7 Tips and Tricks on How to Wear a Slick Hijab
How many hijabs do you have in your closet? You can bet that there are at least a few hijabs there that are particularly easy to slip on, like satin. How do you manage to wear and keep those slick hijab in place?
For special occasions like parties, a satin hijab is a must-have because of its opulent and sophisticated appearance. The satin hijab, while beautiful, is not as comfortable to wear for extended periods of time due to the fabric's slick qualities.
Here are some tips and tricks for how to wear a satin hijab, which is made of a material that slips easily.
7 Ways to Wear Slick and 'Slippery' Hijab
1. Making Satin Hijab Neat by Ironing It First
Make sure the hijab is ironed well and has no creases or crease lines before you put it on. By ironing the hijab, the fabric will be easier to adjust, and it will also stay in place all day.
2. Use A Right Inner
When wearing a hijab made of slick material, the most important thing is to use an inner. You can use any model of inner.
Wearing an inner first keeps the hijab in place and makes it look neat. It also keeps the hijab from slipping away often.
3. Don't Forget Pins and Needles
Don't forget to use a few pins or needles in some places to keep the slick hijab material in place. For example, near the ears and cheeks, on the shoulders, or on the top of the head.
You can also wear brooches that keep your hijab in place and make them look better.
4. Tied Around Your Neck
Tying your hijab can help to keep it in place, especially the slick ones. To keep the hijab neat and in place, you can tie it around your neck and put it behind your shirt collar.
5. Use Hairspray
This trick had gone viral on the internet a few years back. Hairspray or hair straightening spray can actually be used to keep the hijab neat and upright.
It's actually pretty easy. First, iron the hijab until it's neat, and just spray hairspray at the end of it. Wait a couple of minutes until it dries completely, then put on the inner hijab and shape your hijab however you want. Even if your hijab is made from slick fabric like satin, you can be sure it will stay neat.
6. Braid Your Hair
If a woman has long hair, it might be hard for her to wear a hijab made of satin or another slick material. Most of the time, this problem happens because the ponytail slips out of place when it rubs against the slick hijab.
You can try braiding and tying the hair first as a solution. The hair will stay in place, and the hijab will do the same.
7. Use a Hairpin or Hairclip
The use of a hairpin or hairclip on one side of the head to secure both the hijab and its inner is a popular trend among hijabis nowadays. If your hijab tends to slide around, you can try this technique. The hijab can be kept in place with the help of hair clips or hairpins.
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Those are a few simple methods for keeping a slick hijab in place while still looking chic. Ready to give it a shot?