Hello, curls. It's Yolanda Renee. Today I'm coming to you guys with a very quick tutorial. I have been wearing this beanie hat for a few days now because my hair is twisted up. I'm waiting for it to stretch a little bit before I take it down and really get those curls to be defined for my next natural hair tutorial. I know you guys are waiting for that. But anyway, so yeah, I got this beanie from... I think I got it from Target. No, it's from Ohnaby. Yes, I got this from Ohnaby. I posted this picture and people are going, bananas. So I'm going to show you how I got it onto my hair. So first of all, don't laugh because my hair is twisted, like I said, underneath. So I'm trying to make these like stretch a little bit more and be more defined. So anyway, so I, in the picture, I had just a regular scarf, but today I'm going to show you how to do it with this stretched out bonnet thing. Because most people are worried about the wool fabric when they're natural hair because it may dry it out or whatever. So what I do is I take out the front to twist right here. I leave these out. And again, this is like super stretched out, but it's in a good way. So I'm just going to place it on my hair. Again, leaving these to out and tucking under all the other twists. And then I'm just going to gather the bonnet at the very top, not in the front, but at the top because you don't want them not to be like right in the front. So then I'm just going to start twisting this. Like I'm doing a one-sharing twist with the bonnet. And then I'm just going to tuck it underneath. And this is just to make sure, again, that the wool's not touching your hair, but of course it's going to be touching the two twists that we have in the front. So now I'm just going to put the bonnet on. I mean the hat on. And then you can like, you know, make sure your twist aren't too bulky. But these two front twists, even though they're straight down, we're going to make it look like it's like a swoop bang. So I'm going to take this twist and bring it to the side. And this twist, I'm going to tuck it under on the other side. And as you guys know, I do my hankin' band-to-knot at the end of my twist. So this kind of anchors it underneath of the head, the beanie. So even though it's two twists going opposite directions, it looks like it's a swoop with my twist. Just to show a little bit of my hair, because I don't want to look like I'm ball-headed. So yeah, that's how I do it. And again, this hat is from Old Navy Supercute. I think I'm going to try to find something to put in my boutique, because I really do love this day. But yeah, that's it. I hope this helps, and your hair should be super protected, no worrying about dry hair. And of course, don't wear all day. You can take it down if I'm true. All right, but that's it, you guys. Thanks for watching.