How To Style a Fishtail Braid. We love the look of fishtail braids! This trend is incredibly easy to style, even on your own hair. Kinsey and I photographed the steps so you can try it out for yourself... Here's how to style a fishtail braid... 1. Part your hair into two even sections. 2. Take a small strand of hair (preferably from underneath so that it wraps around the entire seciton) from one section and bring it over to the other side. Make sure your strands of hair aren't too large, or it will look more like a regular braid!
Next, we had a crazy idea... weave pieces of yarn into the braid? 1. We thought it was pretty cute! Instructions To Apply Hair Tinsel | These days I am lost in some creative beautiful things, feather extensions and hair tinsel is not the same thing like hair extensions, they are hair accessories . They are not used for add hair length, but give highlights to your hair. In my last post, I talked about hair tinsel , actually yesterday is the first time that I heard about it, it’s really amazing! “Whether for a formal dance, occasion or a festive holiday, hair tinsel is a unique and creative semi-permanent hair accessory that can transform your look in a way that’s drastic and fantastic.”
This sentence is described everything I want to share with you. As a kind of hair accessory, it’s rather simple to add them without the use of professional tools. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. These tips are copied here, these tips in words may still be simple for a new comer, I plaster them just hope it can give you some inspiration to follow this rising fashion stuff, trust me, you can get some more fun in this summer! How to Grow Your Hair - hiphopsideproject. When I was little, maybe 5 years old, my mum took me to the hair dressers and told them to give me what can only be described as a boy haircut. I’ve been scarred ever since.
So I’ve been trying to grow my hair long for years now, I usually wuss out and end up getting a big chunk chopped off (never to the extent of the boy haircut that was surreptitiously thrust upon me!). This time I’m determined to have shiny mermaid length hair!! Over the past 6 or so months I think I’ve added about 5-6inches of hair, and that’s with a few trims in between. For me that’s a good growth rate, I reckon it was about 3inches every 6 months before! Use a good shampoo/conditioner to keep your hair in tip-top condition. How you wash your hair is also important. Use shampoo on the roots only and give yourself a root massage as you apply it to stimulate hair follicles, washing it out through the rest of your hair will clean that part without drying the ends. Lay off the heat styling. Hair Archives - Kouturekiss - Your One Stop Everything Beauty Spot - kouturekiss.comKouturekiss – Your One Stop Everything Beauty Spot – kouturekiss.com. The Ultimate Faux Hawk March 20, 2014 Disclaimer: This hairstyle is for the bold, brave and ultra glamorous!
It also takes a tad bit longer than most tutorials I have posted. If you’re up for the challenge, check out the steps below for the Ultimate Faux Hawk! Step 1: Curl your hair. Step 2: Divide your hair into three sections: The top section needs to be clipped up out of the way, the Middle section needs to be a sleek, tightly secured ponytail, and the bottom section needs to be a low ponytail. Steps 3 & 4: Once the bottom section is secured into an elastic, take your middle section and make sure it is tight and sleek on both sides (this is the part of the hairstyle that gives the necessary ‘faux hawk’ impression!). Step 5: Here is the fun part! Steps 6, 7, and 8: Do a once over and secure any loose pieces in place, then spray with hairspray! Voila! A Sweet & Simple Updo February 13, 2014 Step 1: Begin with your hair in either it’s natural texture, or curled.
Nail Polish Bobby Pins. I saw this tutorial on Pinterest from Pink Lemonade and I knew I had to make some myself. I also love how she gave an old simple necklace a makeover with a little colorful nail polish. I lined up bobby pins along a piece of card stock. I then painted them with different shades of colorful nail polish. It can get a little messy, but overall it was very easy. Some colors only needed one coat, while more transparent colors needed two or three. What have you decorated with nail polish? Ducks in a Row - All Things Parties + DIY: Hair Tutorial: Get Curly Hair Using an Old Pillowcase. If there's one thing I've gathered from my girlfriends when it comes to hair, it's that you always want what you don't have.
