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sweetcocoa
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Re: How To\'s
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Spagirl, you ARE on a roll!!! I found one that may be helpful for self-braiders:
Do-It-Yourself Braids
Scroll down and click on the braids link...
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JenJen....great website... I don't wear braids...but I'd like to learn so I can do 2 of my neice's hair...
Thanks!
This is a great thread Sapgirl!
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Spagirl, you ARE on a roll!!! I found one that may be helpful for self-braiders:
Do-It-Yourself Braids
Scroll down and click on the braids link...
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JenJen....great website... I don't wear braids...but I'd like to learn so I can do 2 of my neice's hair...
Thanks!
This is a great thread Sapgirl!
JenJen2721
New Member
Re: How To\'s
Here's some great recipes....Sassy posted this on another thread from MotownGirls website:
Hair Recipes from MotownGirl's website
I can't wait to try the one for the Leave-In...
Here's some great recipes....Sassy posted this on another thread from MotownGirls website:
Hair Recipes from MotownGirl's website
I can't wait to try the one for the Leave-In...
Champagne_Wishes
A broke graduate
Re: How To\'s
Thanks for all the helpful tips. I was driving myself crazy trying to do something with my hair.
Thanks for all the helpful tips. I was driving myself crazy trying to do something with my hair.
Re: How To\'s
French braid, dutch braid etc etc
http://www.dreamweaverbraiding.com/Braiding_Tips.htm
Different hairstyles created with hairsticks:
http://www.longlocks.com/hairstyles.htm
-Katrine
French braid, dutch braid etc etc
http://www.dreamweaverbraiding.com/Braiding_Tips.htm
Different hairstyles created with hairsticks:
http://www.longlocks.com/hairstyles.htm
-Katrine
sweetcocoa
Active Member
Re: How To\'s
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Girl, you've been busy! I like the long locks site as well. Time to get out the mannequin head and update my braiding techniques. How do they braid with their fingers like that!
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Ditto!
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Girl, you've been busy! I like the long locks site as well. Time to get out the mannequin head and update my braiding techniques. How do they braid with their fingers like that!
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Ditto!
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I purchase these for my girls at a local college but, I've seen them in the beauty supply stores. I've even seen them in Sally's occasionally.
I think I paid about $30 something post tax. I think the price varies starting around $20 (on sale) and can go beyond $100.
I purchase these for my girls at a local college but, I've seen them in the beauty supply stores. I've even seen them in Sally's occasionally.
I think I paid about $30 something post tax. I think the price varies starting around $20 (on sale) and can go beyond $100.
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Here's a thread (previously posted by our Sweetcocoa) for layered cuts the easy way. It's entitled:
"Has anyone heard of this haircut technigue?"
Here's a thread (previously posted by our Sweetcocoa) for layered cuts the easy way. It's entitled:
"Has anyone heard of this haircut technigue?"
Re: How To\'s
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Spagirl, you ARE on a roll!!! I found one that may be helpful for self-braiders:
Do-It-Yourself Braids
Scroll down and click on the braids link...
Here are a couple of great discussion threads from this board on self-braiding:
The Crown and Glory Method
Lots of Helpful Braiding Tips in this thread...
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Gurl, those are some nice style sites up in that "Lots of Helpful Braiding Tip" link. When I clicked on your link and it took me to "I did my own braids!" I was like this is some good stuff up in here. I even came across a "How-to" interlock by a member named Faith (aka Swttng) Just had to make a direct link to it. Each picture gives a description if you click on it:
How to Interlock
I also enjoyed the how-to on braid extensions under your "Do-It-Yourself Braids" link. I took the advise of LuvableLady which was "You can ignore the pictures (if you want to)"...I did (ignore the pictures).
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Spagirl, you ARE on a roll!!! I found one that may be helpful for self-braiders:
Do-It-Yourself Braids
Scroll down and click on the braids link...
Here are a couple of great discussion threads from this board on self-braiding:
The Crown and Glory Method
Lots of Helpful Braiding Tips in this thread...
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Gurl, those are some nice style sites up in that "Lots of Helpful Braiding Tip" link. When I clicked on your link and it took me to "I did my own braids!" I was like this is some good stuff up in here. I even came across a "How-to" interlock by a member named Faith (aka Swttng) Just had to make a direct link to it. Each picture gives a description if you click on it:
How to Interlock
I also enjoyed the how-to on braid extensions under your "Do-It-Yourself Braids" link. I took the advise of LuvableLady which was "You can ignore the pictures (if you want to)"...I did (ignore the pictures).
ms_kenesha
New Member
Re: How To\'s
Bumping because I love this thread!
