feel more confident in my headwraps

[@TheDanielaoso77]

Catherine O Escobedo-Hernandez hello..I feel the same way I’m Catholic and I’m getting into covering my hair with turbans and people from church ask me if I’m converting to Muslim which make me feel like I have to explain my decision maybe because I’ve the years we as Catholic lost the idea of women should cover their heads before entering to mass.But like I said it’s probably because it’s not very common only our ancestors did that but we can be the different..And thank you for your comment I don’t feel alone in my journey to dress modest and cover my hair..God Bess You

[@haifaaalsafadi3546]

Catherine O Escobedo-Hernandez speaking too much

[@victoriaalbastra6325]

@@haifaaalsafadi3546 you're very rude

[@healn4u842]

@@haifaaalsafadi3546 Rude Bitc....

[@vSz6]

Hi Catherine, I'm Catholic & in Texas also! I also, attend the Tridentine Mass at our FSSP parish, & the majority of us women wear veils..but not outside of Mass, everyday, on a regular basis. Would you mind telling me about why you cover your head all the time please? I understand the meaning of being veiled & why it's important at Mass but not sure if you're just trying to carry that on to everyday, maybe? Honestly, I'm here checking this video out because being open to life has left me w/a balding hairline after every baby. ( I do take vitamins/supplements.) By the time the short, impossible to style hairs have finally grown out enough, I'm spending 15-20 minutes alone on my hair trying to manuver it in a certain way or style to cover them. Then, I find myself pregnant again, then it grows out slightly faster but start to loose it again about 2-3 months after baby is born. I just had baby #8 & was loosing SO much hair that I finally decided to shave it all off. I had been tempted in the past before but never did it because I honestly lacked more confidence & because I didn't want to attract even more attention than we (big family) already do. Honestly right now, I feel very confident & it's so nice to not worry or waste so much time on my hair. Don't get me wrong, I've always been very girly girl, modest, do like my hair...uh DID like my hair pretty & done, & do wear make up. I don't agree with it being vanity or sinful, we shouldn't be mismatched & frumpy & look like we just rolled out of bed either. It's just being classy, ladylike, giving a good example & representing ourselves with (good) wholesome pride. I don't regret shaving my head & honestly don't miss my hair right now. Though it was the longest its been in a loooong time but thinned out & balding hairline... Ayway, I have a pretty realistic wig I've been using the last week (just shaved a week ago) but was looking for more options Anyway! Sorry for the novel just wanted to know why you cover your head all the time. Thanks and God bless!

[@hannahelander-rantala7891]

Wrapunzel safe my life 😀 I lose my hair for wrong medication, and I think, I never ever go out whitout my bronzegold locks... Doc says at get year or more until my hair grow back. But when I see how beautiful can hair wrapping be, I start living again. Now I go work and shopping, whitout permanent thinking what I look. Okay, I live in Finland, where womens cover their hair only in winter, what mean at people looking after me, but now I now at they dont do it for disgust, only curiosity. I love you all. Sorry about bad english and long story. ❤

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

Please don't apologize - thank you for sharing that with us, Hanna! We are honored to have played such a positive role in your journey, even from afar.

[@SanoAnniVaan]

Hi Hanna! I'm also from Finland and I've been wrapping my hair since a teenager. I'm moroccan from my father's side so for me it always felt normal and saved me from bad hair days.

[@hephzibah4675]

Get some vitamin b12 injections!

[@MadameReynaud]

Thank you wonderful Wrapunzel Ladies. You are great. Your channel and website bring women of all faiths and ethnicities together because we love to wear tichels, hijabs, head wraps, turbans - whatever we call them! Thanks again, Tima

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

Oh, wow, thank YOU for such wonderful feedback, Tima! We're thrilled to hear that what we're doing is appreciated. Thanks so much for taking the time to write!

[@helenbrown8572]

I feel so much better reading all these comments. As a christian woman I am the ONLY one I know of my faith who wants to honour God by covering my hair! How wonderful to read so many other faiths coming together in appreciation for this video to learn covering their hair 💖

[@HotVoodooWitch]

This is REAL sisterhood! Women of all faiths and cultures coming together and supporting each other.

