THE TURBAN HEADBAND AND SPECIAL WAY OF WEARING ONE!!!!!!



The turban trend headband has been on the market for the past little while, but I can honestly say it has taken me some time to be cool with the trend. I am not quite sure why I was timid about it but I then thought in my mind that there should be a more funky or sassy way to rock the turban. If you had tried it the wrong way, it might look awkward…lol
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It gives this special perfect look for Muslim sisters’ super trendy and beautiful, you can’t even imagine how trendy it could look.
TURBAN 1
Not leaving our ever sassy ladies; having a bad hair day yea! Your turban’s got you, it covers it all up
Follow these steps though, and you’ll be confidently pretty.
1- Your hair must lay over the top of your ears. If you have fine hair, tease it over the ears to keep it in a ‘clump, and prevent it from separating and exposing your ears.
2- The band should lay across the roundest part of your forehead covering the hairline. Too low and you look like you are wearing a blindfold, and too high and its no longer a turban.
3- Bring at least one side of hair forward close to your eyebrow. This is all about flattering the shape of your face. The band creates a BOLD horizontal line across the forehead, which can widen the face in appearance. By introducing a vertical line of hair on one side of the face, you will balance the shape and most likely feel more comfortable wearing this look.
4- Give yourself some volume on the crown first. The turban creates a halo around your entire head- this is almost a sure recipe for a flat/limp crown.
Gently tease the hair at the crown of your head before you place the turban- ensuring a full healthy (non-hippie) style. 
The turban trend is stylish and classy trust me, it depicts royalty for the #Queengang
gatsbyinspired-turban

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