This one should be self explanatory! If you have extremely fine hair and like to fling it a lot, you may want to put it in, then hairspray over the cowrie-decorated part, or possibly add a few dabs of gel to the top of your head before putting it in. If you've come up with any creative ways to wear this headpiece, please let me know about it!

Step 1: Put all or part of your hair into a low ponytail.
Step 2: Put on any head jewelry you may be wearing.
Step 3: Pass the bottom part of the barrette under part of your hair where it is tight to your head just above the ponytail holder.
Step 4: Fasten!

Step 1: Part your hair down the center (if it isn't already) and pull up the front portion of it into two small ponytails.
Step 2: Put on any head jewelry you may be wearing. If you are wearing a scarf or a headband, push it back just far enough to nearly cover your ponytail holders.
Step 3: Clip clips to the pony tail holders.
Step 4: If you aren't wearing much or any head jewelry, either a tikka, or a big bindi looks awesome with this style.

Step 1: Attach the jewelry piece to the hooks on the headband, tighten the hooks if necessary, and flip it over the top of the flowers to get it out of the way.
Step 2: If you have very fine hair, you may want to put some gel in it before putting on the cascading headdress.
Step 3: Do a backbend! - Or at least tip your head back a ways so that you can put the headband on while the falls hang straight down and away from the teeth.
Step 4: Flip the jewelry back over the front of your head, and adjust the headband until it hangs about the right height.

Step 1: For a single bun, put all of your hair into one ponytail at back, or for a double, split it down the center and put into two high ponytails.
Step 2: Coil hair into a bun and secure with one or two bobby pins.
Step 3: Stretch pony tail holder of your bun cover around bun and set in place. Step 4: Finish with more bobby pins till it is secure, then adorn with hairsticks if desired.