T-Shirt Hair Wrapp

Hi is Rachel CPR and I'm going to do a demonstration of how I make my scarf for my hair out of a t-shirt in my last washing goal video. I did say that I could show you if you'd like to know, and I got a lot of people who said they wanted to know how I made my scarf. So I'm starting off with this t-shirt right here and this t-shirt I just bought from the dollar store and the important thing with this. In order to make the scoff really long is you have to get a t-shirt that does not have a seam at the side? Over here it has to be something that just has continuous fabric, and once you have that you're fine, I'm using a small t-shirt. This is actually a large youth t-shirt, but I think my next venture is going to be one of those t-shirts that sometimes I see guys and they have on t-shirts that almost look long like dresses, and I want one of those so badly so that I can Make a really really huge one, because then I can like really get all of my fear and let it dry and maybe and because it looks really cute when you have it like wrapped up old everything is wrapped up. I wanted to get one of those, so I can try that and I can leave the house with my hair drying. So I'm going to come down here and I'm just going to lay this as flat as I can and I'm just going to cut this straight across here. It'S super easy actually I'll start at the bottom, because it's a little bit easier to cut off the bottom. When this right here is attached so and when you're cutting off the bottom, just make sure you have the bands on both sides, because sometimes if you don't have to bend it just gets frustrating because then you have to break so cut off the first bands and Now going right under the armpit with it, you have a little scene and I'm just going to go straight across now that you have this piece right here. What you're going to do is you're going to slit the side either side, it doesn't matter once you get that done. You have this one continuous piece, and this is small because again this was a juice t-shirt, but just wanted something small. So I thought it would be a little bit easier for the demonstration, and now you just stretch it as far as you can. You see how it stays along like that, then you just do both ends and then you do the middle, and then I usually like to stretch the ends too, because then it makes it a little bit easier for time. When you have these little corners - and I just take it into small sections - and I stretch again - and I usually get a little bit one length and then I do fine too, when I put it in the washer and take it out if I stretch it a Little bit it stretches even more, so you have a longer scarf, so it started off pretty short. But now you have this nice long scarf, which is perfect for frizz, less curls, and you just tie it around the perimeter of your head, tie it up and you're good to go so hope you enjoyed thanks a lot. You