Sentences with phrase «hair ties around»

I ALWAYS wear hair ties around my wrist, and they look terrible.

Secure your ponytail as normal, but instead of wrapping the hair tie around your entire pony on the last wrap, pull only the bottom half of your ponytail through.

Then, wrap the hair tie around until it feels secure, sliding the second bobby pin in to finish.

You can separate into 3 - 4 sections depending on how thick your hair is and even tie a hair tie around the sections to keep it out of your way.

I always keep a ribbon hair tie around.

You can always find me without earrings on and most times the only type of bracelet that I wear is a hair tie around my right wrist lol.

Not exact matches

She prowls the court with a serious look on her face most of the time, her long wavy brown hair tied up in a ponytail, flopping around and obscuring the number five on her blue uniform top.

Once you have wound enough hair cut a short piece to tie around the middle.

Excessively long hair on the mother should be tied up to prevent infant entanglement around the infant's neck (yes, this has very unfortunately happened).

In fact, they believe in its power so much that they wear it everywhere; around their necks, on their wrists, and even as hair ties the secure their ponytails.

Here is what I could have used in place of the baby mesh feeder, 1 mesh cloth and 1 elastic hair tie, put the frozen baby cube or ice cube in the center, bring the edges up around it and tier the frozen stuff into the middle.

It also has so many different magnetic and zippered compartments for hiding smaller items like keys, a phone, hair ties, lipstick, and every other random item we carry around all day.

Step 4: Take a strand of hair from the ponytail and wrap it around the base of the ponytail, where the hair tie sits.

Now that I have been using it everyday in my natural shampoo, I noticed that I again... can no longer even put my hair in a hair tie because its too thick it cant be wrapped around 3 times, and it wont hold up with just 2.

For a secure bun, put your hair in a ponytail, twist it, then wrap your twisted ponytail around the base, using a hair tie to secure.

If you have had a look at my Restyle Pinterest Album, you will see an image of Brigitte Bardot, that gorgeous hair half tied back wearing a white blouse with spotted tie around her neck.

I love silk scarfs also my favorite way to wear them is tied around my hair;)

Or just take your pony tail, twist it, then wrap it around and tie it with a hair tie.

Whatever it's tied around your neck, your bag, on your ankle or your wist, or even worn in your hair, a silk scarf brings a fresh twist to basic looks.

Split the bottom section of hair again into 2 parts, wrap them around the top section, and tie them together with a hair elastic.

I gently pulled on to the top section to add some volume, and wrapped the length of the ponytail around the hair tie creating a bun.

Although you can't see it here, I wrapped a small section of hair around the hair tie and secured it with a pin.

Just tie a colorful scarf around your hair in a really pretty bow to distract everyone from the greasy hair under it.

Bring the remaining hair to the same side and tie it lightly around the ear.

To make them feel grown up, French braid your bangs carefully, tie your hair up in a crisp ponytail, secure the braid with a discreet hair pin, and wrap a section of hair around your hair with another miniature braid to conceal it.

Another thing I do during oppressively hot weather is tie a cotton scarf around my head and put my hair up.

As you tie the elastic around the final time, leave the ends of hair tucked in to create a small bun.

Pro tip: Wrap a bungee (a hair tie with hooks on the ends like these from RickyCare), around your ponytail base so you don't lose volume in your tail.

Next, you need a bandana to tie up in your hair or around your neck (this one comes in 5 other prints).

I laid mine flat, started folding from one corner until it was one long strip, and then tied it in a bow around my hair tie.

Just start a loose french braid at the crown of your head, tie it into a pony at the nape of your neck, and wrap hair around the elastic to cover it up.

To hide the hair tie, wrap a piece of hair around the hair tie and secure it with a bobby pin.

Pro tip from this look: try a high ponytail / braid hybrid by looping a length of hair around the top of it and securing it just the way you would hide a hair tie.

This look falls squarely in my preppy chic vibe, to make it more boho you could add a scarf tied around your hair; or for a more trendy look a big pair of round sunglasses would do the trick.

Tease some hair around the crown, and tie it in a pony along the base of the neck.

and things to keep in mind while wearing a hat along with your scarf make sure to keep few things in mind: i.e. to tie a low bun that your hair but is not an obstacle while you pull your hat down, to buy a wider and bigger size of hat as you will be wrapping a scarf around your head, prefer buying thin scrap so that give your hat enough space to adjust around your head.

After piling her hair into a messy French twist, hairstylist Chris McMillan wrapped a piece of black elastic around her head twice, tying it off in a neat knot at the nape of her neck.

Now take the hair tie and loop it around the bun to keep it tight.

As demonstrated above, gently loop a hair tie or elastic around the excess fabric at your waistline, then loosely tuck the knotted part in.

After your typical bad hair day following curling my hair and having it not fall right, I decided on my way out the door to throw my messy hairdo into a half pony at the crown with an elastic, then I tied one of my favorite silk scarfs around it.

I've even seen them tied around wrists and worn as hair accessories.

Keeping half hair tied in a braid band around the head and half hair open.

By the time Friday comes around I'm ready to let my hair down and throw on my jeans and this tie wrap tee.

The thought of being grunge and tying a shirt around my waist is a little bit comical at the moment, bringing back the memories of my super high bangs that accompanied that shirt around the waist style (and lets be clear, super high, super hair sprayed bangs, should never cycle back around).

It takes pretty much no time, and I like to just finish it off by tying some hair around the elastic securing it.

Then, pull a side section over and wrap it around the base of the center ponytail, tucking the end into the hair tie.

Then, wrap the other section around the hair tie and secure it with pins.

Take a small section of hair from the underside of the ponytail and wrap it around the base, concealing your hair tie.

Secure it with a hair tie, and, as you did before, take a small section and wrap it around the base of your new, lower ponytail.

You can tie them around your hair, bag, wrist, etc..