Inspired by a post over at Wonder Forest, this is actually three different braid styles. I made a deep part and did a french braid to my right ear. Then I did a twist down the left, quickly gathering the rest of my hair into the twist. Finally I brought all my hair together and did a fishtail braid down the right. A more detailed tutorial is here:
http://www.thewonderforest.com/2014/04/bohemian-side-braid-festival-hair.html
I need to work on my french braid. I like this loose look, but next time I want to try to make the french braid tighter and chunkier.
I'm slowly getting better at the fishtail. This time I used larger pieces and kept the size of the pieces more uniform. I don't know what to do about all the different length pieces, though. Because my hair is so layered in front, my hair quickly starts to come out of a braid near the bottom and starts looking messy after an hour. Definitely getting faster at this, though.
An experiment in how to take advantage of my long, thick hair without spending too much time or money. My new goal is to try a new do or two each weekend.
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Style #8: natural
I have a mane. Lots of times I tame it by twisting it in a bun, but I do appreciate the ridiculous amount of fluff I have growing out of my head. This it what it looks like when I comb it out in the morning (nope I don't use a brush, just a wide toothed comb that I've had since 9th grade). I don't go all day like this as it will quickly weave itself into a matt at the back, but I do appreciate the odd natural poofy wave that I have. This is without a curling iron. I sleep with it in a bun and then comb it out in the morning. Extra props to my hair dresser who I see once a year and makes my layers fall so perfectly (Kory at Planet Salon).
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