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Learn how to make braided hair wraps at a girl spa day. Side note:we wouldn't blame you if you used it all the time!
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Fold your fabric from the finished edge to the finished edge three times.
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Cut a 5-inch strip for each of your guests. Tip:The thicker the material, the thicker the headband will be. Cut smaller strips for a thinner headband.
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Hold one end of your strips in your left hand between two fingers. Make a small loop big enough for two fingers with your right hand.
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Make sure the fabric is crossed over itself to complete the loop.
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Continue to pull the material from the long end of your strip through the small loop on your right hand until you run out of material.
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Roll the end of your material from the side and hot glue it so it doesn't unroll.
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Wrap the end of the opposite end material around the old side you just glued.
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Hot glue one corner down and then the other corner on top, so the ends stick together all the way around.
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Cut a 2-inch piece of ribbon, glue one end over the seam on the headband.
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Then wrap it all the way around to completely hide the seam. Fold the raw edge of the tape down so there is a finished edge and glue it down.
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You have finished your first hair wrap. Now it's time to make one for all your friends!
