Early in the week I rocked two huge puffs, but yesterday I was ready for a change. I realized that I've never done a style with flat twisted or braided up sides (like a faux hawk), and I figured that yesterday was as good a time as any to try.
After 40 minutes, a comb, and about 10 hair pins I ended up with this...
I kind of love it...and all that I imagine it can be. In its current state, I:
1) Parted the hair from about my temples to right behind the ear on each side of my head;
2) Formed four (4) flat twists in each section to just behind the ear, and twisted the hanging pieces to the end;
3) I repeated step 2 on the other side;
4) I pinned up the sides as I decided what to do with the rest of my hair;
5) I decided to do rows of large double-strand or two-strand twists. I ended up with 14 twists (4 rows of 3 twists and one row of 2 twists in the very back);
6) As I completed each row of twists, I took the ends of the twists and twirled them together into a single unit and tucked the unit under. I then pinned the unit in place (it was similar in technique to the non-braider's braid); and
7) Finally I unpinned the sides, and pulled the ends toward the middle of my head. I allowed the twists to criss-cross, then pinned down the ends.
I'm planning several variations on this style - including roller-setting the twists and wearing it as a faux hawk. Later this should end up as a cute twistout as well (possibly with one side remaining twisted and the rest worn loose).
Let me know what you think - and if you plan to try it.
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