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Woah, so today was a Piece of Work!! Im wearing mostly black because my school (Avalon) is mandatory all black. Which makes getting ready in the morning a breeze:) But I didnt want to go out in ALL black after school today. So keeping on my black leggings, Tube Top and Wedges from yesterdays blog, I threw off my Smock and put on this ohh so comfy Rusty Red shirt.

 Along with my Gold Dangle Bracelets, it was a new outfit in itself.

Soon after these picturs were taken I went home, saw the lawn, saw the lawn mower.. and went after it! Mowing the lawn in my heels and sun glasses! Spur the moment I guess!

Sincerely,

  

        Andrea

2 is Better than 1

            1. Brush and part your hair where it naturally falls. Create a diagonal parting down the back of the head, making two seperate sections of hair.   

                                                  

Sections 1 and 2

   

2.  In Section 1, grab a parting going Horizontally, a half inch above the ear. Part into 3 different sections. Start to French Braid. Click here to find out how {step 2, do not turn hair upside down}. Make neat partings, tight.

3. After finishing the French braid, tie off and move to the side.

4. Second Section: Brush back hair to cover up the top half of the parting you had created in step 1. Section the hair Horizontally, a Half inch above the ear. Part into 3 sections and begin to French braid. Making sure to go Diagonally towards the First braid {section 1}.

5. When finished with section 2, Grab the end of the French Braid. With your other hand use your fingers to gentally pull out some hair, piece by piece {fanning out the braid}. Toward the top, begin to pull more hair out, making it look thicker. Be careful not to pull too hard and ruin the braid. :)

Repeat this step on Section 1.

 When finished, hair tie both Braids together.

6. Bobby Pin the two sections together as close as possible {the closer you get the cuter it looks:) } Starting from the top, moving your way down. Making sure the bobby pins arent showing.

 Fini

credit goes to Tabitha P.