Ribbon Star Hairstyle 



4th Of July Glowing Hairstyle 
Ribbon Cornrows 
Patriotic Headband

Crazy Firework Hair


Triple Ribbon Buns (Just use red, white and blue ribbons instead of the pink.)

Twisted Star Pigtails
French Braids With Ribbons

Decisions, Decisions........

Crazy Firework Hair
Red White and Blue After looking at some of our older posts, I have to say my picture taking skills back then sucked even worse than they do now, LOL!! I've improved!! :)

Triple Ribbon Buns (Just use red, white and blue ribbons instead of the pink.)
Twisted Star Pigtails
French Braids With Ribbons
Decisions, Decisions........







23 Comments:
These are beautiful styles. Now if I can just get my girls to sit for me. They are VERY tender headed...
Kori! I love these. I'm glad you reposted some for those newbies to the site like me! I love the first one. I'm testing it out on my girl today to pratice for the 4th. We are going to the parade to sell nuts and duct tape bags on Saturday, so she needs to look super-cute! Thanks for the cute style ideas!
ok how do you do the last one. I want to try it tomorrow for the 4th on my daughter but don't know how the front looks
I have been following your posts for a while now. I love all the hairstyles. Even with your pics, I'm still a bit challenged ~ but will keep on trying!
Emily, above the picture there is a link (the name of the hairstyle) click on that and it will take you to the instructions. :)
thanks for putting them all together on one page like this that helps a lot! you should do this every holiday after you've made seperate posts putting them altogether like this makes it easy to find the one we want! thanks!
Cute, cute styles! I have been so bad at having a chance to post lately lol. I always love your do's :)
Brianna
www.girlscurlshair.com
I love the twisted star style!
I think they are great. So imaginative.
Wow those are all so amazing! But I think my fav is the Twisted Star Pigtails :)
We did my daughters hair in the twist braid star for the 4th, she loved it! Thanks for the great ideas! LOVE your blog!!!
thank you for your lovely blog. I just stumbled onto it from a friend's blog. My daughter does gymnastic competitions and I can't wait to try all these hairstyles you have so kindly shared with all of us. I don't even know how to french braid, but I am inspired!
Wow, I just found this blog and am AMAZED. I am truly inspired to let my daughter's hair grow longer. But, for now, it is rather short. Any advice to spice up a short and thin bob on a 3 year-old?
You don't know me but I heard of your site and I must say I love it! My sister does my hair all the time. in braids and what not. But I'm never into the cute stuff. I like the funky stuff. just a question. do you have any styles for us teenagers. some cool funky ones?
-Allison
www.alliallison.blogspot.com
Cindy, I just posted one that may work on short hair. It's right above this post.
So glad to have come across your blog. I'm challenged in this area but would like to try. Super cute hairstyles!! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for all of these great ideas. I post a link on our blog. Happy 4ht a July!
http://simplyhomeandfamily.blogspot.com/2010/06/patriotic-hair-bows.html
Beautiful styles and ideas. I really like the last look with the red and black ribbons. Do you have a YT video on a how to?
those are adorable. i wish my toddler hadn't cut her hair!
all very cute! Seeing these makes me miss my girls so much! they are all grown up now but I used to have such fun doing their hair when they were little.
Love your ideas. I nominated you for an award on my blog (:
I Loved your ideas about different styles and the girls looks pretty!!! Thanks for sharing with us..
As if maintaining your crowning glory isn't hard enough already, finding a salon that suits you is so difficult that sometimes, it makes you want to tear your hair out. Finding the right salon is no walk in the park. It takes a lot of patience and perseverance and you're going to have to spend some money too, but who cares if you finally get to wear that dream hairstyle worthy of a magazine cover, right?
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