Bandana masks with their own hands to be protected and in full parade

In December, we celebrate the world’s first coronavirus case. This event slightly spoils the mood, because it means that the whole planet has been confronting an unpleasant phenomenon for a year. But you can look at it from a different angle. We have proven that humanity can adapt to anything. Even a scarf instead of a mask was invented to wear in case of emergency. If you don't have a scarf, a bandana will do. Why not?

The pandemic has been going on for a long time and, perhaps, everyone has come up with the most comfortable way to protect themselves. For some it is a medical disposable mask, and someone even for the sake of such an occasion learned to sew. There are a lot of different masks on sale. You can even buy a respirator if you wish. Of course, it all depends on your needs.



For those who rarely leave the house and sometimes forget that you should buy a mask, we have created a small lesson. Guided by these simple instructions, you can create a practical mask from improvised things. And yet, when you're done with urgent business outside, it's best to spend half an hour and buy a more reliable option.



How to quickly make a mask from a bandana or a handkerchief If a couple of decent-looking thin bandanas lit up in your apartment, you can easily make them protective reusable masks. For the first option, in addition to the bandana itself, you will also need a pair of rubber bands. Here are some more detailed instructions:

1. Put the bandana on the table and fold it three times.
   
   
   
   
2. Now take two bands and put the ends of the ribbon in them. 528590
   
   
   
   
3. Wrap the ends of the tape inside and put them in each other.
   
   
   
   
4. The mask is ready! It is multi-layered enough to be a little calmer on the street and in shops. Don't forget to keep your distance.
   
   
   
   

The second version of the mask looks more interesting and is perfect for teenagers or children. In this case, we do not need rubber bands, but a gauze coil should be searched in your first aid kit.

1. The thin square bandana is folded in half so that you get a triangle.
   
   
   
   
2. Well press the bend and spread the bandana. Along the fold on one side put several layers of gauze. Now rotate the corner of the bandana as shown in the photo.
   
   
   
   
3. Turn the bandana again towards the free end. Done! Using the tips of the bandana as tiers, you can be protected and at the same time look stylish.
   
   
   
   

Winter is perhaps the most convenient time to wear masks. They're even a little warmer! And for everyone who wears glasses, I recommend this life hack: take a small segment of the patch and glue it to the nose, where the mask fits to the face. Now you can wear your glasses. Trust me, the windows won't sweat anymore.