her hair is super fine and everytime i try to grow them out i have to clip them to the side. they wont go straight back without little flyaways popping forward. i always end up just giving up and cutting them because having to clip them to the side makes for an uneven part when i want to give her pigtails, since the part is to the side of the head and makes one pigtail much bigger than the other. i'd like to grow them out long enough to make a part down the middle of her head and tuck the bangs behind her ears eventually, then i can go regular pigtails. how can i "train" them to grow out evenly and not just to the side?
also, i cant for the life of me french braid her hair. i want to part her hair and give her two french braids on each side but i cant figure out how to start on the top, my braids always end up at the bottom of her head. how do i french braid??
thanks!
Asked by tnm786 at 2:34 PM on Nov. 18, 2010 in Preschoolers (3-4)
Level 43 (159,608 Credits)Answer by gramsmom at 2:51 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Answer by josiesmommy00 at 2:36 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Answer by Shelii at 2:42 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Answer by KARRIEMARIE at 2:47 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Pull her bangs back and pin with two bobby pins. Like a bangs bump. I used to do that with a middle parted pig tails look.
Not to the extent of hers, but, you get the idea.
Answer by BradenIsMySon at 2:54 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Here, a pic of a bangs bump with pigtails.
Answer by BradenIsMySon at 3:05 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Answer by _Tam_ at 4:31 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Answer by BradenIsMySon at 11:10 PM on Nov. 18, 2010
Answer by sstepph at 9:30 AM on Nov. 19, 2010
Comment by tnm786 (original poster) at 10:10 AM on Nov. 19, 2010
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