Tia writes:
Styling Steps:
• Hair has been freshly washed, conditioned, and a leave-in conditioner was applied.
• Separate the hair into the two major sections that will be cornrowed.
• Cornrow the back section from ear to ear. The thickness of the cornrows is up to you.
• [optional] Two strand twist the loose hair after the cornrow is complete
• The final cornrow that will go from ear to ear will start at the front of the hair line and end just above the ear.
• The cornrows in the front will go from front to back. Thickness is up to you.
• Once all the hair is braided and twisted just pin the twists in place for a lasting protective style
This look has options. You can pin the twists up for a protective style or take them down and let them hang for a more fun style.
Tips:
* Keep a spray bottle close so that if hair starts to dry while styling you can quickly re-wet that section
*Using a leave-in/or hair cream in each section will give the hair slip and help the hair slide easily as you braid.
Is that Black Violins playing in the background? Love their music! Love your hair too (temporarily forgot this is a hair forum…LOL)
Very cute!!! I tried this on myself today but unfortunately I cornrow on my children way better than on myself!!!! LOL I still rocked it though but took it down when I got home!!! Your hair is so pretty and very healthy looking!! :o)
~misskris
This is gorgeous!! Wish I could cornrow 🙁
So pretty, and so well done.
Very pretty!
Soooo pretty! 🙂
Love this style.. Beautiful
I am transitioning and would love to try this style with hair added can anyone recommend what type of hair I can try to give me the natural look when I twist my hair.
Thanks
Hooooooooray for Tia! If you guys would like to see more of her fabulousity, head on over to her blog.
http://tiashauntee.blogspot.com/
love the look and the tutorial! her hair looks AMAZING!!!
missdeeplyrooted.blogspot.com
Very pretty!