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I suggest you have a look! http://result.myreleasedates.info/speechless I never would have thought it's possible!
Whitney Reid
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Short hair curls
Hey guys! Remember me? Ya I'm still alive.. I just figured out how to post pictures strait from my iPod!! So now I can Post! Hope you guys are still reading!
So as you can see in the pictures this isn't my sister. My sister doesn't like me to take pictures while I'm doing her hair because she thinks it takes too long. So I borrowed my cute little neighbor :)
So this is one of my favorite hairstyles for short hair and it's super easy!
I started by making two french braids going back on the head but stopping when I reached the end of the part.
Then I had her hold the braids while I curled the back of her hair.
Then I took the braids and secured them together with a small elastic and added the flower!
And your done!
So as you can see in the pictures this isn't my sister. My sister doesn't like me to take pictures while I'm doing her hair because she thinks it takes too long. So I borrowed my cute little neighbor :)
So this is one of my favorite hairstyles for short hair and it's super easy!
I started by making two french braids going back on the head but stopping when I reached the end of the part.
Then I had her hold the braids while I curled the back of her hair.
Then I took the braids and secured them together with a small elastic and added the flower!
And your done!
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
NEW POST!!!!!! zig-zag/ Dimond hair how to
Step 1
take a small section in the front of your hair and secure it with a small ponytail holder.
Step 2
Now split the "mini ponytail" that you just made in two equal pieces. Set one to the side and add the other to another small ponytail behind and to the left (or right you chose) of the first one. (see picture)
Step 3
Now do the same thing to the other side
Step 4
Now take a piece of hair from the side that is about the same size as the three you just made put together and secure it with another small ponytail holder.
Step 5
Do the same with the other side
Step 6
okay so this is the tricky part. You now should have 4 mini ponytails. Split each of these in half. You will now create 5 new ponytails with those 4. Start by taking one of the split pieces and put it in a small ponytale along with half of the ponytail next to it and new hair. Continue doing this until you have 5 and all of the 4 ponytails have been used. (make note that on the side ponytails on each side you will only add 1 of the halves to it because it doesn't have any ponytails next to it.) I hope that made sense!
Now you can do one of many things.
1. leave it down
2. pull it all back into a ponytail
3.pull the small ponytails all back into another small ponytail leaving the rest of your hair down creating a "half pony" as we call it.
3.Pull it back into some kind of bun (look through my older posts to see what you like and to get "how to's")
4. Be creative!
For this hairdo we decided to go with the "Jr. Prom hair" (see my older post) to get the princess look. I hope I've made this easy! Have fun with it and be creative the possibility are endless.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Trying!!!
Hey Guys sorry I haven't posted in a really long time! I recorded a bunch of videos but unfortunately my computer can't upload them to the internet for some odd reason. I got a new video camera for Christmas and have tried uploading things and it seems to work so hopefully I can get some new vids soon!!! My little sis is still on strike and won't let me do her hair so I might just have to steel my neighbor or hey we could do my little brothers hair right? So sorry for the long delay and I am hoping to get some new do's soon!!!!!
-Whitney
-Whitney
Saturday, October 30, 2010
How to do a Daisy Chain Braid Video
Here is another video from YouTube. Sorry It's still not mine I will try to get some soon! but I like this one so enjoy!
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Cute Girls Hairstyles | French Braid #1
Hey guys! sorry it has been like forever! I will try to do better. Here is a video from cute girl hairstyles. I hope you like it!
Friday, September 10, 2010
tumbling hair
This post is also on my tumbling blog www.eatsleeptumble.blogspot.com. Enjoy!
As you may know by reading my previous blogs I am a competitive tumbler. These are some of the many hairdo's I have worn at competitions. Some better than others. I'll tell you why and tell you how to do some of them to!
This is from the Utah summer games two years ago and I did not want to let my mom french braid my hair so I just put it in pigtails THIS IS NOT ADVISED FOR COMPETITION! At any normal USA-G sanctioned competition this would not be allowed because they want you to have your hair pulled back tightly and if it is long it needs to be in a bun of some sort. But at summer games they don't care much about that kind of stuff so I was okay.
This was at the Utah Sate Championships last year and my team decided to dye our hair blue to match our leotards. (I am the one turned away talking to one of the competitors.) It was really fun. I decided to use the spray color so that I wouldn't get in trouble at school on Monday. Some of my team that where out of high school actually dyed their hair and kept it for quite a while. All I had to do was make the braids then spray them with the hair dye like I was spraying them with hairspray. I got the hair dye at Clair's but you could get it other places to. But I don't recommend this for anything bigger than state championships because judges can take deductions for it so I would be even cautious at state. At region 1 championships last year they took a 1 point deduction for unnatural hair color. And this is a BIG deduction especially when you are trying to qualify for nationals.
This was at a meet about two years ago. Front twist into bun. I do this one allot because It stays tight (if you use as much hairspray as I do for meets and that's allot!) and doesn't threaten to touch the ground. (A major deduction.) The only downside on this is I use bobby pins for my buns and bobby pins are not allowed anymore at meets because there was a bobby pin on the mat and a girl was tumbling and it went through right through her hand. OUCH! but hey, you have no rules about using bobby pins so it is still a perfect do for you!
