Would you mind sharing a little bit about the technique she used? did she do box braids? pinch parts? start at the bottom back? the top? has she been twisting her whole head much prior? My daughter is 11 and I think that perhaps with me verbally coaching her and helping with sections she could do a whole head of pinch parts into twists and I'v been considering it lately. She LOVES braiding her dolls hair and is a fast braider actually but I thought twists might be easier on her own head. Have you done the same to your head ever? lots of small braids? were you able to give her suggestions from your own experiences or did she come up with her own method? Thanks! Julie A. mom to three who when I am overwhelmed with hair I remind myself of you!
They were initially twists. She did pinch the parts but also used the tail end of a rat tail comb to clean up the parts. I do make suggestions but HmG tweaks it to suit herself. I've worn braids for years before starting my locks with tiny braids. Trial and error, patience and lots of practice is all it takes. I think it's great that your daughter is ready to start.
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Qoileez! are small rubber coils in a wide variety of colors and patterns: dots, stripes, stars, animal prints, and surprise mixes! They are sold in basic packages of seven for $4.99 or deluxe packages of 14 for $7.99. They are a simple and affordable way to add fashion fun to hairstyles. With a simple stretch and twirl - Qoileez! add color and style. However, it is really fun to see how creative customers can get with how they use their Qoileez! We’ve seen both girls and boys use them on their pencils, on their glasses, and as an aid to make using chopsticks easier. They are a great way to keep knitting needles together in knitting baskets.
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great job girl as we say in my country FÉLICITATIONS!!!
ReplyDeleteWould you mind sharing a little bit about the technique she used? did she do box braids? pinch parts? start at the bottom back? the top? has she been twisting her whole head much prior?
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is 11 and I think that perhaps with me verbally coaching her and helping with sections she could do a whole head of pinch parts into twists and I'v been considering it lately.
She LOVES braiding her dolls hair and is a fast braider actually but I thought twists might be easier on her own head.
Have you done the same to your head ever? lots of small braids? were you able to give her suggestions from your own experiences or did she come up with her own method?
Thanks!
Julie A.
mom to three who when I am overwhelmed with hair I remind myself of you!
They were initially twists. She did pinch the parts but also used the tail end of a rat tail comb to clean up the parts. I do make suggestions but HmG tweaks it to suit herself. I've worn braids for years before starting my locks with tiny braids. Trial and error, patience and lots of practice is all it takes. I think it's great that your daughter is ready to start.
ReplyDeleteHello Natacha,
ReplyDeleteWe enjoy following your blog and would love to introduce you to Qoileez! by sending you the Qoileez! pack of your choice!
Qoileez! are multipurpose, trendy, and affordable hair accessories that adds a bit of style and flash to your favorite hairstyles, pencils, chopsticks, eyeglasses, knitting needles – your creativity is the limit! {We’ve even seen them on adorable dog “furstyles."} Yes, you can use the same item in your best hairstyle or as knitting supplies!
Qoileez! are small rubber coils in a wide variety of colors and patterns: dots, stripes, stars, animal prints, and surprise mixes! They are sold in basic packages of seven for $4.99 or deluxe packages of 14 for $7.99.
They are a simple and affordable way to add fashion fun to hairstyles. With a simple stretch and twirl - Qoileez! add color and style. However, it is really fun to see how creative customers can get with how they use their Qoileez! We’ve seen both girls and boys use them on their pencils, on their glasses, and as an aid to make using chopsticks easier. They are a great way to keep knitting needles together in knitting baskets.
We are also offering 100 free Qoileez! Surprise Packs to 100 families – and we'd like to include one of your readers!
If you'd like to offer a Qoileez! giveaway on your blog, please be in touch.
We look forward to hearing from you soon!
Best,
Maria and the Qoileez! Team!
http://qoileez.com/
@Maria,
ReplyDeleteIf you send me your product to try out for a period of time and I like it, I would consider doing a give away.
Hello Natacha,
ReplyDeleteThank you for prompt reply. We are expecting a giveaway/review post in your blog. Please forward your shipping address to us.
Regards,
Maria
Qoileez Marketing Team
qoileezmarketing@gmail.com
I am not able to guarantee a giveaway if I don't like the product. However, I can guarantee a review either way. Do you still want to send me your product?
DeleteThis is fantastic. I just love how you are giving your daughter more and more independence, in a really appropriate way. You are an inspiration.
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ReplyDeletebeautiful style
:-) i love this