For my first demonstration I will use a picture I found on Pinterest for
my inspiration. I usually find inspiration from the thousands of posts
on Pinterest, which to me is like a blog itself, just with pictures
instead of words. I am using Jenna, one of my classmates as a model, she
has thick red hair,with eighteen-inch long hair. I realize this type of hair is extremely rare :).
First
i parted the top layer of hair from the bottom, about 1/4 on the top
and 3/4 of the hair on the bottom. I then took a clip and secured the
top layer of hair on the top with a black clip, found in practically any
drug or grocery store.
Next
i took the bottom layer and side braided it (as seen in the picture),
just like french braiding except to the side, and I've found that the
most important thing is to make sure the bottom of the braid is tight,
side braids have a tendency to come loose and fall out.
Next i
took the top layer of hair and gathered it like I was putting it in a
ponytail, but instead twisted it to the left and bobby pinned it,
pulling some hair to cover the pins.
From
here it was very easy, i used a Hot Tools, one inch, non-spring Marcel
curling iron, which unfortunately is hard to find because it is often
only available for professionals and curled the hair by 1/2 inch
sections because by this time there isn't too much hair left, so it
doesn't take too long. A trick I've used to create better curls is to
secure the curls right after you release the curler (they're hot!) and
use your finger to loop them and secure it with a bobby pin.
Then
I just had to bobby pin extra spots and used Tresemmé level 3
hairspray. The process took about one hour, so not too long, and Jenna
loved it!
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