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frolic_princess in weddingplans

Braided hair updo?

May 31, 2009 18:54

So I have been searching through posts and can't find a hair inspiration picture I saw several days ago (or maybe a bit more?). It was an updo involving french braids, and the picture was something scanned from a magazine and had some instructions written on the right. Any one know what the heck I'm talking about?

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hair styles: updos

Comments 8

lizzie June 1 2009, 02:07:32 UTC

Found via searching on the first page of the "hair styles: updos" tag: http://community.livejournal.com/weddingplans/16819312.html

frolic_princess June 1 2009, 02:20:20 UTC

You are awesome! How embarrassing that I missed the more specific hair styles tag!

lizzie June 1 2009, 02:23:37 UTC

Eh, don't worry about it- we have a BUNCH of tags so it's easy to skip over some of them. :-) I just linked you to the other tags in that category in case the entry I linked to wasn't the one you were looking for!

barebonedcrazy June 1 2009, 11:51:40 UTC

I think you may be talking about my post?

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frolic_princess June 1 2009, 17:27:35 UTC

That's it! You're amazing! I wish I had found this for my hair trial so I could see how it works in real life...

arseaboutface June 1 2009, 16:35:24 UTC

Your hair sounds exactly like mine. I eschewed curls completely, and went with intricate braiding instead. Here's some pictures of what I did:
http://shop.fablephotography.com/index.php?do=photocart&viewImage=41337
http://shop.fablephotography.com/index.php?do=photocart&viewImage=41340 (I'm the one on the right :D)

My hair stylist did a Juliet cap made of eight small braids, two large braids, I think four more small braids to loop around the hair sticks, and two loose tendrils to do likewise. My hair was waist-length at the time (cutting it all off post-wedding=best decision I've made in a long time).

lexabear June 1 2009, 17:17:53 UTC

UPS is very annoying with deliveries. When I lived in an apartment there was nowhere safe to leave it on the doorstep, so I always had to drive out to the local facility and pick it up afterhours when the trucks came home. If you absolutely have to get them before the end of the week, that might be the easiest option for you.

frolic_princess June 1 2009, 17:28:58 UTC

I wish I could do that! Unfortunately since we had no idea we were getting these deliveries, by the time our friend alerted us, they were already en route back to the shipper (in IL and we live in WA!) which apparently makes them un-re-routable. Otherwise that would be a great option! Well, not so great, the facility is like 40min away, but better than nothing!