Whoa, that was longer than I thought. I beg for forgiveness. We have had swimming lessons each day this week at noon and it just didn't make sense to do my girls hair twice a day, so instead they have resembled orphans. HOWEVER, Today there was no swimming lessons. WOOT! This was going to start out as two braids pulled together. I have been doing just my regular standbys lately, but we decided to take it up a notch. It turned out pretty cute. You could do this with six braids as well. SO…

A little fall hair inspiration for all of you...

Easy DIY Hair Bows For Little Girls! How to Make Your Own Jig! Have you seen the bows you can make with a fork? This technique uses the same principle.

So today I was browsing all of the new hair blogs out there. Quite frankly, I am in a hair styling rut. So I was looking to all of my fellow cohorts to inspire me. Voila! I happened upon this post by Babes in Hairland...hence todays hairstyle. Little Miss is going to the amusement park today and we needed to get her hair off her neck. So we did her style and then twisted the final braid into a bun. No sweating for the park.

This is just like THIS hairstyle, with only 1/2 of the hair. That is the nice thing about hair, you can change one style by just doing it on half the hair or doing the same style on either side of the hair. Start by parting the hair in the middle and pulling each side into a ponytail. Braid down the hair, now here is my tip. When I am braiding, I pull the braid over to the other ponytail to see where I need to end my braid. I don't like having to redo things. Secure the braid with an…

Easy DIY Hair Bows For Little Girls! How to Make Your Own Jig! Have you seen the bows you can make with a fork? This technique uses the same principle.

It is back to school time and your kids around all the days whether at school, with their friends or attending different events and occasions with you, moms always want their girls to be special and what is better than a lovely hairstyle draw all the attention. You can go for cute girls hairstyles from ponytails in the ordinary days to waterfall and french braid bun for other special days. Crisscross Braid Pigtails Split hair into two parts then take a small amount of hair in the first part…

Part the top to the side or middle, then part all the way across her head forming two sections. Pull the rest of the hair back into a pony and don't pull through all the way the last time through the elastic. (As you can see, her shirt is wet. This style is easier if you get the hair soaking wet before you start.) You're going to take the hair on one side of the part, split it in 2 sections and tie it like you are starting to tie a knot. (Or a shoe.) Take the 2 ends and put one over the top…

Today's hair tutorial shows how to create 2 cute hairstyles (a ribbon braided ponytail and a bun) featuring the "Aztec Carousel Braid." We choose colors inspired by the USA flag (red, white, and blue)