5 EASY HIJAB STYLES TUTORIAL | _MILASMAMA #SCARFSTYLE

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Salaam ladies, hope you're all doing well. So today's video is a little bit different.
I just thought I'll show you five different ways of how I wear my hijab.
They're very easy, straightforward hijab styles. Before I get into the video I just want to say
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good luck. So I'll stop rambling now and I'll just get into the video. Okay ladies, so for this style
all you need is a safety pin. So make sure that both sides are equal and from the front you just
want to fold it a little bit to create that point at the front. So fold it a little bit like so and
just place it on there and then all you need to do is pin it underneath and then you just want to
grab this, just do that to it and this end and just do that to it and obviously just stay around
with it until you're happy with what it looks like. And I like to pull it a little bit from
here just so that it's not so flat on my face and that's pretty much it for this look. It's
very easy, I typically like wearing this hijab style when I'm on holiday just because it's easy
to throw on and you don't have a lot of material wrapped around your head especially if it's hot.
For the second style you'll need a safety pin and also one of these long kind of
pins, I don't know what they're called. What you want is one short side and one long side
and then the same thing as well, just fold it a little bit from the front
like so and pin it in place and then what I like to do is grab this, this end, the short end
and just do this to it and put it on top. This is to give volume up here and to just get rid
of this extra bit that you don't really need and then this side I open it up, so you know how you
folded it at the start for the front, you just want to open it up from here and then you just
want to wrap it around and when I pin it I don't like pinning it like that so I fold it a little
bit and then pin it in place and then just fix it to how you want it to look. I like to bring this
part here and I don't like this bit just hanging like that so what I like to do is just grab the
front bit and just place it behind this bit and this is look number two. So for look number three
all you need is a safety pin and you want one side longer than the other, again just fold it from the
front and pin it underneath and you want to leave this side hanging down and just grab this long
side and literally just wrap it around so grab it, pull it, just wrap it around your head. This is look
number three, sometimes what I like to do is just tie these two together, not a tight knot just a
small little knot just like that. Look number four is what I usually do to my hijab when I'm
filming so what you want to do again is have a shorter side and a longer side and fold it from
the front like we have been doing and this look doesn't need any pins so what you want to do is
grab the short side and grab it from the back and just wrap it around your neck and then just
tuck it in at the back or just leave it there and then what you want to do is grab the long side
from the back again and just literally kind of do that and then you just want to play around with
it again until you're happy with it. This is the fourth look, so this look is quite flowy, it's
effortless, it's just quite nice and very easy to do. The only thing is because there's no pins it
might be harder to wear outside. My daughter's losing her patience so I better get on to the
fifth look and the final look needs just that little bit more effort so you don't want to fold
it, you want a short side and a long side and you want to just pin it as it is and we're not really
looking for a point with this style and then you want to grab the back and bring the back forward
to sit on top of this this bit here and then what you want to do is you grab this bit and like we
did in the last style you want to kind of push it back and then the long bit just take that and wrap
it around your head as you normally do and then what you're left with is this bit here which is
just kind of flowing and it's up to you if you want to pin this or not, I probably would pin it up here
using just a small pin and that's it, just play around with it until you're happy.
That's the final look. These are the hijab styles that I typically wear, I hope you've enjoyed the
video and found it somewhat helpful and I'll see you on my next one, don't forget to hit that subscribe button!
