Here are the little "towers". I just divided the hair, twisted it up, then wrapped it around itself, and secured it with a pony tail holder. This is the next morning after she slept in them. We also started with dry hair, with just about a penny size of gel spread through her hair.
Another view. Again, this was after she slept in them.
This was when we took them out.
View from the back.
Last night we tried it with wet hair, and a penny size amount of gel. It worked even better. The bonus is she didn't have hardly any tangles at the end of the day. That is big news for us!! She loves long hair, but we battle with untangling hair all the time. So, one hair do, and two plusses, curls, and no tangles. Yea!!!

What a beautiful young lady - curls or not.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter also has pretty straight hair but we had great luck with "rag" curls. You just take strips of fabric and roll the sections of hair around it like you would with a traditional roller then tie the ends of the rag together in a single knot. The curls will not fall out which I cannot say about the curling iron.
I'm visiting from Tip Me Tuesday.
Sara
http://www.TheOtherEndOfTheCandle.com
I just had to mention - I have a new way of curling my hair that I ADORE. My hair is really thick too, so I'm hopeful that it will work with your daughter's hair too... http://mdschoolmrs.blogspot.com/2011/10/pinterest-love-no-heat-hair-curling.html
ReplyDeleteThank you MJ @ MD School MRs. We'll have to check this one out.
ReplyDeleteRosy Delhi
ReplyDeleteMumbai Service
Mumbai fun girls
Delhi VIP fun