Sup folks of the internet! Today I will be showing you guys how to do a fancy hairstyle that could be worn for any occasion even as a bridal hairstyle.
The tools you will need are bobbypins, two tiny elastics, and jeweled spin pins (optional but holds the hair great!).
To start, just part your hair from your normal part line all the way down to your neck. Even if it's off center and the sections aren't even, just do it like that anyway. Now French rope twist each side starting at the part line down to about an inch above your neck (be sure to add in all the hair in that section by then), then just continue with a regular rope twist as far down as you can go (adding in no more hair). I did a blog post on just a simple rope twist, so to find out how to do it if you're unaware, click here.
Once you have finished "the rope twist pigtails," take the braid on the light side of your head, (the side of the part line with the less hair) and bobbypin it in a small circle, continuing to go around the circle with that entire braid. Be sure to make the center a VERY small circle, and remember to pin every step of the way. Now take the thicker braid, and pancake it if you'd like (that means to pull on the sides of the braid to make it appear thicker) and wrap it under and around the perimeter of the circle and bobbypin again. If you'd like, now is when you add your spin pins. I put one in the center of the circle, so it looks more like a flower, and then I put a few on the French twists.
That is all! I hope you enjoyed this one!
To start, just part your hair from your normal part line all the way down to your neck. Even if it's off center and the sections aren't even, just do it like that anyway. Now French rope twist each side starting at the part line down to about an inch above your neck (be sure to add in all the hair in that section by then), then just continue with a regular rope twist as far down as you can go (adding in no more hair). I did a blog post on just a simple rope twist, so to find out how to do it if you're unaware, click here.
Once you have finished "the rope twist pigtails," take the braid on the light side of your head, (the side of the part line with the less hair) and bobbypin it in a small circle, continuing to go around the circle with that entire braid. Be sure to make the center a VERY small circle, and remember to pin every step of the way. Now take the thicker braid, and pancake it if you'd like (that means to pull on the sides of the braid to make it appear thicker) and wrap it under and around the perimeter of the circle and bobbypin again. If you'd like, now is when you add your spin pins. I put one in the center of the circle, so it looks more like a flower, and then I put a few on the French twists.
That is all! I hope you enjoyed this one!
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