I originally thought this would be fun to do daily but I dont have that kind of time to devote myself to it that much. But I do have this book-
and I’ve been wanting to play with it with my daughters fine thin hair. Ya, what a challenge. 😉 So the first one is a simple pull back style. Easy enough, you can see it here:
However, I wanted to do something a bit more fun. So I did the next one-
*yes, I did try that with my tongue too… cant do it. Can you?*
So, in the first picture I have my Aussie Leave-in-Condition which helps tremendously with my daughters tangles (she got them from her mama 😦 ) it also helps heavy her hair down some to make it workable.
So first I parted her hair. I use the comb and match it up with her nose for a straight part (hope her nose isnt crooked)
(for the record, it is not easy to “hold” a childs head straight, hold a camera, and a comb and see what your doing all at the same time… but we mom’s learn to be multi-task right?)
As you can see… in the process, that straightening became crooked as a young girl got hungrier and restless.
Debbie said:
YOu are lucky she sits that long for you.
angel said:
I’m still waiting for enough hair… We can do pigtails…In fact we MUST to pigtails or else it is just a mess… but the back is still too short for anything else!