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hairstyle #9 braid buns

By pamperedprineds
Whooa (Big sigh of relief), I am so glad that November is here.  Don't get me wrong I love October  especially Halloween, but now that I am a grown up person Halloween isn't quite as fun as when I was a kid. Or maybe it is still as fun, but now I have to do all the work to prepare for  it.
I love this time of year (really who doesn't?) I love the Beautiful autumn colors, and the slight nippy feeling outside. I love sitting by a cozy fire,  and taking really warm baths while the air around me has a slight chill.  Most of all I love Thanksgiving, and being around people I love. Well enough of my sentiments, and on to this really cute and simple hairstyle.This style is cute on everyone, and it is very quick. Which is always a plus when your rushing to get a little one ready for school.
First you create two pigtails.

Braid each pigtail


Wrap the braid around the base of the pigtail and secure the tail into the elastic holding the pigtail.


Backcomb the remaining directing the  hair away from the face.


Place bows on top of the remaining  hair, creating a spiky look


Finish with hairspray. So Simple, yet so adorable!


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