How to Tie 100% Pure Silk Headscarf

Read Our Blog Here: mulberryparksilks.com/blogs/m...
Shop For Headscarfs Here: mulberryparksilks.com/product...
Here at Mulberry Park Silks, we spend a lot of time discussing the many beauty and wellness benefits of silk pillowcases and bedding. And there's a good reason for that, as sleeping on silk can tame tangles, prevent wrinkles, and regulate body temperature. But today we’re going to give some well-deserved love and attention to one of our favorite beauty accessories: our 19 momme pure silk head scarf. Wearing a silk head covering is a great idea for any hair type because it prevents hair breakage and conditions hair while you sleep.
There are many ways to style your hair with a silk scarf. For daytime accessorizing, you can use our silk head scarf tied like a kerchief; wrapped around the top of your head and knotted in back (bandana style); or as a headband.
To make a turban-style head covering that will cover your hair overnight, follow these steps:
Fold our headscarf on the diagonal into a triangle
Place the scarf on your head with the long side of the triangle at the nape of your neck and the “point” on your forehead
Twist the two long ends over each other from back to front then wrap back around to the nape of your neck and tie them
Tuck in the “point” into the fold to create the finished turban look which is wonderful for sleeping or wearing out.

[@MiSzCASSiEx3]

Yay thank you for this tutorial!!

[@MulberryParkSilks]

So happy to hear it was helpful.

[@LindsayP2k]

Ok THANK YOU! I just got my new scarf and watched so many videos-to no avail. Watched yours once and bam, it’s on!😅💜

[@MulberryParkSilks]

We are so happy to hear that this video was helpful. Yosmi, our awesome model does really does make it so simple.

[@karenlavigne1108]

Nice & Simple👍

[@MulberryParkSilks]

So happy you found the video helpful.

[@alycequinn8124]

Any thoughts on how to tie it where there’s no knot in back? I’m a back sleeper and find a knot back there to be uncomfortable.

[@MulberryParkSilks]

There are so many ways to tie a silk headscarf but I am not sure that there is a protective style that wouldn't require a knot in the back. Our brand will be unveiling our silk bonnets this Christmas. A bonnet will help you avoid the annoying feeling of sleeping on a knot.

[@Tea-toddler]

You can try a bonnet