Maybe you need to look closer to see the hidden ones, but there is one set in there that is hidden and more subtle. I love this hair do. Its actually the one we used for Beans Halloween day hair do. She was a mermaid.
1.) Start by making two rows of the small pony tails. Each row should have five total. Start with the one on top that is in the middle and do two on each side that way it is equally balanced.
2.) Divide the first pony tail in half. These two will combine with the outer most pony tail and be held together with a plastic coated pony tail holder.
3.) Again-- combine with the outer pony tail and leave the middle one on each side alone for a minute. Because we aren't taking the climber down the back I figured this gives it a little more style. Plus it doesn't take up a lot of room in combining this way.
4.) Take the two you have left over from the middle and use a plastic coated rubber band to secure them together.
5.) Your first row is done.
6.) Flip those pony tails over so that you can do these same steps to the back row.
7.) This time I switched things up a bit and joined the middle two first. This was the last step I did on the front row.
8.) Then divide that middle pony tail in half and combine with the outer most pony tails repeating the way you did with the first row.
9.) This is what you have.
10.) Flip the first row back over the second to hide it. You can still see it. This just makes it very subtle. I added curls to finish this look. I think it gave it that little something extra that it needed. Thanks for looking!
Have a great day!
Maybe you need to look closer to see the hidden ones, but there is one set in there that is hidden and more subtle. I love this hair do. Its actually the one we used for Beans Halloween day hair do. She was a mermaid.
1.) Start by making two rows of the small pony tails. Each row should have five total. Start with the one on top that is in the middle and do two on each side that way it is equally balanced.
2.) Divide the first pony tail in half. These two will combine with the outer most pony tail and be held together with a plastic coated pony tail holder.
3.) Again-- combine with the outer pony tail and leave the middle one on each side alone for a minute. Because we aren't taking the climber down the back I figured this gives it a little more style. Plus it doesn't take up a lot of room in combining this way.
4.) Take the two you have left over from the middle and use a plastic coated rubber band to secure them together.
5.) Your first row is done.
6.) Flip those pony tails over so that you can do these same steps to the back row.
7.) This time I switched things up a bit and joined the middle two first. This was the last step I did on the front row.
8.) Then divide that middle pony tail in half and combine with the outer most pony tails repeating the way you did with the first row.
9.) This is what you have.
10.) Flip the first row back over the second to hide it. You can still see it. This just makes it very subtle. I added curls to finish this look. I think it gave it that little something extra that it needed. Thanks for looking!
Have a great day!
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