Start with 3 sections in the front, making the middle section a little bigger than the sides.
Add 2 pigtails underneath.
Make 1 twist braid in each of the side sections and 2 twist braids in the middle section. (If you don't know how to do a twist braid, click on the link, you'll find an instructional video there!)
Take the 2 middle braids and add them in to the pigtails.
Take the twist braids in both side sections and cross them over to the pigtail on the opposite side. Now you should have a shape somewhat resembling a star!!
Curl the pigtails if you feel the need....
That's it, quick and simple!!
12 Comments:
Thanks I can actually do this one!!! I am lost on french braids, but I have mastered the twists! Your daughter has such gorgous long hair!!
Thanks again!
Crystal
Okay LOVING this one! Doing it tomorrow for sure!
So very cute. I love stars but never have ideas of how to make them look good. I can't wait to try it out!
Oh cute! Now where or where are the hairstyles for my boys? lol j/k
I love your site, I have a little girl, she doesn't have quite enough hair to do these yet.
I am so bad with hair I think if I keep looking at your site, I'll learn though osmosis.
Your daughter has such gorgeous hair!
You are so creative and you have a gorgeous model.
That is SO sweet! Yay, everyone is a winner! :) --Michelle
I love that this looks great without it being difficult! I am definitely going to try this on my girl. Thanks for the idea!
That is adorable!!!
I did this one on my oldest daughter's hair today, for her school Christmas party... it turned out SO cute. Thank you so much!!
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_GcbdkFootdE/Syou_3VGtgI/AAAAAAAAD20/G2lldqHj3vw/s400/HannahStar1.JPG
i did this on my sisters hair for the fourth of july and it came out great
i made a few changes when i did it i braided insted of twisting and she has some short bangs that i put up in the middle of the frount and left hanging down
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