[@erichfeit7779]

@@helenbrown8572 there are many more Christain women who cover their hair than you think! ♡♡♡

[@marierose214]

Love from france!! Wearing proudly tichels like a jewish princess😃

[@sunflowercara8691]

Might be a silly question, but is France a safe place for Jews? I'd love to work there, but I've heard some bad things.

[@MusicJamSchauspiel]

I‘m not even religious, I‘m here because of hair loss issues. But the religious diversity in the comments just lights up my heart. This is where we should go, guys! Keep it up! ❤️

[@masjuri2258]

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[@aliveandconnected]

You can find very affordable pashminas on Wish. I have literally have one in every color. So beautiful and colorful. I hope it works out for you.

[@HotVoodooWitch]

Women connecting on women's issues. It's beautiful, isn't it?

[@thatmarionchickonyoutube7545]

Good day! You've probably never received a post like this one but here goes. I love, love, love head wraps, I bought some scarfs and for the life of me could not get the hang of it, well, I live in an RV and sometimes it's difficult to get my hair washed daily so on those bad hair days(even on good hair days) I plan to wrap. I've been watching your tutorials most especially Back to Basics with Tichal Darling and I absolutely will not give up, I will practice and practice until I get it right! Love all your videos and will keep watching!!

[@malinabusu]

can't tell yoy how grateful I am for findind your chanel ! 😊 A veiling pagan sending love ❤

[@sofiamartinez1583]

Same blessed be

[@Angelwitch99]

I'm a veiling pagan too😊 Blessed Be

[@silviam7487]

Oh gosh may I ask you more info? I've always wondered if it was possible for pagans to veil because I really like it and now I'm reading all your positive experiences and I'm just so curious and relieved!

[@evelyncaruso4441]

this is so nice. i am not jewish but love the idea of covering my hair, il be ordering my first hair wrap fm wrapuzel.

[@mwalimushabani2311]

Evelyn Salvatore

[@AB-bj6tl]

Me too

[@DevinMNox]

I love your voice! I want to start, or at least give a try, at wrapping my hair for practical reasons since it is EXTREMELY thick and curly and easily becomes an obstacle and/or a distraction. I’m also interested in getting more in touch with my Jewish roots so this might be a nice avenue for that as well. Thank you for all your resources and the kindness I’ve seen you show to everyone who does or is interested in wrapping/veiling their hair!

[@tangotangoromeo]

Hey have you ever noticed that Black women have a lot of really creative ways to wrap a scarf around their heads? Some of them do amazing things with scarves and their hair is completely covered

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

+tango tangoromeo Yep! Lots of cultures and traditions practice the art of hair covering! Each style is unique and gorgeous! :)

[@dorothysmith324]

As a black woman I used to tie my hair up to go to bed. Now scarves are a FASHION STATEMENT!!!! How far we have come. I started using scarves this year and have not looked back!!!! LOVE THEM. I do something a little different but I cannot give my secret away. Maybe I'll make a video!!!!!

[@zainabhassan6528]

Yes they are really creative

[@Sincyn241]

@@dorothysmith324 Do it! And if you haven’t yet, join the Wrapunzel community group on Facebook and share it there! There are amazing women of all backgrounds, religions, and ages sharing their favorite styles, tips and tricks, and getting support on their wrapping challenges. It’s a really positive and support community of wrapping women.

[@missyla2u]

Shaper and head band needed. I have been wearing wraps for years but have always struggled with this look you are teaching. I have a question the shaper and bun is that the technical name for it?

[@skeletoninadress]

"you've got to tell that scarf who's boss" 🤣 love it, thank you for this tutorial

[@Salma30b]

I'm Muslim and cover my hair. Thanks so much for this tutorial! Ever since I watched it last year I've been wearing it all the time and get lots of complements on it.

[@hijab63]

salaam/ shalom, beautiful. I wear my hair wrapped and plan to incorporate this look...very elegant.

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

We can't wait to see your creations!

[@karissastephenson7193]

I feel comfortable with my hair covered (normally with a beanie or a large bandana) but am excited to learn with a scarf. This was an amazing tutorial. Thank you and blessed be

[@LaraSchilling]

Heard about Wrapunzel through Frillability and her super cute hijabs; I'm really wanting to explore my heritage more, and I think I might start with the Tichel. Never was an observant Jew, however I do see a few Orthodox women around with their scarves. I am hoping to visit Israel next year, better start working on my Hebrew.

