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- Hey guys it's Abby from Twist Me Pretty
and I have my little sidekick Savy Sue here with me today.
We are guest posting for CGH today,
so come check us out
if you want more hairstyles. (giggles)
And today we're going to be doing this pretty, little,
girl hairstyle.
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Should we get started?
- Yep. - Should we show'em
how to do it?
- Yeah. - Yeah you think so?
(exclaims joyfully) - Yeah!
- Okay!
- [Abby] You're gonna wanna start this hairstyle out
with damp hair.
So I'm just spraying it with some water,
and then I'm giving her a side-part
so we can braid her bangs back,
but you can also just keep the part in the center
and forego the braid on top if you'd like.
Because her hair is super fine,
I'm using some pomade to keep the flyaways down.
This is the Kenra Texturizing Taffy
but you can use any pomade.
We're going to be doing a Dutch-French braid
so divide this top section into three,
and you're gonna braid those outer strands under the middle.
And the key to this is to keep the hair wet,
so if it dries as you're going down and braiding the hair,
go ahead and just re-wet it,
and keep applying that taffy to your hands,
and braid it super, super tight.
So I'm using really thin sections
and just keeping it extra tight,
as tight as my fingers can braid.
If you prefer, you can do a center part.
You can comb it then spray it in entirely,
you can do a succession of topsy tails.
However you do it though,
you just need up with six ponytail sections at the very end
which we'll see in just a minute.
When you reach about the ear,
go ahead and tie it off with a clear elastic,
these are from Sally's Beauty Supply.
And as you can see right behind this little ponytail,
there's kind of a line that we're drawing.
So take your comb
and draw the line all the way to the other ear,
and we're gonna make another section.
Her hair's gotten a little bit dry
so I'm just spraying it with some water
and adding that texturizing taffy to my hands.
When you secure it with a clear elastic,
I'm pulling it up, maybe about an inch or so from her scalp
and then I'm gonna do a topsy tail.
I just think that sometimes this helps the hair to lay
a little bit prettier, kinda more flat against the head,
but you can definitely just do
a regular ponytail if you want.
Now you're gonna divide the hair into four new sections.
So start by splitting it down the center
and then split the left-side in half one more time,
and you're just gonna section these off
into four little ponytails.
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Now one by one you're just gonna braid the ponytails.
So start with the top-right or left, it doesn't matter,
and do a regular braid or twist would be really cute too,
and then attach it to the ponytail that's down one and over,
and just take another elastic and tie it off.
If you wanna see more of the videos I've created,
make sure to come check out my channel over
at Twist Me Pretty.
I'll make sure to leave the link in the description box
and then when you get to the last one,
you can either do little messy buns
or you can keep them in pigtails.
I've also added cute little ribbons or bows,
so I'm gonna leave mine as pigtails for now
and just finish off the style.
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- Do you guys like this hairstyle?
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And then you can click that little i button right up there
to see more of the hairstyles that I've done on myself.
So...
- We'll see you next week and do you a new turial.
- New tutorial.
Bye guys! - Bye!
- Should we show'em how to do it?
- What are you, to me?
- Yeah.
- Hi I'm Savy.
This is my wittle sidechickawawa.
(laughs)
Click that red button down there.
- And let's get started!