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- So today, we are going to do a video tutorial on
Miss Paisley.
- Oops! Wrong way.
(giggling)
- This is gonna be a little different video
cause we're not filming in the studio,
we're just gonna kind of show you
what we're doing as we're doing it.
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Okay so, last night I washed her hair
she had been swimming, we washed it
detangled it, deep conditioned it,
- Cut it.
- Blow, we blow dried it - Cut it.
Blew dried it? Blowed it dry.
- Blow-blow dry.
- Blow dried.
- Blow dried. (giggling)
- And then, we actually (pop)
flat-ironed it
which I probably do once a year.
- Only- - And cut it!
- Because- why did we flat-iron it?
We needed to trim the ends.
Her ends were lookin a little dry
and a little frazzled.
So now, this is what her hair looks like
right now.
It's all smooth, it's all dry,
I stretched it. I had some bands in it
last night stretching it still,
which is you can see the little lines of
bandage but it looks really good.
It's also means it's been stretched
and ready to braid.
So, this is what her hair looks like
- (mumbles)
- She wants to do a whole - (mumbles)
- bunch of small braids leading into two
big, fat, Dutch braids.
- Hey! That's what you wanted. - Cornrows, right?
- Well what do you want?
- I wanted to do, um, that same thing.
- Oh.
Okay then! So let's get to it.
- I often sit in the family room
on the couch you can see, this is pretty much real life
because her hair takes a couple hours to braid
so, we do it in a very comfortable location.
Things that I must have when I'm braiding her hair:
Um, leave-in pudding (pop)
A good leave in pudding,
I'm obviously using Hairitage - We also get-
- to pull through her braids so it stays
nice and moisturized while it's in the braid.
Some hair gel or edge control (pop)
either one depending on your preference
to use on her little edges as I'm pulling them
into the braid.
I always use a rattail comb, this is great for parting.
Some elastics to hold the rest of her hair out of the way.
Whattya got, Pais?
- Brushing my hair.
- A brush, a good brush which normally we can't use a ton
because her hair has such curl in it.
Only because it's straightened right now.
And some hair. Today I'm going to just be using this,
I think I got it.
Okay so, I have her hair all parted.
Tip your head back for me and show em the front.
Parted right down the center, and
I'm just going to secure this one out of the way for now.
Basically, on the very front part of her hair
I sectioned off a little, tiny triangle, and I'm gonna
create that into two little braids that go back
to begin the bigger Dutch braid.
I do smaller braids in the front for her hair especially
because she has little edges so the smaller the braids
I can do, the better the edges hold for longer.
We're gonna start with that.
So from this angle, I parted just this front piece
into a triangle, and then split it down the middle.
I've secured the rest of her hair out of the way and I'm
going to do two tiny little cornrows to start with
right here.
So, I like to take a little bit of the leave-in conditioner
and run it through these pieces of hair,
just to help keep it moisturized.
See I'm just putting it in.
This is so hard to do with one hand, guys.
Just into the ends of her hair, so that I know
they're gonna get nice and moisturized.
Especially- - I could have filmed for you.
- the edges. The ends I mean, as we're putting it
into her braids.
Then I just take a little bit of edge control
or gel and I place it, I don't know if you can see
but like right along the part lines right here, right there,
and of course - It tickles!
- right on the front of her edges.
You can see I've done my first two little cornrows,
and this is kind of my anchor.
The braid is going to land kind of right where those
join together right there.
So now I'm going to create seams
basically like little part lines that go
this direction from this side, and come up from this
direction from this side and they're all going to meet
right here and go down the back of her head.
Here's a little progression. We've done four little
cornrows going this direction and we're just gonna keep
doing the rest of this section and then we'll
switch it up.
Okay guys, update. We finished the first section I showed
you before, but now we have this section finished as well.
You can see I did one, two,
three big ones and then - (mumbles)
I kinda turned the braids a little bit, so that it would
continue to lay flat if it went down her head and
they are all ready to be braided up together now
with the extra hair.
We finally finished! It took longer than it should have
cause I could not get the feed-in braids right tonight.
Well, the first one took me forever and then I
finally got it and then the second one went really easy
but, we're done.
Here is the finished product.
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All finished!
I'll do a close-up spin for ya.
(background conversation)
[Woman] Ta-da!
- Ooh!
- [Woman] Ooh!
- [Man] Once you collect your thirty eggs there are
two golden eggs at the end.
On your mark, get set, go!
(upbeat music) (chatter)
[Man] Carrie's not running!
(chatter)
[Man] They even hide Easter eggs together.
(giggle)
[Man] He just missed his egg. (pop)
- They have to get their baskets first.
[Man] Oh okay, I see I see okay there you go.
(yelling excitedly)
- [Man] You found yours? Where was it?
- In the bathroom!
- [Man] Where was it?
- Under there! (background yelling)
- [Man] Whoa! (pop)
Okay you found yours, now you can start
finding your eggs, go!
- Yay!
- [Man] Find your eggs!
(dog barking)
[Man] Purple eggs. There she goes!
Oh, there you go!
Let's see, Asa says he's found his.
- Where was it?
- All the way up there - [Girl] Oh my gosh!
- [Asa] in the back of the corner.
- [Man] Oh wow, how'd you get up there?
- I had to stand on the box.
