Between our blog and our YouTube channel, we've put out more hijab tutorials than we can even remember. (And we still continue to do so as our hijabs and style evolve!). We compiled them all here in one place, with links below each video so you can easily shop the corresponding collection.
Still have styling questions? We got you, sis. Email us any time at hello@hautehijab.com.
The Perfect Hijab Day Tutorial
From a Shaping Scrunchie to the perfect Underscarf to whatever Haute Hijab you want to wear to securing it with one of our No-Snag Hijab Magnets, the secret to a perfect hijab day begins and ends with the best foundations.
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Silk-Blend Satin Underscarf - Black
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Silk-Blend Satin Underscarf - Mink
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No–Snag Hijab Magnets - Matte Black
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No–Snag Hijab Magnets - Rose Gold
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Bamboo Wovens Tutorial
The wovens you know and love, but better. We've upgraded them with a sustainably-processed bamboo woven fabric that feels like soft cotton. Read more about this amazing fabric here. Underscarves aren't necessary.
No-Snag Hijab Magnets Tutorial
Our No-Snag Hijab Magnets have been best sellers since they debut, and there's a good reason why — they are crazy strong and are the solution to help protect your hijab from snags and pin holes.
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Sold outNo–Snag Hijab Magnets - 4–pack
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No–Snag Hijab Magnets - Gold
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No–Snag Hijab Magnets - Rose Gold
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No–Snag Hijab Magnets - Silver
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3 Ways to Style Hijab With a Turtleneck
Whether our Everyday Chiffons, our Perfect Satin, Premium Jersey or even our Bamboo Wovens, wearing hijab with a turtleneck sweater is as easy as one-two-three. Depending on the type of turtleneck, certain hijab fabrics lend themselves better to being tucked into your turtleneck, while others work better with one end brought over the shoulder or both ends tied behind the neck, as demonstrated by Melanie in this tutorial!