Have you ever taken cooked spaghetti noodles and tried to curl them? It doesn't work. They don't want to be curled and they will resist with a passion. So it is with the hair in this family. What, then, do we do with hair that is about as malleable as cooked spaghetti? We plait, of course! Happy are we, finally! "Long live braids and may they never fall out of favor," is my prayer.
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Monday, December 23, 2013
Sans Ponytail Side Buns
I didn't have four elastics in front of me to put her hair in two ponytails first before making the side buns. So I just started braiding near the hairline and went in a circle. Elastic problem solved. :)
Candy Cane Braid
She and her cousin loved sitting at the table together playing with Grandma's kindle while I did both of their hair.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
EVERYONE smiled at this hairstyle when we went out to a restaurant and to dance class. Two friends on Facebook sent me a picture of another model to give me the idea. Thank you, Lori and Suzanne!
Festive colors
The idea came from the link below. Like everything else, I had to settle for the simplified version.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Easy Rolled Braid Updo
She had on a different dress for the occasion this morning; now we get orange, silver, and purple--a wonderful color palette for December, don't you think?
Monday, December 2, 2013
Stacked or Wrapped Braids
For little princesses, regular braids are just charming!
Another version that I tried on my sister was to make fishtail braids instead and then wrap them around. She got a lot of compliments from people saying, "Elegant!"
P.S. This was the style Katniss Everdeen wore on reaping day in Hunger Games.
Romantic Braided Updo
This was a pleasant surprise for two reasons:
-I didn't have this in my mind as an end goal.
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