Simpel nan Anggun, Tutorial Pashmina Silk dengan Cutting Curve

"Simple But Elegant, Pashmina Silk Tutorial with Cutting Curve"

Simpel nan Anggun, Tutorial Pashmina Silk dengan Cutting Curve

Dream - To make the look more stylish, extra attention is needed to the variety of clothes chosen. It can't be careless, both the top and bottom must relate. Now, for those of you who wear hijab, hijab style is also key to boosting your appearance, you know.

Many hijabers choose pashmina to create a non-monotonous look. In addition to providing a stylish touch, pashmina also becomes the key to various hijab styles.

"Pashmina comes in various types of materials, such as silk, chiffon, silk, or satin, which can be adjusted to the needs and comfort according to Sahabat Dream's taste."

Well, for pashmina, there is a variant that is currently popular among hijabers, which is the silk material with a cutting end curve. With this trend of pashmina silk cutting end curve, hijabers can still appear graceful and fashionable while maintaining a syar'i atmosphere.

"For those of you who are looking for inspiration on wearing a pashmina hijab with an unconventional appearance, let's try following the tutorial provided by content creator Aisha Nadine through the TikTok account @khaylahijab.id. She shares a tutorial on silk pashmina with cutting curve."

The translation of the given text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags is: "The appearance is so neat and elegant. Curious about the styling method? Come on, follow the tutorial."

The initial stage that is super important before wearing a hijab is to use a ciput. Ciput functions as a foundation or cover so that the hair does not come out and look messy.

Then wear the pashmina on the head with one side longer than the other. Then use a pin under the chin to prevent it from sliding.

Next, take one end of the shorter pashmina and place it over the shoulder, then spread out the pashmina. Make sure to use a pin to secure the pashmina in place.

Take one of the longer sides of the pashmina and wrap it around the head. Make sure to secure the wrap using a pin to keep it neat and prevent it from easily coming off.