Instructions:
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- I placed A’s freshly washed hair in 10 large single braids for a day to stretch her hair out a bit.
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- The next day I took the braids out and added a generous amount of Bee Mine Luscious Moisturizer to her hair. I finger detangled a bit then used our modified Denman Brush.
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- I parted her detangled hair from ear to ear then tied the back off to get it out of my hair.
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- I began parting with the end of my metal rat tail comb at a slight slant starting on the right side of her head. I added a little Bee Mine Curly Butter and cornowed that section.
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- If you do not know how to cornrow, check out our Cornrowing for Beginners post.
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- After cornrowing the first section I split the top section of hair right in the middle, then began parting at the very front of the middle part. I continued to part down at a slant and cornrowed that section.
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- I then parted about an inch back from the second cornrow, once again, at slant.
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- I continued parting at a slight slant until I got to the middle of her hair. I parted those sections a little more straight back.
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- I went to the left side of her head and did the same exact thing.
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- I also want to note, as I finished each cornow, I braided about half an inch down.
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- After I was done cornowing the top section, I gathered the first three cornowed sections on the right side of her hair, sprayed her hair with a little water then added a little Bee Mine Curly Butter and began doing a three strand twist with those three sections.
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- Click here for our three strand twist video tutorial.
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- I went to the left side of her hair, gathered the first three cornows on that side, and proceeded to three strand twist those sections as well.
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- Since the other cornrowed sections were a little larger/thicker, I simply wet each section, added the curly butter, and three strand twisted each section alone.
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- I then took down the back of her hair, sprayed it with a little water and started grabbing large sections to twist. I did not use a comb for these sections, I just used my fingers.
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- In the morning I took her three strand twists out and she got a nice, soft and fluffy twist out! I took a wide tooth comb and fluffed the roots up a bit and she was all ready for school!
Total Styling Time: 1.5 hours
You look good in that hair style..
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The mother really does a great job of her daughthers hair, now this would put alot of black beauticians to shame. To bad you don't live in GA or SC, because I would have you doing my niece hair in a heartbeat. Keep up the good work and also all the other mothers that have posted their pictures to your site as well big ups to them as well. Thanks for sharing your daughters look of the day with us.
Beautiful!! Can you do this in a video please!!
Very pretty. I will definitely try three strand twists soon.
its gorgeous!!!
I now know what I'm going to do with my own hair this evening 🙂
Her hair is absolutely beautiful.
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I love this! This is so beautiful. And her hair is gorgeous!
She must be the envy of all the little girls in her schools. She's so darn cute!
And mom is so ridiculously creative.
I think this is the cutest style I've ever seen on a little girl. CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE! SO age appropriate too! I wish my hair was that DOPE when I was a kid, lol!
Lovely! Almost makes me wish I had a little girl! My son won't let me play in his hair like that. He's quick to tell me, "Momma, I'm a boy and (insert style here) is for girls!" LOL!
Heck, I might just try it on myself instead. 🙂
OMGoodness, this is pretty! I want you to do my hair, pretty please ;-).
Absolutely gorgeous!!!! Such a pretty hairstyle. Nice job 🙂
So pretty! A's mom is so talented and creative. 🙂 ~KF519