INSTRUCTIONS:
- Time: 1.5 hrs
- Products Used: Cantu Shea Butter
- I started out by parting the front of her hair ear to ear. I had planned on doing cornrows, but was short on time so I opted for a quicker “veil” style. I did this
- by parting her hair into rows of squares, after banding the first square I added that hair into the square behind it and banded that. I did this for each row of squares on the top of her head.
- I then began working at the nape of her neck, parting a square, banding it off, twisting and then adding beads and a barrette. I continued this process until the back was finished.
- We switched up the style a few times while she had the twists.. ponytail, pigtails, etc...
I love this style, her twists look great.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE everything about this style but the best part is gorgeous KEY always so happy and just out right sporting her gorgeous twists! I love the bead and snap combo! Do you have to rubberband the snaps in place or do they hold with no bands? I remember your youtube video when she says "Check out my hair" and i hear "Nobody does it better..." You nailed that one Toni!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies!
ReplyDelete@Kim for this 1 I did use rubberbands to hold them.. The new style I posted on facebook a few days ago (with the barrettes from curly princess boutique) I didnt have to use rubberbands, they snap a lot tighter and they stayed without them. So it just depends!
Great job, as usual LOL you always amaze me! Are those 2 or 3 strand twist?
ReplyDeleteI really love the way the twists come out in her hair. Very, very cute!
ReplyDeletethat's a really cute style!
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing this on your page. Favorite style!
ReplyDeleteLove the twists, gorgeous!
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