10 ways on how to tie silk scarf in hair 

10 ways on how to tie silk scarf in hair 

They have been various trends on what to use and tie your hair but, scarf fashion as stood all those fashion trends and remains on top. It is the classical fashion where you can tie your hair and look stunning.

Have you watched a love song ’Moon River'  if not get to watch because you will see Audrey Hupburn singing with a scarf wrapped around her head, which is a fantastic way to tie a silk scarf? Scarf fashion is trending, which has and will withstand fashion trends. Thus it is an excellent idea to have a scarf because it creates a classic vintage feel which all other people around will embrace.

Get your scarf today because I am going to tell you in this blog post thrilling fun ways of how to tie your hair with a silk scarf. They are fashionable trends which will make you look elegant. These ways are super easy to do. Furthermore, I will tell you to want you need and step by step how to do it. To find out, read on!

Half Top Knot

A half-top knot stands on top as the best hairdos with a silk scarf. Just use your fingers to gather your hair instead of a comb. You won't believe that this style in your hair will make all the difference.

What you need

• An elastic band
• A scarf

How to do half top knot with a silk scarf

• Remove some hair from the top and sides of your head with your fingertips.
• Wear it as if you were a half ponytail with one eye.
• Move the elastic band over this part of the hair with your other hand.
• In a bun, tie your hair. To hold it, twist the elastic band and ride over the bun.
• Attach the elastic band to the base of the half top knot.

Top Knot

Top knots are incredibly versatile. They are great to stay at home for work, parties, and cozy. It only makes it look classier by applying a scarf to the top knot.

What you need

• A scarf
• An elastic band

How to do top knot with a scarf

• Brush your hair with a comb if you want a smooth bun and place your hair in a mid-ponytail.
• Wrap your hair in a bun and use an elastic band to protect it.
• Tie the scarf to cover the elastic band at the base of the knot.
• If you want a messy look, pick up your hair with your fingers in a high ponytail.
• Move over the ponytail once the elastic band.
• Twist the band and pull your hair through it halfway, leaving the ends loose to hang.
• To secure it, hold the top knot and tie the scarf around its base.

Low Ponytail

One of the most retro hairstyles ever was the low ponytail with a scarf! It looks fantastic and is amazingly easy to do.

What You Need

• Scarf
• Curling iron
• Elastic band

How to do

• Style your hair using a curling iron or straightening iron in loose waves to add some volume and texture.
• Brush your hair back to form a low ponytail using your fingers
• Secure it with an elastic band.
• In a long line, twist your scarf.
• Place the scarf center under the ponytail cap.
• Lift the ends of the scarf and loop them around the ponytail base to the opposite sides.
• Flip them over again before you tie a knot to the end.

Rose Scarf Half Knot

If you give a rose to a woman, it will immediately brighten her day. Hence, this rosy way to tie a scarf produces a gorgeous hairdo.

What You Need

• Scarf
• Hairpins

How to do

• Take some front hair and cut it into three parts to weave it into a braid.
• Keep, on the one hand, the three pieces.
• Hold your scarf in the center and place it under the middle section of the hair between each side of the scarf and each side of the hair.
• Continue to weave a standard French braid.
• Kept adding hair till you hit the back of your head to the side parts.
• Weave the remainder of the hair in your hands and tie it with an elastic band at the end of the braid.
• Pancake and tie the whole braid into a rose bun. Safe with hairpins in place.

Full Head Wrap

It’s time to take a much-needed break with this excellent scarf style to your kinky locks. It is a perfect example of how an outfit's ante can be brought up by a color pop in your makeup and a scarf.

What You Need

• Hairpins
• Elastic band
• Square scarf

How to Do

• Just pin up all your hair if you have short hair so that none of it slips off the scarf. If you've got long hair, tie your hair in the back of a bun.
• To shape a triangle, fold your scarf in half.
• Bring the sides of the scarf to the middle of the triangle.
• Slide the scarf over your head so that the scarf's holding ends are on either side of your head, and the sharp end of the scarf falls over your head in front of your nose.
• Overlap the sides of the scarf, loop them, and tie them to the front knot. If you've got bangs, let them get loose.
• If your scarf is long, turn the sides to the back and tie another knot and curl the ends inside the scarf after tying the knot in the front.
• Raise and tuck the sharp end of the scarf over the front knot.

