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Monday, September 3, 2012

How To Style :

Use a flat iron or large curling iron to softly curl the ends of your hair.
Starting at the crown, push up a small section of hair until it’s the size that you want and pin it in place. Pin a few more pieces like this all through the crown to create a nice shape.
As you move down the sides, wrap the hair on the left over to the right, and vice versa, pinning each side wrapped across the other side. Take 2-3 sections for each side.

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How To Style :

Step 1 : Gather all hair and separate into two sections.
Step 2 : Take a small, side piece from the left section and cross over whole section bringing the piece to the center between both sections.
Step 3 : Repeat step 2 for the right section.
Step 4 : Take another small piece from the left section and cross over whole section bringing the piece to the center between both sections just as you did in step 2.
Step 5 : Repeat step 4 for the right section.
Step 6 : Continue to bring small pieces to the center between both sections alternating from the left and right sections just as you did in the precious steps. Pieces can be as big or small as you wish depending on the look you want.
Step 7 : Once all hair is braided, fasten with your favorite hair tie.
Step 8 : Leave as is or for a tousled messy look, use your thumbs and gently pull braid to the sides starting from the center toward the outside.

Source : Tutorial : Fishtail Braid

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Curls are pinned softly, with little definition, giving the hair a nice shape that still flows as if it were all down.

How To Style:

Step 1 : Start by curling your hair with a 1 ½ inch curling iron, adding spray wax for more texture.
Step 2 : Use your fingers to softly scrunch up and pin sections of hair, pinning around your ear level.
Step 3 : Insert the bobby pins up into the hair, pushing the hair up slightly as you pin to add more body.

Source : SOFTLY PINNED HALF UPDO

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Steps :

Melville says to begin by creating a deep side-part on the left side of your head then pull all of your hair to the right. Leave the hair on the front right side of the part loose.
Starting from the left side, begin braiding your hair, except for that loose front section, into a thick, tight braid. Pull hair from the right side in as you go, to overdirect the braid toward the right.
Secure the braid with an elastic, then roll it under and tuck beneath the ear to hide it.
Once the braid is tucked and rolled, use pins to hold it in place. If any strands comes loose from the braid, tuck them back in place with a bobby pin.
If you've been flirting with the idea of going short, this can be a great, no-commitment way to test it out. It's also an innovative way to keep your hair off your neck and back, helping you stay cool in the sweltering heat.
This style works best on girls with layered hair, but it can also be done with long hair to create a retro side sweep.

Source : Swept Away Bob

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Steps :

Start by dividing your hair into two sections.
Pull a thin strand of hair from the outer section of the first part (can either be the left or the right depending on which you are comfortable with) and pull it over the first part and add it under the second section on the other side. In other words, the strand of hair goes over the first section and finishes under the second section.
Then do the same on the other side and keep alternating until you see your fishtail form! Remember, the thinner the strand the more intricate your braid. You can also make it as neat or as messy as you’d like. Personally, I prefer the latter.

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Steps :

Apply your base color to a zip-loc bag.
Add a few more colors to marble with. Use a toothpick and draw lines to combine the colors.
He're the finished look. Allow to dry a couple of hours.
Apply base color while waiting for the marble to dry.
Once dry use tweezers to lift from plastic.
You can either peel off the entire section or cut off a piece at a time.
I recommend cutting a small piece. The polish is thin and will fold over on itself.
Apply the cut section to your nail. Your nail polish must be slightly wet/tacky in order for the marble to adhere!!!
Press the marble into the tacky polish like you're applying a nail decal. Remember to cover the edge. Use your tweezers or toothpick to push through. I like to use scissors but I don't recommend them. Thn tear off the excess .
Apply your favorite topcoat and don't forget to cover your edges. and You're done!

Steps :

Create a deep side-part on the left side of your head. Grab all of the hair on the left side of that part and keep it to the side, then gather the rest of your hair and sweep it to the right.
Divide the small section of hair on your left into two pieces.
Cross the hair over and twist. Repeat this one or two more times so that you have the start of a tight, thick twist.
Grab a vertical section alongside your twist.
Add it into the twist, crossing over and around the first two strands.
Continue incorporating vertical sections and twisting until you get to the opposite side of your head. Grab hair into a ponytail and secure with an elastic.
Take a piece of hair from your ponytail and wrap it around the hair elastic to hide. Tuck it into the ponytail and pin it in place with a bobby pin.
From the side it looks like a super-cool, beach-ready ponytail ... But from the back you see the pretty twists that keeps the look girly and sweet.

Source : http://www.refinery29.com

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