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Braids pinned and in updo part 2, they just remind me of the fibers in baskets, how I braided my own natural hair
Sarah and I bought this when we first got marred in '89, from a store called Home Express. Everything they had was very 80's. We had it in storage at my mom's when we moved her up to the Bay Area. It came in handy as it fit perfectly in the living room of her apartment.
Oops, forgot a part. Before braiding, I slather my hands with the hair grease and re-pick the tail. Then make sure it's good and dry before braiding.
I was going to use stretched out pantyhose, but I found a skinny piece of bandage flannel to finish the braid.
The braid was started just below the tailbone.
took this myself, which might explain why you can only see a bit of the braid, but it was the best one, even after i enlisted Paul to help.
Box braids are fun for all ages and can be worn by both genders. Enjoy styling natural looking hair with added color and length.
messy edition.
sorry I ran out of batteries and I cannot find my charger, so again, this week is a bit neglected.
I asked if anyone in my YTT group knew how to French braid because I have been wanting one for awhile since my hair has gotten longer (and I want it out of my face before my Wednesday stylist appt!) And Kath stepped up and helped me with this lovely crown braid. She did it for me over our lunch break :)
More photos from Edmonton's Scott Kelby Worldwide photowalk. This bronze mural of a Ukrainian family sits by the wading pool on the north end of the grounds of the legislature. It is a tribute to the settlers that left thier homeland and came to Canada to start a new life. The long braid on the back of this statue reminded me of the braided decoration often seen on traditional Ukranian breads called "Paska". The braided bread is symbolic of eternal life which is what the settlers have given to our great country.