This rule of thumb also generally applies to boob size too, but that's a post for another day. Being one who falls squarely in the category of naturally wavy hair (in the ugly, frizzy way), I've always lusted after big, bouncy, bodacious curls. Funnily enough, my husband also lusts after big, bouncy and bodacious, but we're not talking about curls (wokka wokka). Since I was little I've been obsessed with curls.
I even managed to somehow talk my mom into taking me to get a perm when I was in elementary school, and whenever we had one of those biography projects where you dress up like a famous person and speak in famous-person-first person to your class, I always picked Shirley Temple just so my mom had no excuse not to put my hair in ringlets using this pillowcase method. P.s. Shaggy Hair Bow. I have been so inspired by all the hair bows I've seen on the web lately, but I wanted to try to translate the hair bow into a do that someone around 30 or older could rock without looking like they're trying to be a teen...or Lady Gaga...or Minnie Mouse. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Moving on!
This is how I did a shaggy hair bow. First, I decided to pop a headband on in the front of my do, but you could do whatever you please. Maybe a braid or bangs? Whatever you like. Step 1) I popped on a headband (do whatever you like here). Step 2) Behind the band a pulled up a 1 inch (2.5 cm) band of hair, hair-sprayed near the root, then back-combed. Step 3) Flip the piece you just worked on forward, grab another 1 inch band, spray it, and back-comb it. Step 4) Flip it all back in place (I realize this looks nuts). Step 5) Use a comb to gently tame the crazy. Step 6) Pull it back into a tight, low ponytail. Step 7) Separate the ponytail into three equal sections. Tah dah! 1940s Hair Tutorial. Hello again, it’s Jessie from Sweet Thing! 40s hairstyles have been all over the fall runways and filling the pages of magazines, so I thought I would share an easy updated version of the 1940′s classic–the victory roll.
I have bangs which makes this style a little tricky. I decided to do a side part and comb my bangs to one side, but this style can easily be done with a middle part if you prefer. 1. Start by wrapping your hair around a 1.5 inch curling iron, holding the ends of your hair out of the iron. It’s as easy as that! Intricate, Edgy & Unique Fishtail Braids For Boho Brides.
Hello again, I hope you’re having a wonderful weekend! Been doing any wedding related pursuits? After last week’s feature on the side fishtail braid, I thought I’d share a little more fishtail loveliness. After all, you may prefer your fishtails a bit edgier than the simple side fishtail. So here’s a short and sweet selection of intricate, edgy and unique fishtail braid styles: Good Bad Times | 7 Beauty Tips | S Photos Fishtails can make boho chic additions to otherwise classic styles such as the half up half down do or messy bun. You could make a simple fishtail more fun by adding coloured extensions… See the full rainbow fishtail hair tutorial by Free People Or even yarn… See the full tutorial on A Beautiful Mess Alternatively, you could get creative with ribbons, lace or insert a few pretty little flowers haphazardly into the pleats! Photo by Badal Jain and Raja Jain via Unreal Bride. A Splendid Assemblage: DIY : Organic Hair Curls plus ... It's Alive!!!
Yes, by "it" I mean myself :p A move, an Oly accident that led us to the pet emergency clinic in the wee hours of the night (she really can't catch a break), lots of skips and hops later here I am! Summer really has a hard time deciding if it will shine or spit on me here in Oslo, Norway. I must say that it really prefers spitting since it has rained 80% of the time since I moved here a month ago. Really ... I don't think it even rained that much when I lived in London, UK. I usually don't mind rain but this time it really really messes up with my hair. Such a bright note to bring back the blog posts right? Ok whine mode off. Hair solution on. So, I thought, since it gets frizzy anyway I might as well jazz it up a little so it doesn't drive me crazy. And off I went to search for curly ideas that won't damage my hair which brings me to today's great tutorial.
A Beautiful Mess's tutorial demonstrates a really simple and organic way to jazz up those locks without heat and all the damage it brings.