This is a special occasion style that
anyone can achieve. It will suit nearly any wedding theme and leaves
room for accessories such as flowers and headbands. Our celebrity
stylist Kota dressed this look two ways to create different looks for
classic and romantic weddings Read this entry to see how you can create
this hairstyle for girls at home.
Step one:
Brush hair out to match natural part,
our mini-model Tinkerbell’s hair naturally falls into a side part. For
this look we are trying to create a more defined curl, so use a smaller
barrel and use smaller sections than you would for our Romantic Braid
look. Spray each section lightly with hairspray before applying the
tong. Hold each curl in the tong for about 10 seconds, don’t leave it
too long you don’t want to burn the hair.
Step two:
For this style you don’t want to lift
the hair at all, so leave the roots flat. This means leaving 2-3 inches
at the root of the hair out of the tong. Flatten out any bumps left from
pony tails with a cool blow dry and a barrel brush before you start
working on that section of hair.
Step Three: When you have completed the curls rub
hairspray onto your hands and pull your fingers through the curls
pulling hand down and away from the head. Finish the top with hairspray
and use a soft bristle brush to smooth the hair behind the ears.
Accessorizing this look
This is the perfect style to finish with
a sweet Alice band.
Flowers from the florist can be
requested with a wire or clip fastening attached. Remove outer petals to
make larger blooms more suitable for little faces. We just used bobby
pins for to create this improvised floral look.
For a half-up floral style
Pull a section free from either side of
the face, twist and gather the two sections and the back and pin low on
the head, pin so as to maintain the shape of the twist. Cut the rose a
short stem and slot into the back of the twist sliding it in on an
angle, push it low so it nestles inside the hair.