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Showing posts with label Dutch Braids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dutch Braids. Show all posts

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Halloween Hairstyles

          These are some Halloween hairstyles that I made up.
#1
Candy Corn
The pictures pretty much explain the whole thing.





#2
Pumpkin
This one I was just playing around, so I didn't take pictures. But I parted her hair in the middle and started to dutch braid a little piece on the left side of her part and curved it around the part. Then I just dutch braided the rest of her hair into a circle shape.



#3
Spider Web-ish
This one was very easy and fast. Make 3 ponytails in front of her face. Bring those three ponytails to the back and make another ponytail. Then you can leave the hair down, pull it into a ponytail, or pull it into pigtails. We just did a ponytail.




ENJOY!!!!!!
~Kailey

Friday, October 5, 2012

Dutch Wrap Around and a Bun



This one I didn't get any pictures on but it is really easy.
All you have to do is a wrap around dutch braid and a 
Enjoy!

~Kailey

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Dutch Braids and Curls


    The first step is optional. Put two ponytails in the front.


    Next, Do two french or dutch braids down the hair, but don't braid them all the way down to make pig tails.








    Then, just curl those pig tails with a curling iron or curlers and your done!


Back view:




Right side:




Left side:




    Alyssa was very happy when we were done.




    Since we were wearing matching shirts, she wanted our hair to be the same too.






     Pretty soon we are going to show you some cool ways to curl your hair so stay tuned!
I hope you enjoy!


                       ~Kailey

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

The Wrap around Dutch/French Braid





     The first thing you want to do is take a little chunk of hair on the side of the head and separate it into three sections.




 
  


     In a normal braid, you would take the side sections and move them over the middle section. In a dutch braid, you take the side sections and move them under the middle section. 








     Once you do one plait, start adding hair into the braid. After a while, it should start looking like this. Sorry, I had to switch heads.








                           Just keep on braiding until you get on the other side of the head.












                                           You can also do this as a regular french braid.








                                       You can also put accessories in. I hope you enjoy!


                                                                   ~Kailey