(laughter)
- [Man] You found it?
(background chatter and laughter)
Did you have to get a hint for that?
(background conversation)
How did you know it was there?
- Because Mom gave me a look.
- [Man] Easter Bunny doesn't give hints like that.
- I did not give hints.
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- [Man] Oh there it is! Axe found his!
Find those golden eggs! (pop)
I found my golden egg almost 22 years ago.
She's eating candy.
- I'm the goose that lays the golden eggs.
- [Man] Yeah you are (laughs).
- [Woman] Bailey is convinced that there is a golden egg
in the refrigerator freezer.
- [Woman] Shaun is making breakfast, Paisley found
all her eggs.
- I'm keeping my eggs for- (trails off)
- [Woman] Brooklyn found-have you found all
your orange eggs?
- Nope.
- [Woman] Nope! I think we're getting close but Kamri
have you found all your eggs?
- Yeah.
- [Woman] Bailey's still stuck on the freezer, Kamri's-
I don't know what, digging through flour bins? Brooklyn's
about to rummage through the ice bin.
Asa's checking the garbage!
They're being thorough!
(rummaging) (excited chatter)
- I found one! I found one! (laughing)
- [Girl] I should've run over there! I saw mom grab
her camera and I was like- (cuts off)
- A hundred bucks!
- Nice!
- [Woman] They're focused on the fridge and freezer.
- I looked there, what the heck?
(background chatter drowns out speaker)
- I checked the fridge and freezer for thirty minutes
and she finds the egg.
- [Woman] So, if you have a big family you'll understand
what's happening right now.
It's the trading. The trading begins, the bartering
and switching. (background chatter)
- So we are on our way to a place that my friend told me
about where there's supposed to be a great Blue Bonnet field
and obviously we're all still social distancing.
So, we are trying to find a field where there won't be
so many people we can't take pictures, right guys?
- Exactly.
- The problem is, she told me that it was by a
cemetery, and we've already driven to one and it
wasn't the right cemetery cause there were no flowers.
So, we're on the hunt but I think we're gonna find it.
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It's Saturday morning and things are a little
manic around the house right now.
We are supposed to be filming a video
with Kamri today.
We were gonna get up, the goal was to be filming
by 11, but it turns out it's this beautiful
weather right now but it turns out we're supposed to
have mad storms today.
So, we are frantically shifting gears so that
instead of filming, we are getting prepped for
the storm.
In Texas, you prep for the storms if they're gonna be bad
cause you know there's gonna be hail,
which means car damage.
Currently, we have two cars in the driveway.
Normally, we'd just pull them into our garage
which wouldn't be an issue, except
our garage right now is the packing station
so half the inventory's here, which means
no room for cars.
We have all of our labels that we're
sending out and shipping today, so we hurried
really fast and finished those this morning,
got them out on the porch.
There's Asa, dropping the last couple.
We're gonna go take the cars to the office
cause we have covered parking at the office, then
do a drop for the cars. The twins are also
shooting, I'm gonna go see if I can find them, for
their new products while it's still sunny
this morning, so everything has shifted.
Shifted gears like crazy.
Here's Brooklyn, she's getting-are you flat-ironing
your shirt?
(laughter)
I told her she had to iron her shirt for the shoot
and she's using the flat iron.
Family trick, if you're in dire need
use a flat-iron - It's just quicker.
to iron your clothing. It's faster and quicker.
- I straightened my hair so it was already on.
- So she's prepping to go shoot, Kamri-
where's Kamri shooting Bailey?
Oh, here's Kamri. She's done shooting Bailey's
new shirt. Look at how cute this is.
Ah!
And there's our home photographer, homegrown.
So, we're shooting all of that and then
we're gonna film, post-car drop, post-shoots,
post-everything we need for sunshine.
Then when it's raining we can shoot the video
at the house.
Okay, so you guys know that today we launched
three new shirts in various sizes
and we started packing them tonight,
got all the way done packing along with
a bunch of other orders of products and realized
the shirts weren't ending up right.
Somehow, we'd gotten off and Bailey and I-
Asa was packing non-shirts and the shirts were
what was off so it was either me or Bailey.
Bailey thinks it was me.
- [Bailey] It was you, we proved it!
- I don't know who it was.
- [Bailey] We unpacked the orders.
- However, so we have probably 300 orders.
I will show you.
There's blue envelopes everywhere right now
in our house.
So, we decided we'd bring them all inside
and we would sort using the computer system
what the items were supposed to be
and then we started realizing there were doubles
in some of the piles, and I don't know
what happened. This is nobody's fault.
Somehow, the printer glitched apparently
and printed some of the orders twice,
which is probably why our shirts are now
off count.
So we then had to alphabetize the entire thing.
How are we feeling about this, Bailey?
- It's-we're going on, what time is it, midnight?
- Probably past that. - 12:30?
What time is it, Kam?
- It's one. - 1:00 a.m.!
- Awesome. It's 1:00 a.m.
And we alphabetized it all, sorted it by
shirts or non-shirts, and now we finally
have all of these are not
problem orders.
We just have all of these and these.
I'm pretty sure we're not gonna figure it
without opening every single order and repacking it
in new envelopes.
I can't think of any other way to do it.
I'm trying to outsmart myself here.
We having fun yet?
- Oh yeah!
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