Shemagh Tutorial - Bedouin Wrap 

Here is the Bedouin Wrap! It's an easy and multifunctional way to wrap your head and face!
Below are the steps in-detail! For more tips and tricks, see the end of the description!
The steps for tying the Bedouin Wrap are quite simple:
1. Fold your shemagh in half and put it over your head. Try to keep the edge just above your eyes.
2. [OPTIONAL] Pinch and fold in at the sides of your forehead. This will provide a little extra stability on the edges. **However**, this can cause a running fold in the short end that will have to be mitigated while applying the face covering. Check out my Bedouin Tips & Tricks video for a slightly more efficient way of tying the wrap. - • Shemagh Tips & Tricks ...
3. Hold the short end down with your arm and twist the long end. Always twist *over towards you*. Do this until you're satisfied with the twist, but don't twist too much! You don't want to ruin the material or have it so tight that it pulls in stray hair.
4. Pinch the material at about mid-forehead, just at the base of the twist, and hold that point while you bring the long end across your forehead, around the side, around the back, and back to itself.
5. Tuck the end into the base of the twist.
6. "Don't worry... grab a tassel!" Go ahead and pull any tassels you wish up and tuck them behind the twist. This is a trial-and-error process. Straighten everything up to your liking and comfort level.
7. You're done with the first configuration! Let everything hang loose and give yourself a high-five to celebrate this awesome shit you just accomplished!
8. To convert this to a face wrap, pinch the short end just next to your eye. Don't give this any extra folds or twists.
9. Bring the short end across your face and around the back, and just tuck the end wherever the bastard lands. [CAUTION: Do not pull too tight, or you will constrict your ability to breathe and communicate.]
10. That's it complete! Now you're ready to tackle the Bullseye store or Wall-Market during Covid Time... or just a walkabout in a somewhat windy environment.
Here are a couple of optional configurations: • Shemagh Tutorial - Bed...