"Educate us on something you know a lot about or are good at."
...
Aaaand my mind drew a blank.
The best I could come up with was a hairstyle I learned recently, that has gotten quite a bit of positive feedback.
The best I could come up with was a hairstyle I learned recently, that has gotten quite a bit of positive feedback.
It's super easy, so I figured today would be a perfect day for my first {and possibly only} hair tutorial. Get excited, because you're going to love how simple this is.
One // Use a bobby pin or two to pin back some of the top of your hair.
Two // Take a chunk from the very front, and make a braid. Any size will do, I like mine to be a medium size. Temporarily use a rubber band to hold your braid.
Three // Take out the bobby pins that you originally used to pin the top portion of your hair.
Four // Take your braid over the top of your head.
Five // Remove the rubber band, and replace it with bobby pins to hold the braid in place.
Six // This part is optional depending on how your hair looks at this point. Since you are flipping the braid upside down, you may have a section of your scalp showing, or a bump. If you would like to cover this, take a small portion of the front of your hair (that was previously pinned back in the very beginning).
Seven // Use a bobby pin to cover the bump/your showing scalp with this small piece of hair.
And voila! You're done!
Seven // Use a bobby pin to cover the bump/your showing scalp with this small piece of hair.
And voila! You're done!
Hope you enjoyed this simple makeshift hair tutorial :)
It was that, or how to do the sorority arm pose.
Let me know if your blog has a "how to pose in pictures" tutorial, because clearly, this is all I've got.