Bumping because I love this thread!
Re: How To\'s
While surfing hairdo.net, that was previouly post by Marla and MsPrettyEyes(thanks!), I came across some more updos. Here is a direct link:
4 new updo how- to (updo.org)
While surfing hairdo.net, that was previouly post by Marla and MsPrettyEyes(thanks!), I came across some more updos. Here is a direct link:
4 new updo how- to (updo.org)
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Spagirl....where do you get a mannequin head from? And how much does it cost?
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I purchase these for my girls at a local college but, I've seen them in the beauty supply stores. I've even seen them in Sally's occasionally.
I think I paid about $30 something post tax. I think the price varies starting around $20 (on sale) and can go beyond $100.
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Pet, here is a site that might be helpful if you can't find them locally.
Mannequin heads online
HTH!
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Spagirl....where do you get a mannequin head from? And how much does it cost?
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I purchase these for my girls at a local college but, I've seen them in the beauty supply stores. I've even seen them in Sally's occasionally.
I think I paid about $30 something post tax. I think the price varies starting around $20 (on sale) and can go beyond $100.
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Pet, here is a site that might be helpful if you can't find them locally.
Mannequin heads online
HTH!
Re: How To\'s
I've been searching all day for tips on exactly how to use that foam bun hair thingy to make a perfect bun. Well, I finally came across this: make a perfect bun with a foam donut
This technique is more for a HIGH bun but I think it would work for a low bun. I'm going to try this tomorrow after I wash. Here's a drawn picture of it..this really helps me out! diagram
I've been searching all day for tips on exactly how to use that foam bun hair thingy to make a perfect bun. Well, I finally came across this: make a perfect bun with a foam donut
This technique is more for a HIGH bun but I think it would work for a low bun. I'm going to try this tomorrow after I wash. Here's a drawn picture of it..this really helps me out! diagram
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One more thing...
This is a picture of the chignon/bun look I'm trying to achieve:
I wish I could find out where she bought that bun design jewel thingy.
Here's a picture of the rats they sell at A Discount Beauty
And here is the donut that they sell at Sally's
I will probably purchase this today though I think the rats from A Discount Beauty would be easier to work with.
One more thing...
This is a picture of the chignon/bun look I'm trying to achieve:
I wish I could find out where she bought that bun design jewel thingy.
Here's a picture of the rats they sell at A Discount Beauty
And here is the donut that they sell at Sally's
I will probably purchase this today though I think the rats from A Discount Beauty would be easier to work with.
dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
Re: How To\'s
HairLove, good luck to you on making your bun. The one in the picture is beautiful. I am quite sure you will achieve that same look with no problem at all!
HairLove, good luck to you on making your bun. The one in the picture is beautiful. I am quite sure you will achieve that same look with no problem at all!
dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
Re: How To\'s
Also, is the girl in the picture using a rat or a foam donut?
Also, is the girl in the picture using a rat or a foam donut?
dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
Re: How To\'s
Great!
Great!
Zuppy
New Member
Re: How To\'s-Ponytail Set
Does anyone here know how to do a ponytail set, I've read that some do this instead of a roller set. Fiddling with those rollers on my daughter’s head is trying; I would really like to try this set instead. She usually ends up putting her hair in a ponytail anyway so going through the hassle of roller setting seems to long a process just for her to pull it back anyway
- but her hair, being 4b and THICK really needs the heat from the dome drying to tame it. Please holla back.
P.S. if you know of a site with some pictures or if you have some that would be great, otherwise please just describe it. Thanks a bunch
Does anyone here know how to do a ponytail set, I've read that some do this instead of a roller set. Fiddling with those rollers on my daughter’s head is trying; I would really like to try this set instead. She usually ends up putting her hair in a ponytail anyway so going through the hassle of roller setting seems to long a process just for her to pull it back anyway
P.S. if you know of a site with some pictures or if you have some that would be great, otherwise please just describe it. Thanks a bunch
dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
Re: How To\'s-Ponytail Set
Zuppy Welcome!
I found a thread that may be helpful.
Ponytail rollerset
Hope this helps!
Zuppy Welcome!
I found a thread that may be helpful.
Ponytail rollerset
Hope this helps!
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