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For more easy and fun hairstyle ideas, please visit…http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.comA viewer from Moldova sent me a photo of this hairstyle that I thought was very unique. She asked if I could replicate it, and it took me several hours to do so. It is very much like a Dutch Braid, only you are knotting rather than braiding. Hope you enjoy the tutorial!
This is an easy "Back-to-School" hairstyle that looks so cute and can be done in under five minutes! It incorporates two frontside braids that "disappear" underneath the hair to be joined in the back.For more cute and easy hairstyle ideas, please visit…http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com
For more cute and easy hairstyle ideas, please visit…http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.comI have been asked quite a bit via email for a hair headband tutorial, so here it is! This one uses a Reverse French Braid (Dutch Braid), but you could do a regular French Braid if you desire. My daughter's hair is fairly long, so I thought I would finish this style off into a small braided rosette. Someone mentioned that Binosume posted a style like this last year, however I had not actually seen it but want to credit her. You will also note in the beginning photo that I ended up braiding the rest of the hair into a loose side braid… perfect for teens!
For all of you "Twilight – Eclipse" fans out there, you will LOVE this hairstyle! I caught it in the fight scene as the hairdo Rosalie is wearing and thought it was really cute! This one does not end in a braid, however, it uses a side ponytail.For more cute and easy hairstyles, please visit…http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com
We have done braids like this on our girls for years, and they cutely call them "Loony Braids". This braid is not anything new. There is a 3-strand (like this one) and a 4-strand version. This is a perfect "Back-to-School" look because it can be used on teens as well without looking like you belong on a series like "Little House on the Prairie". You may add accessories as you deem necessary.For more cute and easy hairstyles for girls, please visit…http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com
To see more cute and easy hairstyles, please visit:http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.comThis is the style used on my #2 in our Family Intro Video. So many of you have asked for the tutorial, that I decided to make one. It is a simple style that uses two half knots pulled back into a side ponytail.For more cute and easy hairstyles for girls, please visit:http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com
For more cute and easy hairstyles, please visit…http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.comThis is a braid you will likely have NEVER seen (unless you are an equestrian), and you will LOVE it!!! A follower forwarded the idea to me. The braid took awhile to figure out, but it becomes easier to do with practice! Your friends will be begging you to show them how to do this… trust me!
To see pictures of this hairdo, please visit… http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com/braids/video-tutorial-wrap-around-french-b…This is a quick tutorial on how to create a "Wraparound, Half French, Popout Braid" into a side ponytail. This hairdo requires a one-sided French Braid from the front of the head … all the way back around to the back of the head, and into a side ponytail. Braiding only "half" (or one side) of the French Braid allows the braid to pop out. For more cute hairstyles, please visit… http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com
To see pictures of this hairdo, please visit… http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com/5-minutes/st-patricks-day-hairstyle-lucky-…Now this is one of the quickest ways to spruce up a hairdo in the mornings, in roughly 2 minutes time! The braided end result is so pretty and looks like it was so intricately woven… that someone would think you took 30 minutes to do it! You can do these braids, also called a Snake Braid, in any kind of combination on the head, or start down further on the front-side of the head and bring it over to the other side like a headband. Enjoy!For more cute hairstyles, please visit… http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com
To see pictures of this hairdo, please visit… http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com/5-minutes/video-tutorial-waterfall-french-… To see how to do this on yourself, see the video…http://www.youtube.com/CuteGirlsHairstyles#p/u/3/Y90s6neUKEYThis is a quick tutorial on how to create a "Fall-Through French Braid". This hairdo requires a French Braid from the front, side of the head to the back, side of the head. The key to the elegant look is instead of pulling more hair into the bottom strand as is typical of French Braiding… you allow it to fall and instead pick up a new strand from the bottom. This is an elegant look and very good for moms, teens, and tweens! For more cute hairstyles, please visit… http://www.cutegirlshairstyles.com