Beauty Shots
Nov. 4th | Posted by Nicky
10 comments
We did hair yesterday and I thought I would share, since I’ve never done these styles before. Sugar has flat twists – which were really quite easy to do. It’s a common hairstyle seen in Ethiopia, and even in their Oromo tribe, which is neat. Spice has twists too – apparently you call them Senegalese twists? And they turned out well too. Took a little longer, but not as long as braiding pieces, that’s for sure. The flat twists were faster than the 6 piece braiding I usually do. And then Mommy got a beauty shot too!
I love it! I love seeing all the different styles you do in your girls’ hair. I’d like to learn those twists! Does it work in longer hair too? My girls’ hair is quite long and the few casual twists i’ve tried just don’t look right.
Oh, your beauty shot is beautiful too!
karen h
Love the hair!
Lorie and Xavier
the longer the hair, the better the look
But I found the key was using some “wax” – we use a beeswax mix – to hold it in.
Here’s an example vid for flat twists: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_TxIi_C2Dw&feature=player_embedded
and another for regular twists: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8y-u3CmWiE&feature=player_embedded
Ooooh the flat twists are my favourite. You’re doing such a good job with their different hairstyles!!!
I love both styles. When my girl(s) come home, I fully expect you to hold a hair workshop in Kelowna…maybe at the El Dorado…with a winery tour thrown in…
Claire
Awesome job! They look great!
Can we have a hair styling party and you can teach me – I love the Senegalese twists. Both girls are just adorable.
We totally SHOULD! have a hair party. There are a few of us with talent out there, and I love learning something new….
Hmmmm… now just to find the time to organize……….
Awesome!!! I think you need to road trip it to SK to teach me!!
You are getting to be a true pro with their hairstyles. The girls are just precious you two!