How are you wearing your hair today?

**Fiorentina** · March 24th, 2023, 02:42 AM

Originally Posted by Whirly Girly

So today is just a simple half-up/half down do with my new holographic hair sticks I made.

Oh that is nice too and as I see with your self created sticks, really good, Whirly Girly
Regards
Fiorentina

**Fiorentina** · March 24th, 2023, 02:43 AM

Today it is an Lazy wrap bun and a LIdun stick

**Nefcerka** · March 24th, 2023, 02:45 AM

I´m wearing a hairstick for the first time in my life, DH made me one from painted chopsticks we ordered. I like it, it holds my lazy wrap bun well.

**SandyBottom** · March 24th, 2023, 05:28 PM

Congratulations! Today I'm wearing a Nautilus Bun with a flexi.

**Braided Lady** · March 24th, 2023, 09:52 PM

I did a three strand with each stand being a separate fishtail/herringbone. I'm currently putting it into two French braided fishtail for the night, well see how it goes. I feel like my hair had been less tangle prone the last couple days in fishtails, so I'm trying it to sleep in too

**tuanyiji** · March 25th, 2023, 02:22 AM

Originally Posted by Nefcerka

Yes, tuanyiji, I will try it, I have my sight on it

Yours are very pretty, thank you for sharing!

Originally Posted by Fiorentina

Very nice
Regards
Fiorentina

Thank you very much sisters

I did a reverse French braid and lazy wrap bun with carnation today, I feel pretty cute.

Instagram with flowers: https://www.instagram.com/p/CqMkRS0LDWN/
Without flowers: https://www.instagram.com/p/CqMiiw_r9Wn/

I've been doing fresh flower decoration for my bun recently and I love this whole experiment.

**Whirly Girly** · March 25th, 2023, 02:57 AM

Originally Posted by tuanyiji

Thank you very much sisters

I did a reverse French braid and lazy wrap bun with carnation today, I feel pretty cute.

Instagram with flowers: https://www.instagram.com/p/CqMkRS0LDWN/
Without flowers: https://www.instagram.com/p/CqMiiw_r9Wn/

I've been doing fresh flower decoration for my bun recently and I love this whole experiment.

Gorgeous, Tuanyiji!

Funny, I was just thinking about doing an upside-down french braid (reverse….same thing) the other day. Haven’t done one in a few years. Beautiful job. Very elegant and fancy.

**Nefcerka** · March 25th, 2023, 03:01 AM

That is perfection, tuanyiji!

I would like to try the reverse french braid too, but I´m a bit apprehensive, not sure if I´m clever enough for it and I just don´t like the situation when I´m trying a new hairstyle and it isn´t going well and my fragile hair suffers in the process...

**tuanyiji** · March 25th, 2023, 03:59 AM

Originally Posted by Whirly Girly

Gorgeous, Tuanyiji!

Funny, I was just thinking about doing an upside-down french braid (reverse….same thing) the other day. Haven’t done one in a few years. Beautiful job. Very elegant and fancy.

Originally Posted by Nefcerka

That is perfection, tuanyiji!

I would like to try the reverse french braid too, but I´m a bit apprehensive, not sure if I´m clever enough for it and I just don´t like the situation when I´m trying a new hairstyle and it isn´t going well and my fragile hair suffers in the process...

Thank you very much.
It's actually not as complicate as it looks, as long as you master the normal version, you can just bend your head down, and do it upside down, an easier way to practice is to start a ponytail, and plait a normal 3-strand English braid upside down. If you’re okay with this, start the reverse French braid with a small section on the nape, left over right, right over left and add hair as you go. I never use a comb, just my fingernails to draw lines. With longer hair, make sure you separate the strands every time you plait, or it will become a messy ball by the end. I go with bigger sections and it's very forgiving even if I make a few mistakes on top. This is my day 7 hair with heavy oil, so my locks are pretty obedient and grippy. I wouldn't do it with freshly shampooed hair, too slippery.

**Nefcerka** · March 26th, 2023, 12:01 AM

Originally Posted by tuanyiji

Thank you very much.
It's actually not as complicate as it looks, as long as you master the normal version, you can just bend your head down, and do it upside down, an easier way to practice is to start a ponytail, and plait a normal 3-strand English braid upside down. If you’re okay with this, start the reverse French braid with a small section on the nape, left over right, right over left and add hair as you go. I never use a comb, just my fingernails to draw lines. With longer hair, make sure you separate the strands every time you plait, or it will become a messy ball by the end. I go with bigger sections and it's very forgiving even if I make a few mistakes on top. This is my day 7 hair with heavy oil, so my locks are pretty obedient and grippy. I wouldn't do it with freshly shampooed hair, too slippery.

Thank you for the advice, tuanyiji, I really appreciate it!