8 Headband Styles For Natural Hair Ft Loza Tam

Hi guys it's May so for the headband styles that are about to show you, I did them on an old two strand flat twist out, which I recently did a video on. So you can check the description box for the link in case you missed it. The headbands I'm using were sent to me by Lowe's at am, which is a company that makes African print satin light headbands. Not only do I love the prints and the fact that they're satin lined, but I was especially excited to support this company, because all of the headbands are actually made by women in Ghana. Also for some of the styles I'll be using my hair banding ties because they make it really easy for me to pull my hair up and into ponytail without it being too tight or having to struggle to get it around. My hair. The link is below in case you're interested in checking those out, so the first style is a super simple. Look after pulling the headband back, I just shaped my hair around the headband. I really love how this print adds some fun color to my normal twist out style, easy peasy. So one thing I really like about these headbands is that you can change how wide the band is just by tucking in the fabric or extending it for this style. I wanted a more narrow band across the top, so I just tucked in the fabric on the sides, I decided to go with a simple side pony, so I just grabbed one of my hair banding ties double it up and secured my pony tail by wrapping around My hair one more time for this style. I actually put the headband on backwards and pulled my hair up and over to the side. I then used one of my banding ties to help hold my hair up in the front with a big pouf that I then shaped with my fingers. I spread the back of the headband as wide as it could go to showcase the beautiful print in the back. I decided to go with some low afro puffs for this style. I use my fingers to part my hair into then use my banding ties to secure my puffs so for this style, all I did was pull the headband down across my forehead for an incredibly simple but really fun look, so you guys, I must admit, I've been Waiting for my hair to get long enough again, so I could finally try this half up half down style. All I did was use my fingers to part a section in the front and secure that with my banding tie. I then slid the headband on and tucked in the sides, a little bit just for a narrower band for this style. I put the headband on, like I did in style 5 and then decided to do some twisting and tucking. All I did was take small sections of my hair single twist, the section and then tuck the end, underneath the headband strap in the back to secure now, what's really fun about this style. Is that not only is it really easy to do, but you can actually change how it looks by just varying the size of the sections you twist, you could even two strands with the sections before tucking for a different look and of course I couldn't leave out My trusty hai puffs after putting the headband on and adjusting the width of the band, I gathered my hair up high and secured with my banding tie. So there you have it eight different styles. You can try with the lows of Tam headbands now, if you're interested in learning more about Llosa Tam and how you can purchase. Please check out the description box below for the link, which also applies an exclusive coupon code, for you to use on your order. As always, I really appreciate you guys for taking the time to watch my videos now, if you haven't subscribed, already feel free to hit that subscribe. Button below I'd, also love to hear which style is your favorite? So drop me a comment and if you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up and share with a friend. Now, don't forget that in case you missed it. You can see how I achieve the two strand flat to stop shown in this video by checking out the link in the description box below thanks again and I'll, see you guys in the next vid