All Curled Up..

We had guests for the week, and this curling iron was well used. Here are a few different styles we did with curls. I love that this can be used for long or short hair.

We curled Kennedy's hair all over, gave it a good spray, and pulled back the front section with bobby pins.

On this hair style we started by parting the hair and braiding each side half way back until they connected to the side. Then we added some ribbon, and curled it all over.

This one is hard to explain, but I will try. You start by parting the sections you would like to do. I parted several sections in the front of her hair line. Then you separate each section into two parts and tie as if starting to tie your shoe lace. Then you keep wrapping each piece under the middle, and pull to stay in place. I love that it uses NO hair ties.

Curl it everywhere,

and you are finished!

Topsy Tail Madness....

Sorry The pictures are so blahhh...

Start off by doing four Topsy Tails at the front of the hair line. Part into squares and pull through.

Next Pull all the hair into a pony tail and pull up into a large Topsy Tail, pulling through the bottom to give the pony more height.

Pull tight....

Curl Pony tail in ringlets...

Spray to hold, and there you have it. So many people asked me if she had a hair piece in that day. I love how full the backward Topsy tail and the ringlets made it!

and of coarse it couldn't be my post without a HUGE hair bow to top it off.

Curling With A Flat Iron

This is the one and ONLY way I do ringlets. My girls have EXTREMELY straight, thick, heavy hair so it never stays in when I curl with a normal curling iron. I'm not exactly sure why- maybe because a flat iron is hotter (usually 300 degrees is good) than a curling iron- but they seriously stay in all day with no hairspray. -And even better, it's way faster !!

P.S. I made a messy bun video also, but it's too many megabytes so as soon as I figure it all out, I'll get it on here :)