Showing posts with label upside-down braid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label upside-down braid. Show all posts

Monday, January 15, 2018

Upside down and inside out

Hi everyone,

     Last week I got to see the new Star Wars movie, if you can tell from my t-shirt.  My favorite parts are the scenes with Rey, and the cute little porgs on the remote island.  They completely steal the show :-)

     My hairstyle today is an upside down Dutch braid, a fun style that I don't do very often.  But I like how this version turned out, and can see myself wearing my hair this way again.  Thank you so much for visiting!













Monday, March 2, 2015

Upside-Down French Braid~ my look for today

Hello friends,

     Today I fixed my hair in a style I don't do very often, an upside-down French braid.  I loved being able to use my new hair fork from my sweet friends at Grah-Toe Studio!  I made one upside-down French braid with most of my hair, then stood up straight and made a normal French braid with the hair right behind my bangs.  This helped keep my hair from looking scraped back from the front view.

     Thanks so much for stopping by to see my pictures!  

















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(and an lol moment)



Thursday, October 30, 2014

Dragon Queen Hairstyle

Hello everyone,

With Halloween coming up tomorrow, I'm finally posting pictures from our trip to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.  My sister went as a Dragon Queen, and (you probably can tell) I went as Princess Leia.  More of that hairstyle in my next post, but now here is my sister's upside-down French braid and sock bun combination, a perfect match for her dress and crown.  What a fun time we had!













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(fun character meet-and-greets)



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(watching fireworks)


(A few pictures with our brother)


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Wednesday, July 9, 2014

French Braid Pile-Up

Hi everybody,

This morning I tried something a little adventurous -- I parted my hair down the center, then divided the two sections in half to make a total of four parted sections (like a pie divided four ways).  I made two upside-down French braids and two regular French braids, then combined all the braid tails into a high ponytail which I wrapped up into a bun.  Here are (quite a few!) pictures of the results.  I think hairstyles with multiple braids always look so fun.  As always, thank you for following my hairstyle blog!  I appreciate everyone's views and comments :-)