July 31, 2013
I’m all about taking a ‘go-to’ hairstyle and spicing it up a bit! The tutorial today is a perfect example of that! I have naturally curly hair, so keeping it straight during the summer is a pretty risky move. So, to soften the effects of the inevitable humidity, I usually wear a portion of my hair pinned up to tame any unruly effects! Follow the steps below to amp up this average ‘do’!
Steps 1 & 2 – Starting with your hair down, take two sections of hair from the front of your face frame. (Right about the ears is a safe spot.)
Step 3 – Secure the two pieces in the back center of your head with a small elastic.
Step 4 - Braid the pieces together in a simple 3 strand braid and secure with another elastic.
Steps 5 & 6 - Using your pointer finger and your thumb, gently tug on sections of the braid until you have little loops (or in this case, ‘petals’!).
Step 7 - Wrap your braid into a circular shape (it should resemble a flower) and secure it in place with bobby pins!
Voila! And there you have it! In five simple steps you turned a safe go-to hairstyle into a new trendy look! This style is super simple, versatile and works great on almost any hair length and hair type! So grab your tools, get creative and amp up your go-to style today!
July 30, 2013
We all admire the glamourous red carpet hairstyles and this one in particular can be easily recreated.
You can pull your hair back into a pony, or leave it down for your glamourous red carpet look! Voila!
July 29, 2013
July 24, 2013
I love finding simple hair styles that look intricate and complicated. The “Triple Braid Bun” is a perfect example that looks can be very deceiving! This style combines two super simple techniques and leaves you with a pretty fancy result. Check out the steps below to master this cute ‘do’!
Step 1 - Start with brushed, tangle free hair and divide your hair into three even horizontal sections. (One at the top, one in the middle, and one at the bottom.)
Step 2 - Take your elastics and make 3 sections into evenly sized ponytails. (more…)