I must say I love the look of mo hawks on little boys especially, why the have intricately cute designs in them... But I would never cut His hair again, so the next best thing? A Faux Hawk..... It could be as simple or creative as you would like..
This is the end product once each section was braided.
His hair started off looking like this. Since i really wasn't planning on doing it I didn't wash it as i usually do but just attacked it with my usual arsenal of products and supplies
- Baby Don't be Bald
- Cantu Leave in Shea Butter
- Soft Pretty and Free
- Rat Tail Combs
- Hollywood Brand Rubber Bands
- Hard Brush
This is what his fro looked like after a dry detangling. If you're not use to combing out your children's hair I would suggest, detangling it with a product to help lesson up the knots, unless, that's the look your going for, and I wanted a fro.
I have to say I was a little bit excited about the size of his fro
First i started off with his hair sectioned into 4 ponytails, with a part down the middle where i wanted the braids to meet up.
Next I braided each section, going towards the middle part.
It took less than an hour to complete.
Hope you in joys
Good idea for an alternative to cutting in designs! I want to learn to cornrow a design too! baby steps, lol...
ReplyDeleteI really like this! It looks so good on him and it's much better than cutting designs
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome and it's a great alternative!
ReplyDeleteTHanks Ladies, I dont' know why blogger doesn't let me leave comments or replies.... But i got some comments about the style is only for girls,
ReplyDeleteBut I love it and he will be wearing it again... :o)
I think it looks amazing!!! Boy OR girl! and seriously, less than an hour?! You are my hero.
ReplyDelete~Karli