I want to thank you so much for your inspiration and simplicity. I am Muslim and have struggled greatly with wearing hijab. Not only do I find it unattractive on me, I feel very uncomfortable as it’s not a representation of who I am or how I express myself. I love versatility. I need it. So for most of my young life, I rejected it. As I get older and wiser, I feel compelled to not only cover more modestly, but to carry myself in a more dignified and feminine way. I believe that I tend to act differently according to how I’m dressed. For the last few years I have been desperate to figure out how I’d like to present myself for two reasons. One, I’d love to feel more proud and ladylike, and two, I need people to respond more positively towards me. (I used to have that angry black girl persona, although it wasn’t who I really was) I had an idea, but didn’t know how to effect it. A few weeks ago, a friend on Facebook “like” a picture of the 4 braid wrap with the 2 in 1’s and I fell in love!!! She gave me your website address and I have been addicted ever since! Your wrap styles are exactly what I was looking for, and your tutorials, amazing! They are not only very easy to watch and follow, they are inspirational! Needless to say, I have shopping Wrapunzel, and expect to be a long time customer. I wanted to share a few pictures of myself wrapped up, but I’m not sure how. Thank you so much for Wrapunzel, I am especially enjoying learning more about your faith and practices. Best wishes in this movement; with the media constantly encouraging women to “take it all off” Wrapunzel shows us how to “keep it covered” and still be feminine, beautiful and proud. Thank you.
I think it might be fun to have women shoot photos of how they store or display their scarves. maybe we could get some good space saving ideas, or creative ideas. Mine are hung over a bar in my closet ordered by color.
I‘m always inspired from your headscarf styles and your tutorials … congratulations! As a muslime woman i wear them at home … also i‘m always fascinated of the wonderful items in your shop, you have a good feeling in choosing the right items to create this style ! Go on like this inshallah … with best wishes 🙂 …
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I want to thank you so much for your inspiration and simplicity. I am Muslim and have struggled greatly with wearing hijab. Not only do I find it unattractive on me, I feel very uncomfortable as it’s not a representation of who I am or how I express myself. I love versatility. I need it. So for most of my young life, I rejected it. As I get older and wiser, I feel compelled to not only cover more modestly, but to carry myself in a more dignified and feminine way. I believe that I tend to act differently according to how I’m dressed. For the last few years I have been desperate to figure out how I’d like to present myself for two reasons. One, I’d love to feel more proud and ladylike, and two, I need people to respond more positively towards me. (I used to have that angry black girl persona, although it wasn’t who I really was) I had an idea, but didn’t know how to effect it. A few weeks ago, a friend on Facebook “like” a picture of the 4 braid wrap with the 2 in 1’s and I fell in love!!! She gave me your website address and I have been addicted ever since! Your wrap styles are exactly what I was looking for, and your tutorials, amazing! They are not only very easy to watch and follow, they are inspirational! Needless to say, I have shopping Wrapunzel, and expect to be a long time customer. I wanted to share a few pictures of myself wrapped up, but I’m not sure how. Thank you so much for Wrapunzel, I am especially enjoying learning more about your faith and practices. Best wishes in this movement; with the media constantly encouraging women to “take it all off” Wrapunzel shows us how to “keep it covered” and still be feminine, beautiful and proud. Thank you.
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It’s an honor to meet you!! Thank YOU!!
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I think it might be fun to have women shoot photos of how they store or display their scarves. maybe we could get some good space saving ideas, or creative ideas. Mine are hung over a bar in my closet ordered by color.
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Great idea!
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I‘m always inspired from your headscarf styles and your tutorials … congratulations! As a muslime woman i wear them at home … also i‘m always fascinated of the wonderful items in your shop, you have a good feeling in choosing the right items to create this style ! Go on like this inshallah … with best wishes 🙂 …
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#8 is super cute! How do you do it?
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