It is a pretty straightforward style that can be done on stretched hair, and offers a professional styling option. Once again, these are pics taken from my phone archive and are of a finished style but I hope it helps all the same :)
What you need:
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banana clip |
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yer hands |
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side combs |
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bobby pins |
Step 1: using freshly washed or stretched hair, make a centre part up to the middle part (crown) of the head.
Step 2: starting on the right, grab a section of hair and begin to twist the hair inwards and backwards, starting from the centre part. When you get to the 'parietal ridge' secure the twisted section with a side comb before continuing to the nape.
Step 3: When you get to the nape, use bobby pins to secure the twisted area and leave the ends to hang loose.
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this pic is just to show how far back you need to twist |
Step 4: repeat the same process on the left side.
Step 5: use your banana clip (in the horizontal plane) to 'pack' the loose hairs. What I then do, is to grab the ends of all the loose hairs and tuck it 'underneath' the banana clip, securing it with one bobby pin.
Voila, and you're done :)
XOXO,
Miss Jay
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