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

We're so glad you've found us, Lara! We actually know of many more secular women who choose to wear a tichel, so you're definitely not alone!

[@olivejackson1786]

9òi

[@hippiehijabi]

Your styles are so beautiful! I wore this one the other day and it looked beautiful! My husband loved it, too, so bonus! Thank you so much for your videos!

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

+hippiehijabi You're so very welcome! Thanks for such wonderful feedback!

[@Suliwyensis]

This is so beautiful in its simplicity! I'm not Jewish or Muslim, I'm Pagan. Would it be offensive/appropriation for a Goddess worshiping British girl to try wrapping for the aesthetic appeal?

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

Not at all! Check out Naomi Rose's video on that exact topic here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHybemqhmq-tntk!

[@mahirak2017]

I'm born a Jew, raised as a Christian and married to a Muslim...One God one Religion. One scarf many names. One me and I can wear any of these scarfnames. I love God, Elohim or Allah. Beautiful

[@amandakimbanzi2508]

well done to you all ladies especially for wrantu braids big up , I 'll practice evrything till I 'll get it right . so much inspired

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

So glad we have inspired you, Amanda!

[@andreaortiz7895]

I am growing out my pixie hair do i need a shaper bun or can i just use it with my short hair? I love this tutorial by the way! Thank you :)

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

Hi, Andrea- thanks for the lovely compliment! You can definitely wear a Regal Wrap with short hair, but without a large pony tail or bun, will have to wrap your tails around the front of your head, which will give a slightly different look. Definitely don't skip a No-Slip Headband, though, as that will prevent the scarf from slipping back throughout the day and eliminate the need to retie or adjust periodically. :)

[@Mrsritarob]

Idk how I found this channel I'm so blessed i did!!! I'll be ordering wraps soon from your site. Thanks for explaining how to use the scarves and giving us the basic skills to be creative on our own. You are a blessing!!!

[@dashincorporated5646]

Todah! I wrapped with you!!! Love how beautiful and frum a techel looks!!!

[@incognito9718]

I am muslim and this is very useful. We all share modesty 👍🏼

[@antoinettefrance4953]

Hi Andrea, I recived my 1st volumizer yesterday, so to day I've been practising, you make it look easy and I've just discovered it's not lol. I then noticed that the way you tie your knot was much neater and seemed to sit better in the nap of the neck, so I tried it the way you did in this video. It wasn't easy as it wasn't the way I had been tying my Tichel your way is much better as it lies flatter on the neck line. I'd not thought about the way one ties a knot could make so much difference, but it really does. I've still got a long way to go I'm having problems judging how much to turn in for it to sit on the neck in the right place, also I'd got a couple of pashmina's of a heavier weight that I'd had for a few years these aren't so easy to tie as they are thicker, it also dissent help when one has a left arm injury that makes it extremely difficult to raid ones arm above ones head, still as they say practice makes perfect. I've watched many of the wrapunzle video's and can't wait till I all the practice pays off. You do make it look easy though lol lol

[@sammiegirl883]

This is a great tutorial! Thank you. I have been having trouble with my pashmina not knowing how to tie it up. I’m a pagan that have felt the conviction to vail my head. I love tichel tutorials and have been a fan of your channel for a few years.

[@sammiegirl883]

I tried to do it and I can’t tie under. My mind and body force me to tie over. It looks bulky but it might just be because I need more practice.

[@sammiegirl883]

@@sisterspooky There is no deity that is convicting me to cover. It is shielding my own spiritual energy. Letting me build and maintain my own energy while keeping negative energy out.

[@sammiegirl883]

@@sisterspooky I personally see the gods as man made to represent aspects of ourselves and nature.

[@guardyourheartministries9020]

I loved this look!!!!! It's so pretty!!! You make it look so easy so right now I am going to try it!!!!!! You are so sweet in your videos!!!!!

[@Dani_sister4peace]

OK I'm a hijabi and live in Florida where it's so humid. And I'm in perimenopause. I'm very interested in covering my hair this way. But I'm also losing my hair on top. Which is why I'm not a big fan of the tight caps. This looks like a great way to be modest. And it's so gorgeous. I didn't realize Jewish women did this still. But much power to you sisters. ❤❤ yay for modesty living.

