Rabbit Trails

I loved having girls. All four of our girls had wonderful hair. I braided, rolled, pony-tailed, curled, used barrettes, flowers, hot rollers, curling irons, clips, topsy curl, bobby pins.... and maybe some other things I don't recall.... in their hair. I loved every minute of it. As soon as Sara's hair was long enough to  do something with.... I DID. I'm still at it almost 30 years later. Thankfully, there are still heads of hair that I can fix. Little girls at church,  grand-daughters, and the two heads left at home. *sigh* Can *YOU* sleep in foam rollers?

Braid your dd's hair without a ponytailer at the base. Put the pony tailer at the end of the hair and leave about 5-6 inches for the rollers. Use 4-6 rollers by taking little chunks of hair. Leave them in overnight......... The braid comes out wavy in the morning and the ends are curly. I always do this right before newly washed hair gets totally dry.

This is a weave.........I use the Topsy Tail thing we got years ago to do it. I have to separate Lydia's hair into three chunks because her hair is so thick. Most of the time, I start on her hair, she asks "what are you going to do with it?", and I say "I don't know, just whatever turns out......" This is what turned out!