Head of Twists

My daughter loves all of her hair up so we did a bunch of twists on her. Nothing special, but I kinda' liked how it turned out :)
Also, a while ago someone asked how to get straight parts (not that these last pictures were a great example!). In my opinion the comb is everything. I love the black "Ace" rat-tail just from Walmart. It has sharp teeth, even at the end, so it parts nice and precise. Also, if you have ponies that don't stay in, it's probably because the elastic isn't very strong. I love these "Goody" medium sized ones (again from Walmart or somewhere similiar). Some elastics are weak and stretch way too easily. My girls have thick hair so it takes a lot to keep their ponies in (the picture rotated on its own and I couldn't figure out how to fix it- sorry!)- Hopefully this helps a little :)

French Braid into Twists...

I apologize for all of my weird names for these hair do's.

I started off with damp hair. I like to run some of this Vitamin E Moulding Creme through her hair first. It not only protects it from breakage, it also keeps all of those pesky fly aways down.

Start off by parting the hair and french braid into two ponies.( I like to do wacky parts, but you can part it how you like.)

Next divide the ponies into three sections, twist them, and tie them off with an elastic.

Do this to each pony...

Then pull the twisted sections back up into the main pony,

Curl the remaining hair,

and add HUGE bows!!!