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<\/a>To help me on my hijab journey, one of my friends suggested that I look for hijab tutorials, online, so I started googling. This \u201ceasy\u201d hijab tutorial<\/a> told me that to cover my hair and to look good while doing it, I will have to take a piece of cloth, twist it turn it, then \u201chide the excess,\u201d and finally give it a twirl. Then get a necklace and put it on my hijab. If I were a trained makeup artist and a part time fashion designer then maybe, MAYBE, I would be able to emulate one of them.<\/p>\n Hijab tutorials are praised in general because they encourage new and young Muslimahs to wear the hijab<\/a>. Or they dispel the misconception that hijabs make us look unattractive and thus encourage women to wear it. However, below is what happens, at least in my case.<\/p>\n STEP 1<\/span>: You decide to follow the tutorial<\/strong>; after all, they say you can look chic and cover your hair! You have bought the three colored scarves, and twisted and twirled them to no end, and still look nothing like the model in the tutorial. So then you tell yourself, \u201cIt must be her makeup.\u201d<\/p>\n STEP 2<\/span>: Go then to the makeup tutorial (also available as part of the hijab tutorial series): How to look fresh and dewy in \u201csimple\u201d \u201ceveryday\u201d <\/a>steps. All you need to look dewy is buy 17 products of MAC and shimmery shine, and there you are!<\/p>\n So you do that too; now, you have spent about more than half of your (or your husband\u2019s) salary to get the exact products mentioned, and you still look NOTHING like YazTheSpaz. You know why? That\u2019s because she is really thin.<\/p>\n STEP 3<\/span> Jump to her weight loss video:<\/p>\n