[@julianismyson]

Subhanallah Thank you sister. This was one of the most useful hijab wrap I've found. I appreciate the detail.

[@shalomalcheim7402]

Todah for this! You have the best turban. I hope with practice to get mine as great as yours.

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

You're so very welcome! Practice definitely makes perfect. :)

[@Laytchm8994]

Hi Bella, I'm so glad to see this tutorial. I'm not an muslim girl but in my culture ladies do were a wraphead. And i do defenitely wil incorporeted this nice beauty style. Muanh... :*

[@travelwithme9019]

lay tchiema mash Allah nice girl u r

[@yazzjustheretocomment]

you have such a beautiful smile!

[@CleverEwe]

Thank you so much for this instructional video. I have always wanted to do this, and now, thanks to you, I know where to start.

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

You're so very welcome! Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any questions. :)

[@abbieleblanc3638]

I’m a Hellenic pagan and I just began veiling and I love this tutorial!

[@redbeanrin9545]

Good for you!! I used to be a Hellenic pagan before starting worshiping Hashem and coming back to my Jewish origins!! I feel you so much and I'm so proud seing another one who practices veiling!!

[@jazz77T]

As someone who is new to this? Have you experienced hair loss? Or receding hairline from always having your hair tied back? Love the tutorial :)

[@pmkr07]

Hello from Amman,Jordan! I m watch you from more than 2weeks,I get in love with your technique to cover the hair. Sure I will try it in the future! Thank you!

[@KMac-oi7iz]

I absolutely love this. Great channel to get style ideas. I hope to learn more about the Tichel :)

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

So glad you've found us, Khadija!

[@irmatapia4105]

Me fasina me encantan su bideos yo rstoy ttatando como saber aserlo en mi cabeda medesespero y me fustro jijijiji porke me fadina me gusta como luse en la cabesa ???

[@gritsonamission]

After reading The Sisters Rosensweig, I wanted a better understanding what a Tichel is, and this video helps. So beautiful!

[@josequins9099]

The scarf looks stunning after you've only tied the first knot! So glamourous.

[@jamilasalaam]

Shalom/Salaam ... i love love your videos, thank u so very much for your time & effort.. G-d bless dear !!!!

[@randomhuman9672]

Fatima Majesty it’s out of respect so they do not take it in vain, why u even in these comments you obviously don’t respect their faith which btw is Jewish, not Muslim or Buddhist

[@jamilasalaam]

@@randomhuman9672 Omg hahahah are you serious lolz didn’t see this 3 yrs ago when you wrote it but umm yeah I know she’s Jewish… I have nothing but respect for Judaism or any other faith for that matter… your comment was way off base

[@christinelittleton3781]

Thank you so very much for your tutorial! I am just starting to use scarves and I have had to watch videos to learn. You make it so easy to follow! Thank you!

[@latefaadeola6171]

Nice one Allah bless your work ma

[@lissyperez4299]

I'm Catholic too but starting to wear scarves because of the pandemic...like my hair wrapped up when I go out..these are so pretty...and modest.

[@Digio67]

que linda!! me gusta tu canal, estoy aprendiendo como cubrirme la cabeza, Shalom

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

+dgio css Gracias!!

[@1968LTS]

thank you thank you thank you. I have been jumping ahead of myself in some of my wraps and then I get frustrated and not happy. This video really helped me to slow down and get the basics down. Getting control of my scarf is the ingredient I have been missing. Thank you Andrea. You are such a blessing to me.

[@ifexifex1400]

Thanks I have learned a lot, kiss

[@dee4174]

The shine on that pashmina is beautiful. You look gorgeous as always. X

[@ttct9035]

Thanx for the best head wrap tutorials I've seen. Love the detail and the tips & tricks on how to create volume & shape. Keep doing what you do, we appreciate you 🌟

[@tennysoneffie6943]

So beautiful. Is it possible to buy the bun and head wrap in one piece? . Where is the best place to purchase these scarves online? Very soon I will lose my hair but this tutorial has given me inspiration to adjust to my condition and remain dignified and calm. You are wonderful. It would be good to know the type of fabric used in the scarves. I can see that chiffons and rayon might be too slippy. Would a mixture of fine wool and silk work?

