After a long day, these braids still look pretty much as good as they did this morning! I did not make center parts before starting my braids, I just gathered hair close to my face for the middle braid. Then for the two side braids, I gathered hair close to my face on one side and hair directly beside the center braid. They have a nice, over-laying look.
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Very nice hairstyle! You are very talented and creative. Did you need lean to the side when you do the french side braids? I always straggle with thous.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how only two hair clips able to hold it all together. Also, how it doesn't hurt your scalp? Is there any secret that enable to you wear your hair in a clips comfortably? I have a lot of hair clips and I like them but I can wear them only in a half up or a ponytail holder.
Anyway, have a nice Saturday too and thanks you so much for sharing :)
Hi Anabell, thank you so much for commenting! No, I don' lean to the side, but I do keep an eye on my braid by looking in the mirror. To check the back, I use a hand-held mirror and look in my mirror I have on my closet door. About my two hair clips, first I put my hair into a ponytail. Then I made a long English braid which I wrapped up into a bun and held in place with the clips. Because my hair was in a ponytail first, the clips could hold on to the base of my ponytail and stay in place all day long! I always find that if I put my hair into a ponytail first, my hair does not feel as heavy when I put it into a bun. Also, it stays up better, longer. I hope this makes sense! Thank you for following and posting!
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