Stylish headscarf turban tying guide – part 1 launches today!

Today we launch the first part of our 3 part hair loss headscarf turban tying guides with the very talented Silvia Amorosino.

© Words and picture courtesy of @silvia_amorosino

We first discovered her over on Instagram @silvia_amorosino and loved her vibrant and colourful feed. Silvia is a young woman with Alopecia who has excelled in creating her own beautiful image.

Her style is amazing! She is continually trying new scarf styles, colours and headwear to suit her mood and day. She also shares all sorts of tips about make-up and her own personal journey with hair loss. You’ll be blown away by the possibilities and we guarantee you’ll be trying out the scarf styles you find there in no time at all.

Headscarf turban tying guide for hair loss – Silvia’s wrapping styles

Her selection of colours, prints, scarf materials and knot techniques are second to none. We hope you enjoy this first part and find it easy to follow. Silvia is using one of our long silk tying scarves to achieve this look and here are a few other scarf suggestions which would work equally well.

Scarves are super versatile, because they fit any size of head, and can be wrapped exactly to the individual’s taste providing volume just where it’s needed. It’s worth remembering that you can keep it contemporary and modern in look by the tying style you select. Some offer height at the front with a retro feel, others can be wrapped for full volume around the head. (It’s worth noting that a headscarf turban is probably the single item of headwear that will give you maximum volume. Particularly useful if you are concerned about defined head shape.)

Prints/patterns and fabrics are equally important and transform an average turban into a splendid head turning sensation! We hope you’ll be inspired by the simplicity you find here and feel confident to experiment with colour and enjoy making the most of your headwear.

Bravissimo Silvia!

You can now read parts 2 & 3 for more glorious head scarf tying styles here.