We have been doing a lot of twists and twist outs lately, and this style is another example of that. But we try not to do a plain old twist out very often. There are always new ways to change it up.
To make the X shape in the front of Syd's hair, I made 2 rows of 4 boxes across the front. I used those boxes to make an X shape on each side of her hair.
Before connecting the front row to the second, I twisted each section to give it more of a clean look. And we used purple rubber bands simply because Syd wanted to. :)
I then put the rest of her hair into 2 strand twists.
The next day was Syd's first middle school dance. We took her twists out so she could have a fresh looking twist out for the dance.
Twist outs will probably remain a style that is used a lot at our house. They are simple enough for Syd to help with, they don't take as long to do as more intricate styles, and there are countless ways to change them up.
Do you have a style that you tend to fall back on more than any others?
To make the X shape in the front of Syd's hair, I made 2 rows of 4 boxes across the front. I used those boxes to make an X shape on each side of her hair.
Before connecting the front row to the second, I twisted each section to give it more of a clean look. And we used purple rubber bands simply because Syd wanted to. :)
I then put the rest of her hair into 2 strand twists.
The next day was Syd's first middle school dance. We took her twists out so she could have a fresh looking twist out for the dance.
Twist outs will probably remain a style that is used a lot at our house. They are simple enough for Syd to help with, they don't take as long to do as more intricate styles, and there are countless ways to change them up.
Do you have a style that you tend to fall back on more than any others?
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→"X" Veil Twist Out
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