I know I just did a DIY Braided Hair Headband, but this seemed like an obvious second choice that may work similarly… and since I’m in a DIY mood lately, I whipped it up in a few minutes because yes, it’s that easy… and you can too! Although I only show it worn wrapped around …
Okay… I’m sure this removable braided headband has been done a million times, or maybe not. I didn’t really investigate because I didn’t care, I just wanted to make one for myself because I’m seeing them pop up everywhere right now and it’s a much simpler option than creating this look with your actual hair! …
These fabulously sleek hair tutorials popped up in my inbox, so I thought I’d share them because they’re super easy to create and to wear and are totally versatile and perfect for any event really. So whether you’re looking to recreate a super-edgy look, or wanting to master some Old Hollywood Glam, Sebastian Professional Artist, …
I just love this sweet Heart Shaped Fishtail Bun by Michael Dueñas Hair and had to share! Usually I can tell how a hairstyle is created just by looking at it, but this heart bun was a mystery and I had to watch the tutorial to see how it was done… and it’s not as …
This is a SUPER easy and SUPER quick hair style that really anyone can do and it’s perfect for these hot and humid summer days… and I’m sure you’ve probably even seen it before. You can use ANY elastic hair band, but a flower crown {headband with elastic all the way around} really just finishes …
This cute double top knot, half-up hair style tutorial from Butterfly Studio Salon popped up in my inbox and I thought in addition to sharing it with you, I’d give it a go on my own hairs, and while I could’ve made it a bit neater, I think it sort of calls for a messy, …
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Today I’ve partnered with P&G and ULTA and by using products from COVERGIRL, Olay Regenerist, and Pantene, I’ve created a super fun and bright POP! inspired look for the red carpet. I love the way it turned out and I hope you do too. It’s a simple look to create on your own but one …
Finally, the most iconic of Elsa‘s looks, her Snow Queen big, voluminous French braid… which, admittedly, was a teensy bit harder than I had first anticipated, because I’ve French braided my hair hundreds of times over my lifespan… oaky, maybe only dozens of times, but still – a French braid is a French braid. But …
While at first I was only going to do the “after -letting it go” Elsa costume and hair tutorial from Disney’s Frozen, in the furry of finding the right dress for the other, I accidentally found a dress that would indeed work for Elsa’s “before – letting it go” look, and couldn’t help whipping up …
I never really got into the Milkmaid braids trend. I dunno, I think it was something about the title that turned me off. Also, in the past, it was more saved for little girls and old grannies, so I never felt it totally age appropriate, but I’m sure if done right, it looks nice and …
I rarely share hair tutorials that aren’t my own… but this popped up in my inbox the other day and since it’s a style I’ve never personally done to my own hair, I learned a little something reading through it and thought you might too. I still find video tutorials easier to learn from than …
This post is brought to you by John Frieda… all opinions are my own! A few years ago, after decades of using cheap drugstore blowdryers and ending up with dry, straw-like hair, I finally splurged on an “expensive” hair dryer. Of course it’s all relative, but I spent over $100 on a new dryer and …
It’s true I’ve been dressing up as Disney characters since I was an infant due to my mom’s deep admiration of the “Mouse”, but before they were labeled “princesses” I wanted to be every one of Disney’s leading ladies, and of them all, Cinderella was my favorite. I guess I just have a soft spot …
It’s true I’ve been dressing up as Disney characters since I was an infant due to my mom’s deep admiration of the “Mouse”, but before they were labeled “princesses” I wanted to be every one of Disney’s leading ladies, and of them all, Cinderella was my favorite. I guess I just have a soft spot …
