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What got us through the polar vortex and looked continually fab in our hair? The scarf, of course. Regardless of the season or the reason, scarves make us look and feel like we've got it all goin' on. So, in our endless effort to create the perfect spring-y 'do, we turned once again to this ever-reliable accessory.

With a particular look in mind, but serious confusion as to how to properly execute it, we called in hairstylist Bethany Brill for a little step-by-step instruction. And, when she told us scarves and second-day hair are basically made for each other, it was music to our ears. (Because with all the springtime fun we have planned, the last thing we want to do is have to worry about washing.) Brill wrapped up our assistant beauty editor Tara — in the best possible way. See for yourself, above.
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00:08So I have this really cool scarf. It's from Ruffian's Spring 13 collection and it's a
00:12Williamsburg t'ball. It's like little Brooklyn scenes. So I'm hoping that Bethany can teach me
00:16today how to wear it in my hair. You can pretty much start with any style to go underneath your
00:21scarf. The most important element is just volume at the crown to add that glamour. You can tease
00:26the crown a little bit, add a little hairspray for some grip. This is a great style to wear with
00:31dirty hair. Begin by folding the scarf in a triangle. Put the ends down to the center, fold in half,
00:41and fold in half again. Flatten out with your hands. This is a great way to keep the ends from
00:47coming out of your scarf. With two hands, grab the scarf taut and lay across the center of your
00:53forehead. Make sure it's relatively even. Criss-cross the ends in the back, bring the ends of the
00:59scarf back up, and just off-center tie into a double knot. With the remainder of the fabric,
01:07you can use it to cover the knot. This is the perfect look for a spring weekend, especially if
01:17you have second day hair.
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