Sunday, July 31, 2011
Friday, July 29, 2011
Hair Tutorial- Chignon
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Cha-Cha-Cha Changes!
1. How old are you and do you think the cut made you look older or younger?
2. Who's idea was it to cut your hair and donate it to Locks for Love?
3. Did you grow it out in order to donate it?
4. Were you shocked when you first saw yourself in the mirror?
5. Did you get a good reaction from people when they saw your cut?
6. Is it easier or harder to do your hair now that it is shorter?
7. Do you think kids should be able to pick out the hairstyles they want, or should the parents decide?
8. Will you grow it out again?
Monday, July 25, 2011
Split Ends Giveaway!!
Monday, July 18, 2011
Going Nude
Friday, July 15, 2011
Things to come
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Day 30- "The Illusionist"
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Life Lesson
Day 29- "Side Knot"
This prom season there were SO many girls that wanted their updo on the side rather than right in the back of their head. I am a big fan of this look. I love seeing it with a pretty flower or sparkly clip. I also don't think it is so dressy that you can't wear it during the day as well. I left my bangs out to add to the romance of the style. I am a big fan of flipping the bangs out when leaving them down. The rest of the hair was teased really well at the crown then pulled into a low side pony. I always take the pony on the opposite side of my part. After the pony is secured I twisted it around my hand almost like I was going to tie my hair into a knot, then secure the hair with a few bobby pins. Use the end of your rat tail comb under the hair at the crown to give it some lift. Spray it, and go.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Day 28- "The Lucille Ball"
Monday, July 11, 2011
Day 27-"Irish Dancer"
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Day 26- "Sweet and Simple Hair"
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Day 25-"Hiking Hair"
Friday, July 8, 2011
Day 24-"Chignon"
chi·gnon
noun \ˈshēn-ˌyän also -ˌyȯn\ Definition of CHIGNON
1bun
noun \ˈbən\Thursday, July 7, 2011
Day 23-"Curling Iron Curls"
Four-Strand Braid Tutorial
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Day 22- "Knot so Hard"
Have a happy hair day!
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Day 21-"Waterfall Braid"
Mastering the French Braid
Monday, July 4, 2011
Day 20- "Oh No She Didn't"
1. Only make one pass of each strand before picking up small sections to join with the two outside strands.
4. Make sure each section you pick up is the same amount of hair each time.
5. Repeat over and over until you reach your hairline, or your desired spot.
Have a happy hair day!
There was supposed to be a new tutorial with a how to on french braiding, but I can't get it to work. So, I will have to have Lincoln post it tomorrow. It is late and if I wake him up to show me how I would be a bad wife. I promise you will get it tomorrow. Pinkie swear!
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Day18-"Not So French Twist"
You know when you have a big event in the distant future and you want your hair to look gorgeous so you start to grow it out so it can go up into a style, well let me just tell you, you don’t have to grow it too long. In fact, my hair was TOO long to do what I wanted to do today. I wanted to throw it up into a simple French twist, but it totally didn’t turn out due to the extra five inches of hair I still had left out of the twist when I was done. Now, if I had planned ahead I would have curled my hair really well so the ends could have curled up into a nice bun on top of the twist, but I didn’t plan ahead and my hair was too straight to cooperate. I tell you all this, because you need to know that some girls come into see me for Prom or a wedding and they have worked really hard to grow their hair out so I can do a style on them. When really, their hair could have just has easily gone up with four inches less of hair. The style I did today, for example, could have been so much better if I had hair four to five inches shorter. People keep telling me that they like the 30 day challenge, but they have shorter hair and what I do wont work for them. I promise you can do more than half of the things I have done with shoulder length hair. For starters, you could get a much better French twist.