I had some ribbon that matched her outfit so I thought it would be cute to incorporate it with her hair today.
So start by parting the hair to the side. Do each section off to the side a little bit. Once you have your elastic in, tuck the ribbon under the elastic so that just a tiny bit is sticking out underneath. Make sure that little piece stays tucked underneath so you don't see it at all.
Part the section for the next elastic. Before putting the elastic in, wrap the ribbon a couple times around the strand of hair from the first section.
Continue to wrap the ribbon all the way thru your puff braids. (I did 4 sections)
Once you get to this part, twist braid the ribbon & hair together, twisting each side, like I've shown before. But the ribbon is one half & the hair is the other.
This is what it should look like.
Add gel to prep before diffusing. This is the best gel that I have found. I just buy it at Evan's Hair School & we have a huge bottle that we just keep refilling this one with. It's great for little boy's hair too.
Pssst...I know a secret!! If your little girly doesn't have natural curly hair, like mine, than here's a little secret: Beat 1
EGG WHITE & apply it to your girly's hair just like you would apply gel. Then diffuse like you normally would. Still add a little bit of gel too just to hold it. This totally works! My hair is straight as can be & it works well for me, although you might get a stinch of smelly egg white in your hair, so I would spray a bath & body works spray in it when I was done.
Diffuse her hair. If you don't own a diffuser (most blow dryers come with them now a days) then just use your hand & scrunch up her hair & place the blow dryer next to your hand. Diffuse until it is dry. Spray with hair spray so it will hold all day.
Add a cute bow at the end of puff braid.
Pretty simple, right? If you don't have the time to do a ribbon - then just do normal puffy braids. But you have to try the curling with the egg whites. Let me know if it worked for you!
So start by parting the hair to the side. Do each section off to the side a little bit. Once you have your elastic in, tuck the ribbon under the elastic so that just a tiny bit is sticking out underneath. Make sure that little piece stays tucked underneath so you don't see it at all.
Part the section for the next elastic. Before putting the elastic in, wrap the ribbon a couple times around the strand of hair from the first section.
Continue to wrap the ribbon all the way thru your puff braids. (I did 4 sections)
Once you get to this part, twist braid the ribbon & hair together, twisting each side, like I've shown before. But the ribbon is one half & the hair is the other.
This is what it should look like.
Add gel to prep before diffusing. This is the best gel that I have found. I just buy it at Evan's Hair School & we have a huge bottle that we just keep refilling this one with. It's great for little boy's hair too.
Pssst...I know a secret!! If your little girly doesn't have natural curly hair, like mine, than here's a little secret: Beat 1 EGG WHITE & apply it to your girly's hair just like you would apply gel. Then diffuse like you normally would. Still add a little bit of gel too just to hold it. This totally works! My hair is straight as can be & it works well for me, although you might get a stinch of smelly egg white in your hair, so I would spray a bath & body works spray in it when I was done.
Diffuse her hair. If you don't own a diffuser (most blow dryers come with them now a days) then just use your hand & scrunch up her hair & place the blow dryer next to your hand. Diffuse until it is dry. Spray with hair spray so it will hold all day.
Add a cute bow at the end of puff braid.
Pretty simple, right? If you don't have the time to do a ribbon - then just do normal puffy braids. But you have to try the curling with the egg whites. Let me know if it worked for you! 
12 comments:
That is really cute!! Thanks for the tip I may give that a try...:-)
Egg whites... I've never heard of that! It's worth a try. My daughter's hair could use some curl. I think I'll try it on myself first though. And, now you've got me wondering if we live in the same town. What would the odds of that be? We have an Evans Hairstyling College where I live too. Maybe just coincidence?
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this has got to be one of my favorites, so dang cute, but I still for some reason cannot master the twist, what is wrong with me???
Yea! I am so excited I found your blog! This is exactly the blog I needed! Thanks so much!
Love your blog, thanks for sharing your talent...
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I've done the egg whites before on my stick straight hair. It did do a magnificent job curling it but it left my hair looking wet the entire day. I tried using less egg but it didn't curl well enough.
you are so creative, i am happy i found your blog. i added it to my favorites and will check back often. you have some really cute styles that i am excited to try on my little girl:)
I did try it on my 6 yr. old and she and I have pancake straight hair and it did absolutely wonderful!! Such a wonderful tip!! ;)
these hairdoes are amazing..i found this site by accident and have been using it ever since. I get lots of compliments on these styles from everyone !!!
It's amazing how you never run out of ideas. You inspire me & I can't thank you enough for all of the work you put into this blog!
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These hair ideas are excellent. This every step you have made is really creative. You have some really cute styles that i am excited to try on my sister's little girl.
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You made a such a great creativity which you share above. This hair style is really beautiful. I impressed by that.
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