Hair New Era

A truly simple staple at our house. This one is way fast I love it, so I do it A LOT! The best part is- the next day, you can just leave it in and put in some cute piggy tails, messy buns, or a ponytail!



I didn't even take the time to section off the hair (GASP!) I know, it is not in my nature. But the rest of the hair covers it up. I just did my best as I braided to keep somewhat of a line there. Start on the top of the head, right on her part. End the french braid about where a part would be onthe other side. Regular braid most of the way down and curl the ends.




Her hair is naturally wavy in some parts, and I can't just leave it down. So I curled it- this time with my flat iron (again- when the silly video on my camera starts working- I can do a clip.) Notice how the curl looks different than a curling iron curl.

With my middle daughter's hair being so thin, I like to keep it pretty short. As a result, I have to think of different hairstyles for mainly the top of her head. This one was a fun variation:

I was messing around with my littlest daughter's hair the other night. I hadn't realized she had enough hair to do a french braid. Here is my first attempt:

As you can see, this is not my best braid. Her hair is so thick and wavy, that I usually do at least two. But I love this.

I simply grabbed a pretty good-sized triangular piece of hair on the left side and started french braiding. Make sure you have the hair combed in the basic direction you want the braid going. I curled the ends (all going toward the front) and added the scrunchie. But a big flower or ribbon would be cute, too.