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From my experience, size matters! The cloth shouldn't be too big and it needs to have a certain softness to it. Personally, I like cotton, acrylic and silk-infused fabric best.
What is your wrapping secret? Please share it in the comments below!
When I have those “don’t feel like doing my hair” days I use a large piece of fabric. I gather the cloth to the back of my head and twist it and tie it into a bun. It's been done often but it looks nice with a simple t-shirt & jeans or even a dress paired with heels.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this Little Naija. I agree, that makes for quite a stylish look!
DeleteLove your post! wrapping is so timeless and fashionable and yes perfect for the ''dont't feel like doing my hair' days :)
ReplyDeletemy blog: http://nsimba.com
Hi Kasha
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures and would like to use a couple for a brochure I am doing to sell African Designer Items here in Australia where I live.
Would you mind if I used a couple of the photos and made a reference to your website?
Cheers
Vivienne