Blended Scarf Bun

It is one of the most fashionable hairdos that you can now wear. It is the ideal nautical hairdo for all the ladies out there who want to sail or be on a cruise!

What You Need

• Hairpins
• Elastic band
• Scarf
• Hair spray

How to do

• Tie your hair in a ponytail of mid-level.
• To form an extended band, roll your scarf.
• Tie together the ends, so it appears like a headband.
• Pass the scarf over the ponytail, loop it around the middle, and partially pass it over the ponytail to make sure the ends are not entirely pulled through.
• Clip the ends in order to remain in place.
• Divide the hair pulled in half through the scarf to create two Cs.
• Merge each hair section near it to the side of the scarf.
• Then Loop one side of the scarf and hair across the other.
• Unclip the ends inside the bun and pin them. It is going to make the bun look bigger.
• Secure the bun using more pins and spritz over it some hairspray.

Vintage Top Knot

If you're in a hurry, don't worry! There's this scarf fashion to help you out. Something is captivating about the vintage style. Vintage hairstyles look perfect, and they're going to die for it.

What You Need

• Elastic band
• Comb
• Scarf

How to do

• Use an elastic band to curl your hair in a messy bun.
• Roll up your scarf effortlessly to form a band from one end to the other.
• Make sure the band has a width of one inch or one inch and a half.
• Put the middle of the scarf around your head's back and move the ends forward.
• Twist and cross the ends. Create a loop with one end and fold through the loop to the other end.
• Pull both ends and tie a knot to the back of your head. Let the ends drop free.

Braid

The braid on its looks cool. This makes it even more feminine by applying a scarf to it. Pair with a flowing dress this hairdo and get prepared for becoming the ball's belle.

What You Need

• Hairpins
• Elastic band
• Scarf

How to do

• Take a large hair segment from the back of your head.
• Weave it into the braid of the fishtail and add an elastic band to the end.
• Braid pancake to make it look bulky.
• Take from one hand a small section of hair and push through the braid's first thread.
• Take any hair from the other side and go through the next braid thread.
• Repeat until the end of the braid is reached.
• It's called the braid of the mermaid.
• At the end of the braid, tie your scarf to allow the ends to hang loose.

Head Wrap

Headwrap with silk scarf is ideal for African women. It is designed is legendary. African women hairstyles are always a sight to behold, from braids to ties to scarves.

What You Need

• Elastic band
• Scarf

How to Do

• In a pineapple ponytail, tie your head.
• Keep your scarf in two opposite corners.
• Put the center of the scarf under the pineapple ponytail at the back of your head.
• Bring the ends of the scarf forward and add to the top of your head a double knot.
• Tuck the ends in and open the back of the scarf, so it covers your eyes.
• Pancake the scarf knot to open.

Retro Twist

Here the bright scarf adds oomph to the twist in France; you’re going to love it.  In Audrey Hepburn's song, you'll see this retro twist with a scarf. She an excellent look!

What You Need

• Comb
• Hairpins
• Square scarf

How to do

• Use a comb to remove your hair. Take some hair from the front and hold it close to the crown at the back. Push it up and lock it in place to create a pouf.
• Repeat the hair and gather it in the back. Keep it as you would a ponytail with one hand while holding out the end with the other.
• Inward roll the hair from the ends to the head. That will create a twist of the French.
• You'll have loose hair at the end if you have long hair. Twirl and tuck the extra hair inside the French knot.
• Use pins to secure the position of the French twist.
• Fold the scarf and tie it around the chin, wrapping it under the knot at the end.

Conclusion

Grant yourself a retro new look by trying these hairstyles with fabulous silk scarves. They come in different colors, thus grab your favorite color, fabrics, or patterns, and they are affordable. Don't be left out with this fashion trend, adopt one, and see others will embrace you.