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(SINGING) You are the icing on my cake.
You are the smile I can't replace.
You are, you are.
-Hey, braider nation.
I'm Amy from Cute Hair Styles and today I'm
going to teach you how to do the pull-through braid.
So it kind of looks like a regular braid when you're done,
but I think it's really cool and it definitely holds better.
So let's get started.
Now, we started by putting some twists into the top of her head
just to add a little bit of texture.
Now, that's definitely not necessary.
You can just do a slicked-back ponytail or one braid
or anything to jazz it up if you want to.
But once you've had it in a secure, high ponytail,
you're going to divide the hair into two pieces, just
kind of like top and bottom.
Then you're going to take a small elastic-- thank you,
she's going to be my elastic helper today--
and you're going to go down about 2 inches
and go ahead and wrap the elastic around that hair,
just twice is fine.
It doesn't have to be super tight.
Then what you're going to do is divide the hair in half.
So you're going to make a little hole in that section
that you just created.
You're going to reach through and you're
going to pick up the back section and pull it through.
And then you're just going to go back, give the elastic
a little tug just to tighten it up, and you're ready to go.
So now, again, you have two pieces, top and bottom,
and you're going to take another elastic
and go ahead and go down about 2 inches, put
the elastic around the hair.
So you're just repeating the same steps at this point.
Make a hole through the middle.
You can use a topsy tail if you have one or your fingers,
either will work.
Reach down, grab that bottom section.
It's easier the second time because you've
got elastic in it and pull it through, and then just tighten
up underneath.
And you're going to continue to repeat this over and over.
So elastic, create a hole, reach through, and then go
underneath, tighten it up a little bit, elastic.
Thank you.
Caught some of that bottom hair.
Make a hole.
Pull it through.
Tighten it up.
So when you get to the end, I pulled this last section
through and I'm just going to hook them together this time
and put one more elastic in the end of it.
Now, if you want, this is kind of a skinny braid.
So I'm just going to go back and just
pull on either side of them and kind of flatten them
out, pancake them a little bit.
Just gonna give it a wider, fuller look
like that I like better.
The best thing about this particular braid
is that it holds really, really well because you've
got so many elastics mixed in there
it looks like a regular braid sort of.
You can tell it's not because it's missing that third strand
down the middle, but it also holds a lot better.
Like she slept in it with her hair,
and it looked like the same hairstyle the next day.
It was crazy.
It looked great.
So there you go and you're finished.
You can take a little bow or something, whatever you'd like,
put it at the top for a little funny accent, and you are done.
I love it.
Let's do the spin.
Very cute.
So I think this hairstyle would even
be a great daddy do because it's really pretty basic,
but it's definitely one that all ages can do themselves.
Brooklyn did hers for the first time this morning.
-And it was super easy and fast, and it turned out great.
-I thought it was really simple, very basic, so great one
for all ages and you guys are really going to like it.
So last week, we filmed a family video
where I showed off my Minnie Mouse buttons,
but if you guys missed the hair tutorial,
you can find it right here.
It's over on the Disney Parks channel
so make sure to check out.
And next week-- super exciting-- we have a "Hunger
Games"-related giveaway.
You guys are going to love it.
It's really crazy awesome, so come back and see us then
and we will see you next week.
Bye guys.
See you.
-Bye.
-In the back.
Again, we're going to take that second half of her hair,
twist it around our fingers.
Go ahead.
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(SINGING) You are, you are, you are every bit of beautiful
-Hey, buddy, what are you doing?
-Jumping.
-What are you jumping on?
-A trampoline.
-Can you show us how you can do a flip?
Scoot back and show me how you can do a flip.
OK.
Right there.
-I can't stop.
-Do one.
Ooh, nice.
How about a cartwheel?
-A cartwheel with no hands.
-OK.
Do a cartwheel with no hands.
That was a nice cartwheel with no hands.
That was just like your flip.
Good job, buddy.