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thread: How do I get her hair to stay 'decent'?

  1. #19
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
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    How do I get her hair to stay 'decent'?

    True hun! I figure she would have a better chance of not getting them with 2 plaits than ponies or all out!!! Wishful thinking!!!!!

  2. #20
    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2010
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    I'm loving the ideas here. I've actually given DD1 a half-decent hairstyle today!

  3. #21
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
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    There is a blog called Hair Romance - lots of videos and tutorials on how to braid and generally do rad stuff to hair - I want to try an upside down braid on DD but still working on normal ones!!!
    Last edited by Beach Mama; February 17th, 2013 at 04:10 PM.

  4. #22
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    Melbourne
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    How do I get her hair to stay 'decent'?

    I will have to give the hairspray a go! Dd has fine hair which slips, Tan I will have to check out that blog as dd wants braids like her friends but I am lucky to do a neat plait.

  5. #23
    Registered User

    Jan 2010
    In Love land with my family :D
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    How do I get her hair to stay 'decent'?

    My DD1 has thick frizzy hair and we use mousse to tame it. She also uses a straightener on the front piece so it's easier to manage. Hair spray isn't any good in her hair as it leaves her hair looking white and dirty.

  6. #24
    Registered User

    Nov 2008
    in the ning nang nong
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    There's also approximately one gajillion tutorials on youtube for different nifty things to do with hair.

  7. #25
    Registered User

    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
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    Netix, I have an admission....I don't actually do DD1's hair she won't let me near her with a hair brush, and I have bigger battles to fight of a school morning. She's happy with her own efforts, so who am I to criticise?
    Nothing ever makes it to home time.

  8. #26
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Atop the lookout...
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    Hey, sorry, I didn't mean to ignore all the replies. I use my phone all the time for internet and it is really difficult to scroll from posts to the reply I am typing. Today, I am at the library. ANd wow, doesn't the full size keyboard seem weird!

    I would ask the hairdresser, except that I don't have one. Believe it or not. DD does like nice hair, and that's why I feel bad that I can't do more. I could do the messy buns.... They are supposed to be tidy, but will definitely turn out messy! Her 'fringe' is now long enough to tuck behind her ears. THe Man wants her to have very short hair, because of the heat, but then I can't do anything at all with it. And when she did have a little bob cut (like Dora), she would always say she wanted it plaited, or in pony tails, or SOMETHING please Mum!

    Marydean, I think you are right about the secret Mummy club. When you find out how to join, let me know!

    I will look online for the suggested searches, they should turn something up useful!

    I did try the hairspray, though I'm not sure if it was any better, lol. SHe's also taken to pulling her pony tail out by the end of the day. Yep, truly a brilliant idea to do on 37-ish degree days, on a bus!

  9. #27

    Jul 2009
    Out North, Vic
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    Hmm the heat up there is shocking in summer and although short hair would be nice it can be just as painful to keep tidy.
    When we take the girls up there at easter i did two little pig tails the rolled them around themselves (al princess leia sp?) and the girls loved them and they actually stayed quite neat (and you've seen pics of my feral children when camping up there)

    I am going to look at some youtube tutorials for ideas on DD1's hair too, try and figure out how to braid her fringe kind of thing

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