Friday, August 17, 2007

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Braided Bun


These are the instructions on how to arrange your hair in a braided bun:

1). Make a pony tail in the middle of the head's back and secure it with a ribbon or safe elastic

2). Part 2 sections from your pony to make 2 separate pony tails - Left and Right
3). Braid each tail. Secured them with a transparent or light safe elastic
4). Wrap one braid in a clockwise direction and the other counterclockwise

5). Secure each braid underneath your bun with a pin or a couple of pins

Saturday, August 11, 2007

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Longer Than Floor Length Long Hair

Watch it and envy ;) This girl has grown her hair extremely long - longer than floor length hair!!! Would you dare to challenge her?



Sunday, July 29, 2007

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Original Braid

Comb hair to the nape. Use hair spray or hair foam and comb once again.
Part your hair on the temple from the right side and start braiding. Divide the lock on the temple into 3 parts and twist it to the classical braid, step by step braid new locks into the hair. Thus make the braid till your left ear. Then go on braiding, streaming it to the right side – to the right ear. After this, change the direction and go on braiding.



Fix the hair with hair spray.

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

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How To French Braid Hair (description)

There are two ways to French braid hair: ordinary and backward braiding.

Let’s see how to get an ordinary French braid. Thoroughly brush dry or slightly wet hair and comb it back. To begin the braid, start by dividing it into 3 equal pieces.

Hold the right most piece in the right hand. The other two pieces will be in your left hand. Begin with rolling your left hand crossing the left piece over the central piece and passing them both into your right hand.

Take the lower piece in your left hand and put the right strand over the top. Starting with this left strand, we’ll add more hair into the braid. This will be French braiding. Take the hair into your left hand and cross it over on the top of the other two. Take with your left hand a new portion of hair and bring it over the top of the last braided piece. This will make one bigger strand. Go on braiding in a usual way. Grab a small amount of hair from the right side and act in the same way as you did with the left strand. Don’t forget to keep the braid tight not to lose it.


To watch here the video of How To French Braid Hair

See also:
French Braided Bun
How to French Twist (French Twist Roll)
How to Make a French Twist (Instructions)

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How To French Braid Hair

French braiding is the perfect example of something pictures and words just can't seem to convey. This ViewDo shows in great detail the steps and finger placements... which is the key to a great French Braid!




Friday, July 6, 2007

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Do Hair With Passion

Hair and nails can tell a lot about the girl or woman, even more than expensive clothes and artistic make-up. This is why it's a total MUST to care for them with a special passion, and in accordance with all the tendencies of a changeable fashion.

Traditionally, but with fantasy!

Elegant updo for long hair. Looks very beautiful and stylish.

A stylish hairdo is able to turn a modest simpleton to a queen.

Saturday, June 30, 2007

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Celebrity Hairstyles: Jessica Simpson

Is there a woman that doesn't want to look great?! No, not just to attract men - typically, women want to look perfect for themselves, to feel perfect and blooming.

Perhaps, some of these celebrity hair pictures will inspire you on a new hair cut or hair do.

These cool curls product enigmatic moods and make their owner feel fresh and independent.

This formal hair do can be worn almost on any occasion, from business conference to vacation trip.
The hair styled half up half down makes you feel elegant and feminine.

This celebrity hairstyle is perfect for a day out, from going on the beach to formal occasions.


This elegant hairstyle is perfect for proms, parties and business occasions.


See also:
Fringe Hairstyles
Receipts for Beautiful Long Hair
How to Make a French Twist (Instructions)

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