Knot your typical braid!

I always like trying somethign different on Kyrie's hair! Relyssa has been doing these knots http://pinterest.com/pin/339307607/ and they're cute - but Kyrie needs something that stays a little better at school. So I tried "gathering" knots today!

Loved how it turned out! Just start as you would with a french braid, but with two pieces. Tie in a knot, gather, tie another knot, etc, until the hair is used up!

  Happy Hair-do's!

More hair!

So I've always had a thing for hair. I secretly would have loved to learn all the techniques for cutting and styling hair that they teach in cosmetology school - the rest I could do with out though!
After Trey's bath this morning, Jim was commenting on how cute his hair looked all slicked back... that's all it took! I decided to try something different with it since it really doesn't want to part and be combed over to one side or the other. It was kind of curly when he was a baby so it's got a nice texture to it but I wasn't sure what to do with it.
I got it wet, combed it up and cut it on top with the scissors, then gelled it. Isn't he cute?! After about an hour of him playing, it all leaned in toward the center, and he had a cute "natural" mohawk. We've always joked about his mohawk because he had a very definite one about a year ago!

Nice hair!

Kyrie got some new hair clips from the house fairy last week, and she's been very "into" doing her own hair. After she pulled them all off the cardboard, she informed me that SHE was doing her hair today and that I couldn't help! Here's what she came up with! (except she DID ask for help getting the hair sticks in the back - she couldn't get them to stay!)