I know. I know - another 4th of July style. I'm sure you are probably all so sick of seeing these but they have been so much fun to do. But thankfully for you, this will probably be the last one since we will be leaving here in the next day or 2 for the holiday.
First - I know you have all seen these. I was at the dollar store the other day & thought I have to get those - they would be perfect coming out of my girlie's hair. This is what you see on the top of the hair.
We started by doing our 2 pigtails with a zig zag part.
Next, add 2 different ribbons into the elastic. You are going to split the hair in half to do your corkscrew twist so you want one ribbon for each half.
Go ahead with your corkscrew twist.
Pull it back up & secure with an elastic. With the ribbon that was left hanging out, I just tied together in a bow.
As I was blow drying just the ends of her hair, I wrapped the ends around my fingers while the heat was on it to give it the curled over effect - so it looks like your firework. If your girlie's hair is a little more straight & doesn't want to cooperate, then pull out the curling iron & curl those ends over the pigtails. Spray to hold.
Clipped off a few pieces from the fireworks we got at the dollar store & just stuck them in all around the piggies enough so they would stay & not fall out. It's perfect because you can choose how many you want in there or how long or short you want them.
Super simple & there's your little firework girl!!
top view:
our front view:
First - I know you have all seen these. I was at the dollar store the other day & thought I have to get those - they would be perfect coming out of my girlie's hair. This is what you see on the top of the hair.
We started by doing our 2 pigtails with a zig zag part.
Next, add 2 different ribbons into the elastic. You are going to split the hair in half to do your corkscrew twist so you want one ribbon for each half.
Go ahead with your corkscrew twist.
Pull it back up & secure with an elastic. With the ribbon that was left hanging out, I just tied together in a bow.
As I was blow drying just the ends of her hair, I wrapped the ends around my fingers while the heat was on it to give it the curled over effect - so it looks like your firework. If your girlie's hair is a little more straight & doesn't want to cooperate, then pull out the curling iron & curl those ends over the pigtails. Spray to hold.
Clipped off a few pieces from the fireworks we got at the dollar store & just stuck them in all around the piggies enough so they would stay & not fall out. It's perfect because you can choose how many you want in there or how long or short you want them.
Super simple & there's your little firework girl!!
our front view:
oh my gosh so cute!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute and what thick hair she has!
ReplyDeleteThat is So funny!!! My next post was very similar to this! We used almost the same things in my daughter's buns! What a cutie!
ReplyDeleteThats adorable! Cute little smile:)
ReplyDeleteI love this one!
ReplyDeleteWay cute.
ReplyDeleteShe is so cute and I love all your cute ideas! You are so creative:) Too bad Mikell's hair isn't quite long enough but I try:)
ReplyDeleteVery cute and simple. Most people would probably think you spent a lot more time on that style!
ReplyDeleteHi there! I just wanted to say I'm definitely NOT sick of seeing these hairdos. I love them! =)
ReplyDeleteMy son's birthday is the 4th, so I like making the holiday a big deal at our house - and that includes his sister's hair. Can't wait to try this! Thank you!
oh my goodness!!! that is so cute i want to have my hair like that on the 4th!!! Darling!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute, and it looks like she loves it too!!
ReplyDeleteYour hair do's are top notch! I wish my little girl had thick long hair like your daughters! I will attempt a cute fire cracker do today! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration! I did my girls' hair like this for the 4th and I loved it! Got some compliments on it too. I had a hard time with the zig-zag part, still need to work on that. LOL
ReplyDeleteI did this for my little girls hair on the 4th too. I loved it, she loved it and had so many compliments. Thanks for a darling hair idea.
ReplyDeletehow do you do a zig zag part??
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