Here is a tutorial inspired by the movie Hairspray. I haven't seen it yet, I think im going this week to check it out. YAY!!!
Anyway, here is my tutorial on how to do the pouf and piggy tails. You can also turn this into a french twist like Angelina Jolie too. Very sleek and simple. :)
girrrl, you know how much i looooove that pouf you taught us how to do. the first time i tried it, i had a girl in the beauty store ask me how to do it!!!
ReplyDeletelol.. that's great :) I have your necklace on but you can't see it :( Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGosh this look is super cute. love it... Never liked the way i look in pigtails but now i have to try again!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, a very detailed tutorial and I love how I can see what you are actually doing so close-up! Any ideas what I can do with my fringes when I do the pouf? Mine aren't as long as yours (they are about eyebrow length but I can part and sweep them to the side). Thanks!! :)
ReplyDeletei caught a glimpse of the pendant!! *sheepish grin* the one's i'm mailing are bigger. i wear mine on a neck wire (kinda like a choker) that i got from the J-Lo collection. i just took her pendant off, and put mine on. *heehee* (g)
ReplyDeleteit's cute and I'm gonna try this out this weekend. Off topic, I notice you use ccb as bases for eyeshadows. Which one is the best? Paints or CCB? THanks in advance :)
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Ohhhh I love your tutes so much!
ReplyDeleteThis one is great! I used the tute you did a while back where you made a pouf by curling and pinning a roll shape on the back section then pulling the front section over it with your fringe poking out under a headband. I did it for my 10 month anniversary with my boyf and wear it to work a lot and I always get positive comments, often from total strangers!
This one is cool as it shows another way to get that great pouf shape that is so cool right now :)