Showing posts with label hairstyles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hairstyles. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Easter Hairstyles for Little Girls with Natural Hair


Easter is right around the corner which means cute dresses and adorable hair-do's to match if you're anything like us! I know how hard it is looking for special occasion hairstyles for little girls with natural hair so I decided to put together a quick post to hopefully inspire your little one's Easter hair-do!


Twist Out/Knot Out's


Twist out with criss cross cornrows


Bantu-knot out with flat twists inspired by Naptural85

Cornrows and twist out

Twist out on 4b/c natural hair

Flexi-rod Sets

Cornrowed updo with flexi-rod curls
Flat twists with flexi-rod set in the back

Full flexi-rod set

Up-do's

Cornrowed updo

Cornrows and large two strand twisted updo

Cornrows and cinnabun updo

All Natural

Large flat twists into natural afro

Au' natural

Straight

Straightening thick 4b/c natural hair

Flat ironing long natural hair


There are many more hairstyles to choose from to please feel free to browse the blog or check out our Facebook page for thousands of hairstyles shared from all around the world!


Thursday, January 17, 2013

Little Girls Natural Hairstyle: Flexi-rod Set & Flat Twists on 4b Hair



I've been getting a lot of inquiries on how to do a flexi-rod set on 4b natural hair so I decided to try a super cute age appropriate style on Miss A's cousin, Ky! This hair style is adorable for any little girl and will work on every hair type!

Instructions:
  • I began by washing and detangling Ky's hair. I moisturized with Bee Mine Luscious Moisturizer and banded her hair overnight as I always do before doing flexi-rod sets. Click here for our Banding F.A.Q. post.
  • The next morning her hair was stretched enough to begin styling to I parted her hair from ear to ear and tied off the back section.
  • I parted a section of hair to begin creating the flat twists on the top. See pictures below to see how I do my flat twists.
How to flat twist natural hair:
Step 1: Part a section of hair. In the front of that section part off a small amount of hair and separate it into two pieces.

Step 2: With your two small pieces of hair, begin twisting each piece around the other. As you cross each section over, grab a tiny bit of hair off of the scalp. Keep your fingers as close to the scalp as possible. Continue until you reach the end of the flat twist.

Please note: I used Bee Mine Curly Butter on each flat twist.
  • After flat twisting the top section I began adding the flexi-rods. I decided to use CURLS (for Target) Control Paste on her particular hair type. I grabbed a flexi-rod and after applying a generous amount of the control paste to each 1-2 inch section of hair I began rolling the rod starting from the end of each section and working my way up. I made sure I firmly rolled her hair onto the rod to give it the desired curl I wanted. See pictures below.


Fold the remaining rod over


All done! I left the flexi-rods in for a little over 1 hair and gently removed them by unfolding and unrolling at the ends first, working my way up. I decided not to separate the curls and leave them as is.



Ky absolutely loved her hair! This was her first flexi-rod set and she was so excited to show it off. I feel so blessed to see the excitement on her face when she has a brand new hair style. Her mom typically does her hair in braids and beads so for her to be able to come to my house and with mom's permission rock an afro for the first time or a flexi-rod set is just amazing.

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I look forward to bringing you more hairstyles on different hair types. If you like this post please feel free to share on Facebook, Pinterest or any of your favorite social media websites.

I have been seeing so many amazing hairstyles on there lately and I really want to start doing "Facebook Shout Outs" here on the blog again so make sure you post your pictures!

Wednesday, September 7, 2011