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Wednesday, 19 March 2014

Kids Hairstyles For Girls

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My Marley Mae Apple is 6 years old now. She is sharp, bossy, imaginative, creative, and thoughtful. She wants to be an evolutionary biologist when when grows up, but also a restauranteur owner and hair dresser and an orphanage director and mother of 15. I think she would do great at any of those things, but I keep stressin to her that you have to be a really good listener to be a hairstylist.

Anyhow, she has been experimenting with hairstyling on herself a lot lately. I let her use my hair kit because she is finally old enough to return things to where she got them and keep things semi-organized. 6 is a magical age. Here are her recent hair creations.Mars is growing out her hair. Her white blonde, spider-webby hair. I don’t argue with her, but I occasionally insist on trimming her up. Recently, she needed a good shaping. Here is how I did it.

Without taking length off, I reshaped her hair using 2 simple ponytails .It turned out swingy, sophisticated, and perfecto.

First ponytail was all the hair, brushed tightly and secured in the middle of the crown of the head. I combed the pony straight out to 90degrees and cut 3 inches off the ends.

Next pony was the whole front section of the hair from behind each ear across the top of the head. I secured a tight ponytail exactly where her horn would be if she was a unicorn ( which she basically is) and held the ponytail straight out at 90degrees from the head and cut 2 inches off the ends. BOOM!

Roxie Jane Hunt is a mother, writer, hairstylist, salon owner, and natural hair and beauty blogger at www.howtohairgirl.com. She lives in Seattle Washington and jet sets between Seattle and her mid-south salon Mayapple in Fayetteville AR. She specializes in inspired DIY hairstyle tutorials and at-home beauty solutions for sustainable style and personal health.
A product minimalist after years as a professional hairstylist and product junkie, Roxie promotes and writes about her ShamPHree lifestyle (a life of fabulous hair without shampoo;)
She finds effective natural alternatives to most skin and hair care products in the mainstream beauty market.
When you need great tips for natural beauty care and ready-to-wear DIY hairstyles , she is your girl…..And she NEVER leaves home without her Naked Eye Beauty hair powder and a Mason Pearson brush.
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