So, I have a lot of people-- okay, maybe like 2 people-- ask me for hair tips and advice for doing girls' hair, so I thought I would try and put one hairdo a week on my blog and see if it helps any of you guys.
I'm no expert- trust me. And most of the time I just try to duplicate what I see on other little girls. But I wanted to start with my favorite little girl hairstyle- the Waterfall pigtails. Let's start with the essentials... the products.
I just can't do my girls' hair without them. Garnier Fructis Curl Shaping Spray Gel- it's a hairspray that stays moldable and it's easy to wash out, a comb with a point on the end, and non-stick elastics. I get mine from walmart, and they come conveniently color coded.
Okay, step one for these pigtails- make regular pigtails. :) Spray the part in the hair generously with the spray gel, then use the comb to make a good part.
Repeat on the other side. Note that my kid is watching tv. That's the only way I can get her to sit still. :)
Then I use the straitener to give the hair the perfect curled bounce, and she's done!
I love this style because it's cute, but also because the ponytail lays flat to her head and it won't hurt her when she takes a nap.
Welp, hopefully that all made sense and it helps!
Yes! Thank you for being willing to post about this. I am always admiring Lexi and Laney's hair-do's. Now that Phoebe's hair is getting longer, I am needing some more ideas. I'm excited for the next one!
ReplyDeletegood work. I am picturing you doing laney's hair wit a camera in one hand to take the pictures. that's talent.
ReplyDeleteI am so freakin' excited you are posting these. I try to picture what your girls' hair looks like so I can copy, but I am not the most observant or remembering soul, so these posts are fantastic. Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteP.S. I never would have thought of a straightener - genius. Do you use the skinny one?
ReplyDeleteI use a skinny one, but I also use my semi-thick one sometimes. It doesn't really matter, actually.
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