will this work for dreadlocks? and how do you tie the scarf?
853912
I am not sure if this will work for dreads,I have a perm that is wrapped, but my daughter has sister locks and she uses the cap style that has rubber around the edges. I would think that this would kind of flatten the dreads out. It does have to be tight on my head and it does not stay on as advertised, I tie two scarves on my head and it still slips up a little.
853913
I would not recommend this scarf. It slips off the head easily and isn't that easy to tie. A cap with some light elastic around the edge, a bonnet would be a better bet.
853914
I'm not sure about dreadlocks, but I know that while it can cover a lot, it won't cover all.To tie it, you open the scarf (it's rectangular and really long) and at the center of your head, you wrap from the front to the back. Then you take the two ends that are at the back of your head, cross them, and bring them to the front to tie a knot at the front and center of your head/forehead.
853915
Depends on the length and thickness. For short or medium length it should be able to wrap around the head twice and fit for a nice tie. To tie in back I always begin with the scarf by placing it in the back of my head, then wrapping it in a criss cross in the front then taking it to the back. Then tie. The scarf's width is wide enough to wrap around most hair styles and even big rollers.
357505
I have one infinity winter scarf on it. I don't know what type of winter scarf you may have. Most of the scarves I have on it are for fall and one winter.
1086306
I don't think your hair needs to be at least six inches long for these to work. Mine is much shorter BUT I also bought a triangle net for under a couple dollars. Put the net on covering your bottom row of rollers in the back, pull it a bit so it will keep the rollers in place and tie it at the top of your forehead. This works perfect for me. Keeps the rollers in, and in place and all rolled up.
676601
I tie it over my forehead, but I leave my nape hair out. this works with many of my scarves and also prevents breakage in my nape area.
1182546
You will probably have to wrap your hair or tie it up in order for it to fit under the scarf.
2187805
Yes, if you use the screws that are included. I plan to order another one for hats and scarves. I don't think this is strong enough for a heavy winter coat, but should be fine for handbags if they are not too heavy. Hope this helps.
1160360
Make a small ponytail using only a little bit of your hair where you want the ponytail to be, wrap this piece around it using the clips, and then gather your real hair around it and tie it like you normally would. It's really easy and I do it almost every day. Hope this helped :)
1797920
Well it worked on my cashmere sweater. I just laid it flat. You have to go over the same area a few times, but you will see results.
1699147
It depends on the length of your hair. How short is it? If it is shoulder-length, then it will work like a dream. If it is any shorter, you might have to concentrate just a bit more and not get frustrated if your hair slips through the holding clip. :)
1139440
I cannot answer from any experience. If someone has long hair around the neck, this should work. If we are talking of head hair going all the way down to the neck, then it should be possible to thin the hair. But one is unlikely to get a sharp trim line.
1404190
My hair has never tangled much with any product, and it seems to reduce some tangling, but I"m not sure if it would work wonders for your hair. Good luck.
825488
Well, I wear it one of two ways. 1) Horizontally section your hair and tease it along the bottom section. I put the combs along that line and take down the top section and start to blend it into the hair. Good to go! -------------------Or-------------------2)Put your hair in a donut bun, and clip the extension around the inside edge of the bun. I put a decorative hair tie over it or even a scarf (I put black lace over it for my belly dance styles for a spanish look or a flower for summer) and you're all set!
130006
My daughter has thick hair. When I do two ponytails or two braids, most of the bands work. Some are shorter, better for ends. But her hair is just thick, not incredibly thick...
1680595
Use the thick yarn or double the other normal yarn. I love making scarfs and hats&#128512;
360233
Bend the sides down, like it shows in the pictures, into a U shape. Put it against the hair, then twist the handles...and do it quickly. Remember, this is essentially a giant tweezer. You're catching hair between metal and then yarding it out of your skin. It is not difficult, and if you can't figure out from written descriptions, there are plenty of tutorials on youtube. The seller shouldn't have to send instructions, it isn't that difficult. ....Seriously just look at the picture and experiment.
873425
I would like to help but I use mine as more a scarf. Wet in summer for evaporative cooling,dry in winter to keep warm.Let your hair grow out maybe?
1669472
It will hold thicker scarves. I love the amount it will hold. However mine fell out of the hanger at the top and I placed it over another heavy duty hanger. I think, because it was so accommodating , I overloaded it. I like it because the scarves do not slip like they would on metal.