I love going to the beach and I love going out after. This easy headscarf tutorial keeps you looking stylish on and off the sand.
After a week of rain in Sydney the sun finally came out and I thought it was time to hit the beach and finally time to share this headscarf tutorial that I shot in Greece.
Most curly-haired girls love the beach and the salt water does do wonders for your hair. So good we even buy sea salt sprays to replicate the look at home. However, for some reason, my hair doesn’t love the beach as much as I do. It seems to be flat at the root and curl unevenly. So I’ve put together a few tutorials about the way I do my hair at the beach.
This is the easiest style, all you need is a large scarf and you can do this in wet or dry hair.
How-to: Beach Headscarf Hairstyle Tutorial
- Take your scarf
- Fold in half diagonally into a large triangle
- Holding the long ends, place the folded side on your forehead
- Tie the long ends together at the nape of your neck
I like to wear this all pulled over on the the side. Big sunglasses are compulsory with this look!
Now you don’t need to worry about frizzy hair after the beach. Throw a headcarf in your bag and you can head straight from the sea to the beach bar.
Does you hair love salt water, or does it go weird like mine?
May I include this tutorial on a website for chemo patients I’m building in the UK please?
yes no worries 🙂
Hi I love this look! Do you have a dedicated turban-blog entry or tutorial? Am devouring this website as we speak 🙂
Thanks Ruth! There are more turban posts under hats and headscarf categories x
Adore this!! I rock this style on the streets and on the beach. Love that head ties and turbans have made a comeback.
I love turbans, can’t get enough of them!
I adore this! Will definitely be doing it … I love how at the beach, anything goes. You can totally be Nicole Ritchie if you want to.
Thanks Eden!
I love this head scarf. It reminds me of Chanel. I won’t be getting to the beach any time soon tho….live in NY!
Thanks Michelle! Sorry there may be a few more summer posts coming up, hope I don’t make all my northern hemisphere friends jealous!
too late! 🙂
Does it ever get cold where you are?
It does get quite cold in Sydney, but it never snows or anything like that. I would love to travel following the summer all year round!
Love love a rock’n head scarf, as usual on cue with the style tips when Sydney humidity would have us running for the hills.
Fxx
Thank you lovely!
Love it! Ill be taking this for a walk down to Bondi this weekend. I have a beautiful silk Witchery scarf that does not get enough wear at all!
I can definitely see you rocking this at Bondi xx
Awesome! Will try this! x
Thanks Andrea!