little girl hair tutorial #5

C. E. has WAY more hair than C, and it is almost as long.

I love playing with her hair, but it really does have to be her idea. The other day we were having family haircut day, but when it was her turn, she screamed and thrashed so hard, that I didn't even get to make one cut. Don't even ask her if its okay to use the curling iron, because it instigates instant screaming. This type of behavior has made my encounters with her hair super quick and gentle.

That being said, (or written rather) This tutorial has only three steps.

Step 1

Part hair into three sections

French braid each section towards the back and finish with a ponytail.

Gather up all the hair into two pigtails, on final turn of elastic only pull the hair through half of the way.

Finish with some cute bows.

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