in all honesty I had no problems with any of this as i'm a qualified hairdresser so its second nature to me, however its always great to practise and try different techniques to achieve the look. I'm very happy with all the out comes from my first attempt.
With Helen later on in the week we thad a go at achieving a look with the techniques learnt, i remembered a picture of a Elizabethan hat I researched that had plaits and ribbon's running around the head so i tried to recreated my version of the look......ok so it wasn't amazing but not bad first attempt!
Heres a contemporary image i found not so long ago before my sisters wedding in which I plaited my own hair.
PHOTO TAKEN BY MYSELF IN CLASS 6/10 my first attempt in class of a fish tail, i really like this look, its quite controversial, you can mess it up of a beachy look or keep it tidy |
PHOTO TAKEN BY MYSELF IN CLASS 6/10 french plait |
PHOTO TAKEN BY MYSELF IN CLASS 6/10 bun just using grips and a hairband, no bun for support |
PHOTO TAKEN BY MYSELF IN CLASS 6/10 normal plait |
PHOTO TAKEN BY MYSELF 9/10 So as you can see iv intwined 4 plaits that run around the head, not a great first attempt but I think with practice the effect will be quite nice. |
PHOTO TAKEN BY MYSELF IN CLASS 9/10 Back view of the dolls head |
Heres a contemporary image i found not so long ago before my sisters wedding in which I plaited my own hair.
http://ak1.polyvoreimg.com/cgi/img-thing/size/l/tid/56214317.jpg inspiration to my hair at my sisters wedding! |
PHOTO TAKEN BY MYSELF AT HOME |
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