I love the forth of July and its only four days away! Waaa-who!
So as much as I wish I had a tutorial on this one- I don't my camera died as I was doing Beans hair this morning so all you get is the end results. But it is pretty simple what I did. If you simplify my "Got Time" hair do and and dumb it down two notches and then doll it up about three you will end up with this hair do.
1. Start with a pony tail on top. All of the pony tails are your points so think of that while you are working on placement of your pony tails.
2. Do your two side pony tails
3. Your bottom pony tails will be put in last.
4. You will divide each of the pony tails in half and then combine them in the middle. You can braid these or twist them or add ribbon to them before you combine them for added flare.
5. combine all the remaining hair into a pony tail and finish it with a messy bun or whatever kind you like, That way you can see the whole star. Guess what-- it looks fabulous even left as a ponytail, but we wanted to hide the star a little and keep it more subtle.
That is it- really it is that easy- I think you can do this one without the tutorial if you are wanting to use this for your Forth Of July Celebration. Or--- as we plan to do--- using it during shape week at school in Kindergarten. How fun will that be? We have hearts and stars for Kindergarten!
Happy Independence Day!
So as much as I wish I had a tutorial on this one- I don't my camera died as I was doing Beans hair this morning so all you get is the end results. But it is pretty simple what I did. If you simplify my "Got Time" hair do and and dumb it down two notches and then doll it up about three you will end up with this hair do.
1. Start with a pony tail on top. All of the pony tails are your points so think of that while you are working on placement of your pony tails.2. Do your two side pony tails
3. Your bottom pony tails will be put in last.
4. You will divide each of the pony tails in half and then combine them in the middle. You can braid these or twist them or add ribbon to them before you combine them for added flare.
5. combine all the remaining hair into a pony tail and finish it with a messy bun or whatever kind you like, That way you can see the whole star. Guess what-- it looks fabulous even left as a ponytail, but we wanted to hide the star a little and keep it more subtle.
That is it- really it is that easy- I think you can do this one without the tutorial if you are wanting to use this for your Forth Of July Celebration. Or--- as we plan to do--- using it during shape week at school in Kindergarten. How fun will that be? We have hearts and stars for Kindergarten!
Happy Independence Day!
Heres a side shot.
Front view wish a side if cheese!
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