Showing posts with label Braids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Braids. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Holiday Hair Part 3

Holiday Hair of the week....


 Step-by-Step on Jessica
Step 1. Part hair to the side.
Step 2. Grab a small section of hair.
Step 3. & 4. Split into 3 parts.
Step 5. Start French braiding, making sure to braid diagonally across the head.
Step 6. Secure braid with an elastic hair tie.
Step 7. Split the end of the hair into 3 sections and braid each section (tie off each braid with an elastic)
Step 8.Combine the three braids into one braid going down the side of the hair.
Step 9. Secure into a bun next to or above ear with Bobbi pins. Pulling out pieces to make it loose as you pin.
Extra Tricks
* You should always brush your hair before braiding.  Knots and tangles make it hard for the person braiding your hair. Spritz a little hairspray when you start to make the hair more workable.
* Part on your natural side.  Adjust instructions according to your part.
* Day old hair is best!!  A little grit is good for braids as they hold-up better. Clean hair is too slippery.
*This tutorial was written for someone to braid your hair, not intended for self-braiders. If you are a super expert braider then go for it!

Enjoy more of our holiday hair posts here and here!  

-Suggestions Salon

Monday, November 18, 2013

Hair Tutorial Monday!



1. Start with a clean side part and split hair into two sections right next to the part.
2.Twist the front half of hair over the back half, so the back half is now in front. 
3.Take another thin section (just like the first one) and add it to the front piece.
4.Now just repeat the last two steps for the remainder of the twist braid - twist the front piece over the back piece, add a new thin section of hair to the front piece, twist it over the back piece, etc. 
5.Secure it by putting bobby pins up and inwards in the end of the braid. 
6. Split the end of the twist into 3 sections and braid down the whole strand.
7. Tie off the end with a clear elastic and Ta-da! You have a twist-braid!!

We love this classy twist braid hairstyle for a fun holiday look! We cannot wait for the holidays and want to make sure you have the perfect hairstyles for the season! Check back every M o n d a y for another new holiday hair idea!  Shout out to our beautiful client Jessica for being the most fabulous hair model!! 
P.s. Dont forget to enter in the makeover g i v e a w a y!!!! This could be your chance to win a brand new look and some amazing hair products! 2 more days to enter!
Happy Styling!

-Suggestions Salon

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

New Again-Braid Crown Tutorial

Vintage hair is the new modern do! What’s so amazing about hair and fashion is that current styles are often returning trends from the past or other cultures. These looks are  transformed into chic, modern styles that are showing up on current runways. Braid crowns and halos have been popular for the last few years and becoming the new do again. For that chic, unique, boho look, the braid crown is the perfect addition to your modern hairstyles!


  • First split your hair right down the middle- get as close to a perfect line as you can. Don't stress if its not exact:)
  • Start at the nape of your neck and braid forward towards your forhead and tie off the end with an elastic band, pictured in {step 1+2}.
  • Braid the second side down the the head like a normal inverted french braid and tie with an elastic, pictured in {step 3}.
  • Wrap the first braid around the front of the head like a headband and pin into place with bobby pins.
  • Wrap the second braid around the back of the head and tuck the end underneath the first braid and fasten with bobby pins, pictured in {step 4}
  • Pull a few pieces of hair out around the face to create a more messy, modern look.
  • Toss on a pretty dress or a classy tee to complete the look! Enjoy! 
Thanks to our gorgeous client Ariel for modeling!:) This is a braid crown is seriously so simple! Don't be afraid to try! If you have any questions we would love to hear from you! Have a great Wednesday!
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Monday, October 28, 2013

Boho Braid Tutorial

Sharing a Boho Braid Tutorial by Elise today! It's a unique alternative to a simple braid and side ponytail!



- Put hair into side ponytail.

-Divide your hair into two sections above the elastic band then loop the ponytail through and pull it towards your neck, as in step 2 and 3.

-Continue dividing and looping your hair all the way down the ponytail and tie off with an elastic after each section. Each section should be around 2 inches.

-The final touch is to pull the hair on the sides of each section to give volume and a messy boho look as instep 7




Have an amazing Monday!!! Check our Instagram to see who won our Blowout Giveaway!

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Monday, October 21, 2013

Day Dreaming of Braids!

We LOVE braiding over here at Suggestions Salon. French, fishtail, dutch, twist, rope, waterfall, plain, double, ladder, plaited. We're obsessed. Braids are simple and make you look like you actually took a while to fix your hair. 
Enjoy these gorgeous braided hair styles done by our amazing stylists at Suggestions..
 
 

Braids are one of the hottest hair trends and seen on catwalks all over the world during fashion week. Your hair is your best accessory and should always be treated as such! 
{Here are a few things you should keep in mind when trying your own braids at home}
1. Brush your hair before you braid. Remove any knots before you start to make braiding smoother and easier.
2. If you have thick, coarse hair, use argan oil to smooth your hair to achieve neater braids.
3. If you have fine, soft hair, use products like dry shampoo or sea salt sprays to add more grip to your hair. 
4. Stretch out your braids. This is the most important step people! Pull gently at the sides of your braids to make them look wider and thicker!
Get excited for some braid tutorials coming to the blog soon featuring our beautiful client Ariel
Thanks so much for reading!
-Suggestions Salon