This is one I've had on the card in our camera for a LONG time. I've decided we have too many hairstyles and not enough time to post them. :)I did the part from ear to ear first. Put the bottom half in a temporary ponytail to keep it out of the way. Then, start sectioning off the diagonal cornrows and braid. Not much to it. Easy and quick.
The Princess was really wanting Bantu Knots again (she loves them) but I wasn't up to doing that this day. So, this was our compromise: Mini bantu knots!At the end of each braid, twist.........
Then wrap the twist around itself a couple times and wrap a clear elastic around the base of the knot, leaving the ends hanging down.
I have no idea where the finished picture is with all of the bantu knots done. Most likely I deleted it. :( I remember it being cute though.... And, don't worry, I didn't forget about the hairstyle from the sunscreen post that some of you requested. I'll get to it at some point. :)
Btw, only one more day to enter the flat iron contest! Don't miss out!!
Thats really cute with the twists at the end. I like all these french braid hairstyles now that I finally learned how to french braid. We use your blog all the time and always get compliments. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I do have a question, though. Whenever I try doing tiny French braid on my daughter, I always end up with little wisps poking out at odd angles. Do you use any product on your daughter's hair to make it more cooperative when braiding?
ReplyDeleteI really like this one! This would work well for Alex's new short 'do too! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to try this!
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Thanks!! for all these wonderful hairstyles...I just finished doing this style on my daughter's hair and its AMAZING!!!!!
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