If you remember, back at the beginning of December, my sister-in-law shared a fabulous style with us that I dubbed “Tween Braids.” If you missed it – go HERE for the tutorial on it. So yes, I know Bee isn’t a tween, and I’ve actually done this do on the other girls, but always forgotten to take pictures – but I loved this one especially on Bee when I did it just half way down and joined them in back. It just looked so sweet on her! So of course, I had to share!
We got her all “guzzied” up for her pre-school Christmas program and she looked so cute! We only parted out 3 sections to braid (see the tutorial linked above) and then braided down to the ends of the hair & joined them in the back with a rubber band.
Instead of just leaving it straight in back I used my small curling iron & curled small random pieces and then sprayed them with hair spray so they’d stay individually curled & not end out being one big ringlet in back. The rest of the hair that hung down, I gently curled under with my flat iron. Added a cute bow & we were ready to hear her sing her little heart out!
Here’s a view of our crazy parts.
And our happy little Bee ready to go sing for her Christmas program! Needless to say, her hair was a hit!
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Jen says
I love your cute and creative hairstyles! I have done several on my little girl and get so many compliments wherever we go. I always refer people to your website! Thanks for sharing!
The Mom says
Thanks so much Jen! Appreciate you spreading the word! 🙂
Edith says
Hello you have amazing and a great variety of hairstyles! I see there isnt a tutorial for this one. Can you please put one up? My 4 year old is a flower girl and I love this hairstyle for the wedding pictures.
The Mom says
I linked the tutorial to this in the first paragraph before the first picture I believe. I just didn’t braid all the way down like is shown in the original hairstyle. I just got to her ears and then pulled it back, leaving the remaining hair down in back. The link for the original hairstyle is here: http://babesinhairland.com/hairstyles/guest-post-tween-braids/
Hope that helps!