Do you know how to do this??

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Sarah M.

Jul 27, 2013

Sarah M.

My friends did this to my hair, but now I want to know how to do them. Do you know what they're called or how to do them?

Sarah M.

Jul 27, 2013

Sarah M.

#2

Sarah M.

Jul 27, 2013

Sarah M.

No, in the first one, they were somehow braided together. I have no clue how she did it

Sarah M.

Jul 27, 2013

Sarah M.

Haha ya I know it looks impossible! Lol.

Jae E.

Jul 27, 2013

Jae E.

The first is 5 strand braiding

Sarah M.

Jul 27, 2013

Sarah M.

Oh ok, thank you jae!! That helps a lot!!:)

Herrrraa--- F.

Jul 27, 2013

Herrrraa--- F.

I think in the first pic, they have made a ponytail, separated it into two equal strands, regular (normal) braided them and at the end, they secured those two braids from an elastic band!
Hope I helped a little!!
And for the 2nd hairstyle I have no idea sweetie... <3

Lily S.

Jul 27, 2013

Lily S.

Why don't you just ask your friends hun.

Sarah M.

Jul 27, 2013

Sarah M.

I figured out the first one, but I don't have my friends number who did the second one...

Aina B.

Jul 27, 2013

Aina B.

Owwwhhh! I spent a long time on this but I have figured out the second braid! don't quite know how to explain it though...take half of the outer strand out and continue the braid with the rest... sort of.

Aina B.

Jul 27, 2013

Aina B.

And skip the parting pf the other strand every other round.

Sarah M.

Jul 29, 2013

Sarah M.

Thank you so much!!

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