Everyday Hair
Control that cowlick, girl (or boy), and show those side-swept bangs who’s boss!
Fishtails-
Creating wavy hair
1. Start with 3 fish-tails, my friend Elizabeth even braided them together after..
leave them in for a long time (overnight, etc.)
2. The next morning take one at a time and just undo them (picture 3, start at the bottom)
End result in front- Picture 4, End result in back- Picture 5, Can even be put in a ponytail if you want- Picture 6
Fishtailing done by http://nativeamerican890.tumblr.com/, Pictures by flyergirl :)
1. Separate hair into 3 sections
2. Braid 2 of your 3 sections into small braids and leave your third section alone.
3. Braid the 2 braids and the section you left out together loosely and secure with a hair tie.
4. Once secured in a hair tie, loosen your braid to make it look fat by gently pulling on each side of your braid and mushing it up.
How do you do your top Top Knot? This is how I do mine…
Adding volume to that bun
Once upon a time there was a thing called sock bun.
The problem (for me that is) my hair always managed to let the sock shine through.
Now in the evolution of my buns I found a good few tricks to add volume to the bun.
Before you blow-dry your hair, add mousse.
After drying it, take that curling iron. Curl up your ends, as that will add volume to you hair.
After that you put your hair into a ponytail, where you want the centre of your bun to be.
Now you backcomb your hair - the right stage of backcombing varies from person to person but for me you have to do a lot of that.
The next step is to put your hair into a regular bun.
Pulling the hair out, make sure the bun increases its size. Try not to make it look to messily, and secure that stage of the bun with another hair bubble.
Add some hairspray and whoop whoop here comes a big bun.