I'm not sure you can see it in these two pictures. I have my hair loosely french braided. It didn't stay in very well and it kept bugging me during the competition. It was only loose because my mom doesn't know how to french braid other peoples hair. So I recommend having someone who can braid OTHER peoples hair do your hair. Or if you are like my mom, do your own. :)
Mind the second picture I don't know what I was doing. To me it looks like I am sneezing but I don't know that's just me. This is an ever popular one I see at meets. I use this one often. You can do many variations of this hairdo as seen in the three pictures. The first two are what I like to call the diamond or zig zag hairdo. What you do is start by parting one row of hair. Take pieces of that row and secure them with a small rubber band. After you do the first row part the second row. Section this row so the pieces are in between the ones in front of them. (see pictures.) Before you secure with rubber band take half of each of the two sections in front of them. Continue doing this with as many rows as you want. In the third picture I did almost the same thing but I took one large section on the top of my head and split it into two sections horizontally and connected them. Then I sectioned the sides in to sections vertically. And pulled the entire thing back into a bun. Be creative with this one the possibility are endless.
p.s. I had to tell you about this. In the third picture my little cousin (blond girl in the pink.) had just asked me where my pants where. When I replied they where in my bag she insisted I go get them and put them on. She is so cute and makes me laugh every time I see her. I love you Cami!
As you may have noticed with these pictures It is hard to even see because it is so blurry. This is because I am moving so fast and as you can imagine, It would be hard for my hair to stay in. But mine is staying in just fine. Want to know my secret? Okay so first I always do something with my bangs, either I twist it
or I braid it, clip it, pin it, or pull it back with a small pony tale holder. Then I pull it back into a tight "midish" ponytail. Then I spray it wit a generous amount of hairspray. Then I put a scrunchy in it over the other ponytail holder. The scrunchy helps hold the hair tighter. And it doesn't slip out as easy. So that's my secret to a tight ponytail that stay's in during tumbling.
So these are some of my hairstyles I do for tumbling. I hope you guys like them and can use them for something even though I'm sure most of you aren't competitive tumblers. You can use these for whatever sport you do or you can just do them for fun. Thanks for reading! :)
-WiTnEsS
As you may know by reading my previous blogs I am a competitive tumbler. These are some of the many hairdo's I have worn at competitions. Some better than others. I'll tell you why and tell you how to do some of them to!
This is from the Utah summer games two years ago and I did not want to let my mom french braid my hair so I just put it in pigtails THIS IS NOT ADVISED FOR COMPETITION! At any normal USA-G sanctioned competition this would not be allowed because they want you to have your hair pulled back tightly and if it is long it needs to be in a bun of some sort. But at summer games they don't care much about that kind of stuff so I was okay.
This was at the Utah Sate Championships last year and my team decided to dye our hair blue to match our leotards. (I am the one turned away talking to one of the competitors.) It was really fun. I decided to use the spray color so that I wouldn't get in trouble at school on Monday. Some of my team that where out of high school actually dyed their hair and kept it for quite a while. All I had to do was make the braids then spray them with the hair dye like I was spraying them with hairspray. I got the hair dye at Clair's but you could get it other places to. But I don't recommend this for anything bigger than state championships because judges can take deductions for it so I would be even cautious at state. At region 1 championships last year they took a 1 point deduction for unnatural hair color. And this is a BIG deduction especially when you are trying to qualify for nationals.
This was at a meet about two years ago. Front twist into bun. I do this one allot because It stays tight (if you use as much hairspray as I do for meets and that's allot!) and doesn't threaten to touch the ground. (A major deduction.) The only downside on this is I use bobby pins for my buns and bobby pins are not allowed anymore at meets because there was a bobby pin on the mat and a girl was tumbling and it went through right through her hand. OUCH! but hey, you have no rules about using bobby pins so it is still a perfect do for you!
I'm not sure you can see it in these two pictures. I have my hair loosely french braided. It didn't stay in very well and it kept bugging me during the competition. It was only loose because my mom doesn't know how to french braid other peoples hair. So I recommend having someone who can braid OTHER peoples hair do your hair. Or if you are like my mom, do your own. :)
Mind the second picture I don't know what I was doing. To me it looks like I am sneezing but I don't know that's just me. This is an ever popular one I see at meets. I use this one often. You can do many variations of this hairdo as seen in the three pictures. The first two are what I like to call the diamond or zig zag hairdo. What you do is start by parting one row of hair. Take pieces of that row and secure them with a small rubber band. After you do the first row part the second row. Section this row so the pieces are in between the ones in front of them. (see pictures.) Before you secure with rubber band take half of each of the two sections in front of them. Continue doing this with as many rows as you want. In the third picture I did almost the same thing but I took one large section on the top of my head and split it into two sections horizontally and connected them. Then I sectioned the sides in to sections vertically. And pulled the entire thing back into a bun. Be creative with this one the possibility are endless.
p.s. I had to tell you about this. In the third picture my little cousin (blond girl in the pink.) had just asked me where my pants where. When I replied they where in my bag she insisted I go get them and put them on. She is so cute and makes me laugh every time I see her. I love you Cami!
As you may have noticed with these pictures It is hard to even see because it is so blurry. This is because I am moving so fast and as you can imagine, It would be hard for my hair to stay in. But mine is staying in just fine. Want to know my secret? Okay so first I always do something with my bangs, either I twist it
or I braid it, clip it, pin it, or pull it back with a small pony tale holder. Then I pull it back into a tight "midish" ponytail. Then I spray it wit a generous amount of hairspray. Then I put a scrunchy in it over the other ponytail holder. The scrunchy helps hold the hair tighter. And it doesn't slip out as easy. So that's my secret to a tight ponytail that stay's in during tumbling.
So these are some of my hairstyles I do for tumbling. I hope you guys like them and can use them for something even though I'm sure most of you aren't competitive tumblers. You can use these for whatever sport you do or you can just do them for fun. Thanks for reading! :)
-WiTnEsS
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