How to Tie a Bandana | 1940s Style | Tutorial for Reenactors

During World War II army nurses used bandanas to keep their hair clean and off the face. Turbans were made of available cloth or toweling.
Here's a short tutorial for reenactors on how to tie a headscarf in 1940s style. It's perfect for field impressions in hot and humid weather and on bad hair days. We used a thrifted cotton headscarf in this tutorial.
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[@saracurfs2385]

That’s super helpful! Guess I know how I’m going to spend my afternoon, perfecting this amazing hairstyle! Thanks for the tutorial 🙌🏻

[@armynursecorpsww2]

Thanks Sara, we're glad you like it. Turbans are great if your rollers fail you or you simply have no time to style your hair :) Also keeps the hair out of the way.

[@tifflau5976]

Congratulations for good idea :) . Ladies at the front

[@armynursecorpsww2]

Thank you for your support, ladies! We appreciate it. Hope you will enjoy our future videos :)

[@kofaz1]

Greta tutorial, thank you! What size bandana do you use?

[@marthavillegas1307]

❤❤❤🙂

[@DIANA-t4w]

Thank you!

[@damienlovestheoutdoorsandr6110]

Absolutely gorgeous 😍

[@malcevat]

Super! :)

[@memphis_belle]

Super tutorial!

[@janicewebber5584]

So pretty!

[@ginafriend1690]

You make a great model for it!

[@aaaa-bb8zc]

WIĄZANIE TURBANA zawsze na propellerze :D Bully for ya, gals

[@armynursecorpsww2]

Dziękujemy i proszę wkrótce wrócić na nasz kanał, będą nowe filmiki :D