[@susanpalmer3796]

I started veiling about a month ago, I had no idea what I was doing! Your wonderful videos taught me so much!

[@erinsummersnorman]

Thank you so much! This is the video I’ve needed, and I’m watching all the others! Thank you!

[@sukhpreetsinghartist6080]

Talented girl,,,,I learned new idea. Thanks. Sukhpreet singh artist

[@vSz6]

You're so beautiful! You remind me of the girl from the painting "The Girl with a Pearl Earring"

[@HotVoodooWitch]

She DOES!

[@lisac7191]

Makes a change to see a head wrap done by somebody who has hair. I have a huge thick bun of hair on my head so I use head wraps all the time. X

[@debbieartrip5904]

Thank you for the informative tutorial from northern Michigan👍

[@lieblee3063]

I love the look. It looks so comfortable. I have long hair and it is so annoying

[@jodyariewitz7349]

Beautiful!!! Thank you so much for the gorgeous wrap ideas!!!❤❤❤👍

[@lightknight9813]

Wow She looks 100% a Sikh Woman!

[@sunflower2850]

SO BEAUTIFUL AND FEMININE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@rietta1166]

Thankyou for taking your time in explaining. Much appreciated🙏🙏🙏

[@gangaberystwyth2599]

This is a lovely video. Thank you so much. I’m just starting my second bout of alopecia so this will be really helpful for me. 💕

[@haileygood2277]

Should a single mom wear these?

[@notchamama7571]

You can absolutely wear them. The Wrapunzel blog has a post by Naomi that addresses some of the issues that posters seem to be asking about!

[@tranquility9325]

Anyone can wear them. It's a matter of personal choice. Go for it.

[@nessam72]

I am so thankful for you and your lesson. This is by far, the best wrap tutorial I have ever seen, even answering questions that I have asked myself. I am “headache prone” and you even addressed that. I’m waiting for my first order of wraps now. I’m a Christian, but as a woman of color I’m drawn to beautiful wraps. I have tried to learn for years by watching videos to no avail. I have waist length Sisterlocks, but have lost my hairline due to alopecia causes from genetically to hormonal. May God Bless you continually. ❤

[@Dilektut]

Süper oldu ellerinize sağlık harikasınız 😍😍😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@annettepasswater737]

Absolutely beautiful!!😄😁😃😂😃 You are also very beautiful. You really make the wrap look very nice with your gorgeous face. Thanks for the tutorial. I have always wondered how women do their turbans, and I have always thought that they look very pretty.

[@cathwt175]

Thanks - the most helpful turban tutorial I’ve seen yet!

[@forerunner7]

That is beautiful! Great color for you, by the way!

[@iswoman]

Very nice video! I usually want to stare at women wearing beautiful and beautifully done head wraps, but don't because I'm afraid they'll think I'm staring for the wrong reasons.

[@melmelodies8730]

I’m afraid of the scarf, and I’m sticking to square Tichels :,)

[@florl.delgado4093]

Thank you so much, this WILL be my starting point too. Ive bought a whole bunch of pashminas and all kinds of scarves. Love this. Looks so AWESOME. CONGRATS!

[@03Pianoplayer]

This is such a cool way to tie turban or dastar as the Sikhs call it. Thank you so much I am so scarfing .:D

[@MissSpicie]

I'm so glad I came across this video In Shaa Allah I will do this in the morning for work Jazaka'Allah khair for posting this

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

You're so very welcome, Noor! Glad it is helpful for you.

[@MissSpicie]

Wrapunzel Ladies is there a way a wrap you can do with a ribbed long oblong scarf ( bought it at Jc Penny) I did this style I saw I had this style did great with this scarf if you like volume but was curious what other styles would be great for it

[@WrapunzelOfficial]

Hm... Can you tell us what material the scarf is made of? What's its thickness like? Certain scarves wrap better in some styles than others, so we want to be sure that we can give the best advice. :)

[@MissSpicie]

It's made 100% polyester its says on the tag it's a thin scarf but since it's like a ripple effect looks thick when doubled over since it's a maxi one so soft on the skin Dina Tokia has a few videos with this one but with her styles I can't wear at work:/ she has this scarf in a dusty pink I think

[@nazirpalacios4899]

Omg ur extremely beautiful

[@meripederson8379]

Nice! Now if only I can do this! I have the fringes. Thank you so much!

