Weaving twisted ponytails

This hairstyle was inspired by Hairstyles For Girls - The Story Of A Princess And Her Hair. I changed a couple things from hers. For Madison I included the "bangs" because I don't have any clips. I desperately need to make a trip to Sally's. We used the Got 2b smooth operator again. It does very good at controlling the fly a ways. I've used it all week and it makes for nice hair control. I haven't used it on myself yet. I will probably today but I typically only have fly a ways when it's in a pony. For this hairstyle I first parted out the square and then parted it in to 4 ponytails securing them as I go. After the pony's were set I divided the front 2 pony's in to 3 and twisted each section (one pony at a time). Then I secured a rubber band at the end of those 3 twists so that I could weave easier. I then took the other pony and twisted the 3 sections and had Madison hold each twisted one till I was done. Then I took one at a time and weaved through the other twist and secured them to the pony diagonal from the one I was weaving so the pony's are diagonal. Then I took the 3 twists that were secured just with a rubber band and refreshed the twists and secured them to the pony.

Hairweaving

So I saw this hairstyle on http://www.princesshairstyles.com/2010/06/woven-hair-headband.html. Today I tried it and it looks nice. I used some new stuff in her hair today. It's called Got 2b Smooth operator. I am a bzz agent for bzzagent.com and sometimes I get to try things out for free in return for my own feedback. So far I like this stuff. It has a nice feel and smells good. However I don't know how it's going to hold Madison's hair. She has crazy hair so we shall see! For this hairstyle I parted Madison's hair in to 1/2 up in 8 ponies. Then I split the ponies and twisted them and wove them and attached them to the back ponies. Oh and excuse the rubber bands. I need to go buy more. I think I have enough to get through the week for simple hair do's LOL.

2 braid headband

Ok so this isn't exactly what I wanted. I really wanted this. But Madison's hair is too thin on the sides for it to work well. So I just did 2 straight braids. I think it's pretty self-explanatory. I just divided out a section of hair, then divided it in to 2 and braided each starting on the same side :)

4 pony tails!

Ok so I asked Madison how she wanted her hair yesterday and she wanted 3 ponies. So I did a repeate! Today I asked how many and she wanted 4! So I parted like I was doing 2 1/2 ponies on top. Braided those 2 and then did 2 more 1/2 ponies on bottom. I took the braided 2 and twisted them so that the one on the left went to the pony on the bottom left. It looks cute :D

Well I guess I better get back in this. Madison makes it hard on my by telling me how she wants her hair fixed. It's harder to be creative that way!! I have a new style thanks to http://cute2tryhairdos.blogspot.com/! I changed mine just a bit by not putting the braids as Madison still has shortish hair. It's not too short however it curls and appears short :). So basically I made 4 pony tails to start with. The middle 2 I split in half and the ends I put the whole thing to make the next set 3 pony tails and the same for 2 pony tails next.(Please excuse the book and my vacuum and cord)