Sentences with phrase «twisted around her hair»

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Joe is a snuggly boy at the best of times and when he is sick or tired, he is a clinging monkey desperate to be held, twisting my hair around his baseball mitt of a hand.

Making big red noses and bright hair fashionable as they paint and twist their way around town, leaving eyes lit with wonder and grins from ear to ear!

Then twist your hair, hold it like that, and wrap it around the base of your ponytail (where the elastic is).

Twist your fingers around your hair strands in sections, or use the hand - raking technique, going from midway down the hair shaft to the ends with your fingers.

Pull all your hair straight up from the crown, then twist and wrap it around itself until it forms a loose bun.

Apply a gel to damp hair and twist sections around your fingers.

With the front pieces that weren't pinned back with the hair comb, divide the front of the hair in the center for a middle part and smooth away from your face, then twist each section back and delicately tangle the ends around the pin vines and leaves of the comb.

Take the hair you just secured and twist it around itself into a bun.

I'm pretty lame in the girl department when it comes to doing hair, so this is super easy: I pull my hair back like I'm about to put it in a high ponytail and then twist it around my finger until the whole pony is one long twist.

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.

They are made by twisting your hair around itself until it forms a knot that resembles a stack of tires.

A bun (also known as a bobtail) is a type of hair style, where the hair is pulled back from the face, twisted or plaited, and wrapped in a circular coil around itself, typically on the back of the head or neck.

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

It's actually one braid sitting on top of my head, with half of my hair twisted around it.

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.

Here is a spicy look that comprises a thick high ponytail and a twisted section of hair wrapped around its base.

Secure this bun with a big hair elastic twisted around it twice.

Try twisting one around your straw hat to add color when you don't need to wrap up, or using it to keep your hair off your face and neck.

3: Gather hair and pin around the back of the head, twisting into a bun.

Some thoughts from poking around the Internet: The Muse gives ponytails an enthusiastic thumbs up for professional hairstyles, and Buzzfeed has this niceish twisted ponytail for work, which I like so much I'm adding it to our Work - Appropriate Hair board on Pinterest.

I first blow my hair dry straight and then use a 1» clampless curling iron and wrap small sections of hair around, twisting away from my face.

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.

I just twisted my hair around and pinned it no special trick!

I then take 1 / 2 - inch sections and twirl the hair around my finger, making a ringlet & twisting away from my face (my stylist taught me this trick — it helps with curl definition & separation).

Steps: 1) On damp hair, comb a few pumps of a wave creating mousse or foam throughout your hair — I like this one from Tresemmé 2) Blow dry hair until it is 80 % dry — create small sections and spray a sea salt spray into the sections, and twist around your fingers.

Comb a smoothing cream through wet hair, then coil it up and twist it around itself into a knot.

Fake natural curls by twisting ends around pig tails at night, set with a sea salt hair spray, and let loose in the morning for perfectly messy curls.

Start with your two fingers on top o the hair, twist them around and pull the extra hair part of the way through.

Tease a high ponytail, and once all of your hair has volume, gather it up, slightly twist it around the base of the pony (creating a big bun), and secure the ends with bobby pins.

Step 6: Begin twisting both sections of hair toward and around each other — at the same time — to form a rope - like braid.

He pulled her hair up into a high pony and twisted a one - inch strand around it to conceal the hair elastic.

Add loose curls throughout, and then with the front side sections of hair, twist them around and pin them on either side of the head for this braided half up half down effect.

This time around it was a Chime For Change event at Macy's in NYC and Blake's hair was artfully tucked and twisted into a pretty fishtail braid.

Similar to a French braid, add small pieces of hair in each time you twist the sections around one another.

Twist the middle section around the stems, leaving the wire ends like a hair pin.