You have to draw the braids up together and then use bobby pins to hide each tail under the other braid. It helps if your braids are loose and wide so you can spread them out flatter and make more room for the tails to hide.
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Milkmaid Braids
I've already posted a different version of the milkmaid braids here, but I wanted to do this one that's a little different for shorter hair.
As you can see in the picture, you don't cross the braids over the back like the other post, but braid above the ears and pull them straight up. I fastened off the end of the braid with a clear elastic, and then added another clear elastic down from the first to keep the ends of the tail from fraying out as much.
You have to draw the braids up together and then use bobby pins to hide each tail under the other braid. It helps if your braids are loose and wide so you can spread them out flatter and make more room for the tails to hide.
You can see the elastic just a bit here. It would help if her hair were maybe an inch longer.
You have to draw the braids up together and then use bobby pins to hide each tail under the other braid. It helps if your braids are loose and wide so you can spread them out flatter and make more room for the tails to hide.
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