Whether polka-dotted or lace, satin or organic cotton, the bandana has become an obvious choice for hairstyles, replacing traditional headwear in the height of summer. This new kind of scarf, which has been embracing our necks all winter, rises above our heads when the sun reaches its zenith. While it adds a touch of flair to our summer outfits, it can sometimes be unruly and threatens to fly off at the slightest sudden movement. To keep it in place despite gusts of wind and chases on the subway, this tip is a small revolution.<\/p>\n
The bandana<\/a> is undeniably the star accessory of summer. Once tied around the neck to decorate a basic top or worn as a top on unbearably hot days, the bandana is now relegated to the head. And the paisley bandana of our youth, which made us look like we were on a survival show, now comes in many variations. Embroidered<\/a> , finely knit<\/a> , adorned with fruit or flowers, the bandana is the common thread among all the trendy girls.<\/p>\n The bandana has many advantages beyond its neo-vintage look. It protects from the sun without completely obscuring our face, it enhances the elegance of our outfits, and it beautifully completes our looks. It's also an excellent aesthetic trick for concealing greasy roots. However, this versatile piece of fabric also has its share of drawbacks. Despite a knot worthy of a sailor, it can easily slip down over our hair and tumble down our head like a curtain at the end of a show.<\/p>\n The moment you dare to run for the bus or walk along the coast in a wind that could tear the sea apart, your scarf fails you and refuses to cooperate. On social media, fashion enthusiasts, always on the lookout for practical solutions, have found a way around the problem. Their discovery involves a few hair clips.<\/p>\n The method is simple: they tie the headscarf upside down as if they were going quad biking in the Sahara. They then clip two barrettes on either side of their hair to create a connection between the strands and the headscarf. Next, they turn the bandana right side out and fasten it as the trends dictate. This way, the bandana doesn't budge an inch, even when the air conditioning is blasting like a hurricane. <\/p>\n\n