Bandanas are by far the most versatile headwear accessory due to their many possible configurations. We will show you the proper way to use a bandana as a hair accessory so that you can get that classic look in no time.

Most of the time, I just throw a bandana over my head when I don’t have the luxury of time to do anything fancy with my hair. It not only helps me look more put together by hiding my unruly hair, but it also accomplishes it in record time. Several methods exist for incorporating bandanas into your hairstyle; the ones presented here are the simplest and most functional.

The number of ways in which a bandana can be worn on the head is virtually unlimited.

• As a Headband

Because it is so simple, wearing it as a headband is one of my personal favorites. You could do this throughout the entire Summer. It is adorable if you want to keep hair off your face or if it’s hot outside. Simply wrap the bandana over your head, you can allow your hair to fall, be half-up, or in a tight knot. Everything looks good! You may opt to have the knot at the back or on top of your head. I think both are adorable, contingent on the style you’re looking for. The front knot gives a very feminine touch.

• Simple Knot

Flip the bandana in half and tie it round your neck with the ends in front of your neck. Make one or two loops with it. This is almost the same as a headband, but instead of tying it under your hair in the back, tie it on top to make a cute little bow. This is how you can wear it to the beach. It looks so beautiful!

• Biker Style

Biker style got its name from the practice of tying a bandana over one’s neck when riding motorcycles or automobiles. It will keep your hair safe while also enhancing your sense of style. In basic terms, it appears like a ‘do-rag’ appearance. Comb, tease, and then just let your hair down. Simply fold the bandana in half and then wrap it over your head, bringing the ends that are hanging down to the region around your crown. You are finished once you have tied them up. You can also attempt this style with your hair pulled back in a ponytail or a sloppy bun. Bandana in the manner of motorcycle riders looks good on both short and long hair

• Ponytail Style

A bandana around a ponytail is very entertaining. It adds some flair to a standard ponytail with no effort. You could do a low or high ponytail, but I like the former. Use a hair band first, then tie the bandana on for additional support.