3 mini twists

If I had my way on this hairdo, I would have taken a little more time to make sure that they all made it to the center of her head. However, Piper was a little impatient this day so it is a little crooked, but still cute. Click here so you can know how to do the twists.

* I used Piper's natural part for this style. (on her right side)
* I parted down each side from the back of the original part.
* I did the twist on the right side and secured it with a rubber band.
* I divided her left side into two sections and twisted each one of them, securing them with rubber bands.
* When all three were completed I gathered them into one ponytail and secured with a rubber band and added the bow.

* This took about ten minutes.

We got a lot of compliments on this one.

Waterfall

Piper says that she named this one "waterfall" because it looks like two little waterfalls meeting and turning into one.
This is basically the same as a french braid, only with two pieces of hair instead of three.
I start with a side part and her hair combed straight down a grab a section of hair on the right side and separate it into two pieces then proceed to twist, with each twist I grab a new section of hair (just like a french braid) and twist it into the twist.
Am I saying twist a lot?
Anyway I keep doing that until you get to the bottom. I secure the right side in a ponytail holder, then I do the whole twist thing again on the left side. I take the ponytail holder off of the right side and combine both sides into one with the ponytail holder, and I add a clip.

Now, I do realize that I am not the best at explaining these things, so I am going to be posting tutorials on french braiding and this "waterfall," however, I only have two hands, so I have to recruit my husband. His semester is over next week (he's working on his MBA), so if you can be patient for a couple of more days.....