Flower Girl Hairstyles
what ever hairstyle you choose for the flower girl, it should be comfortable enough to wear all day. Choose a practical style suitable for her age.
Avoid too much hair spray and gel that can make the head itchy.
Although tiaras transform a young girl into a little princess they can be uncomfortable to wear. Look for bands that won't pinch and soft enough to be worn all day. This flower girl hairstyle is created by simply sweeping all the hair into a soft high ponytail and then twisting it around and around the elastic. To keep the look soft and wispy, don't wind the hair too tight.The hair in front of the ears is pulled back into a high ponytail, and then ribbons are used to cover the elastic and hang down her back. Elegant and simple.This was just the weekend fix we needed!
Recently I had one of our readers/friends (Bree) give me a challenge to come up with a "custom flower girl hairdo." Bree's sister is getting married at the end of this month and Bree's little girl is going to be the flower girl. How fun!
She wanted something unique and new. Something fresh and funky! The main stipulation was that there was to be NO french braiding allowed as Bree doesn't know how to french braid. And, she wanted the hair mostly down.
Source URL: http://googleinsights2011.blogspot.com/2011/10/flower-girl-hairstyles.htmlwhat ever hairstyle you choose for the flower girl, it should be comfortable enough to wear all day. Choose a practical style suitable for her age.
Avoid too much hair spray and gel that can make the head itchy.
Although tiaras transform a young girl into a little princess they can be uncomfortable to wear. Look for bands that won't pinch and soft enough to be worn all day. This flower girl hairstyle is created by simply sweeping all the hair into a soft high ponytail and then twisting it around and around the elastic. To keep the look soft and wispy, don't wind the hair too tight.The hair in front of the ears is pulled back into a high ponytail, and then ribbons are used to cover the elastic and hang down her back. Elegant and simple.This was just the weekend fix we needed!
Recently I had one of our readers/friends (Bree) give me a challenge to come up with a "custom flower girl hairdo." Bree's sister is getting married at the end of this month and Bree's little girl is going to be the flower girl. How fun!
She wanted something unique and new. Something fresh and funky! The main stipulation was that there was to be NO french braiding allowed as Bree doesn't know how to french braid. And, she wanted the hair mostly down.
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