[@WeatherMondacicci]

I have short hair and I don't have one of those bump things, can I still do this style of wrap?

[@dashincorporated5646]

There's a volumizer you can get, it goes on under the techel

[@st3383]

Thank you for your videos! I’m Catholic and I like to cover my hair for several reasons (some religious, some not religious) but hadn’t done it much because I always struggled with it sliding off my head - didn’t realize that putting something underneath would help! I appreciate all the work you do to help us learn how to wrap beautifully!

[@roseamunga6835]

Beautiful Check ministry of repentance and holiness,the dresscode of women ..modest at its highest level

[@lianne4751]

Thank you, this was beautifully explained and looked lovely!

[@jaleea2012]

Love this look thank you for sharing 💓

[@halima6960]

Beautiful. I remember watching couple of years ago I used to do this style then became so careless and folded it however. Not so neat and messy. I should follow these steps again. And other beautiful and maxing styles you did. Thank you

[@FarlySolomon]

I wore this one the other day and it looked beautiful!

[@juanitacrocker7833]

Hello, love your tutorial. You make it look so easy. I have found that using anti slip bands and covers on my head before I put my scarf on doesn't work, they slip and slide much worse with them on and make the scarf fall off my head. I know how to use them, and do it right according to the video tutorials I've watched, they just do not work for me personally. I have to wrap the scarf without them, the scarf stays on much better for me doing it that way. With my hair much shorter now it seems to work even better, however I need to watch more videos over again to learn the wrapping techniques better, this is a challenge for me, I can only do the simplest ones...I want to learn how to better do this. Thanks for your lesson...God bless!

[@juanitacrocker7833]

Hello, love your tutorial. You make it look so easy. I have found that using anti slip bands and covers on my head before I put my scarf on doesn't work, they slip and slide much worse with them on and make the scarf fall off my head. I know how to use them, and do it right according to the video tutorials I've watched, they just do not work for me personally. I have to wrap the scarf without them, the scarf stays on much better for me doing it that way. With my hair much shorter now it seems to work even better, however I need to watch more videos over again to learn the wrapping techniques better, this is a challenge for me, I can only do the simplest ones...I want to learn how to better do this. Thanks for your lesson...God bless!

[@juanitacrocker7833]

Hello, love your tutorial. You make it look so easy. I have found that using anti slip bands and covers on my head before I put my scarf on doesn't work, they slip and slide much worse with them on and make the scarf fall off my head. I know how to use them, and do it right according to the video tutorials I've watched, they just do not work for me personally. I have to wrap the scarf without them, the scarf stays on much better for me doing it that way. With my hair much shorter now it seems to work even better, however I need to watch more videos over again to learn the wrapping techniques better, this is a challenge for me, I can only do the simplest ones...I want to learn how to better do this. Thanks for your lesson...God bless!

[@beloitrose]

i'm new to wrapping.. i just got a few scarves and a shaper from wrapunzel.. i have super thin hair..just enough for a tiny pony tail.. i have an issue trying to keep my shaper down low on the back of my head.. it keeps slipping up and showing my hair near the nape of my neck.. do you have any suggestions on keeping my shaper to stay?

[@Diana-fw1lq]

Shalom 🙂, hi , I live in india and I want to know where I can buy the different scarves from? I tried going in your site but could not buy stuff. Can you please tell me where in india I can source the sari scarf from? Also I would like to get the under scarf ( your bonnet like thing ) I'm sorry i dont know what its called😔 so please help me with all the appropriate names of the products from tieing the hair to every thing else. More so I'm a zorastrain woman, and am the only woman in my family who is modest and I cover my hair all the time, needless to say ppl make fun of me all the time. I wonder why they are so mean? Any way I love your videos and you have a beautiful smile & personality, atleast I'm not alone, there are other women who prefer to veil themselves for there own personal reasons & not forced otherwise. Regards Diana.

[@miacooke657]

What if you have short hair? You mention wrapping around your bun, but I don't have enough hair to pull it back.

[@archiebelitsky3368]

Thank you so much for the tutorial! I have a problem with head covering - my ears start to hurt… Maybe you know some tips..

[@happyface2373]

I have noticed These ladies on KZbin doing tutorials for the head scarf they don’t wear nail polish is nail polish a no-no?