Toddler Hairstyles For Fine Hair | Elsa Braid! | Part 1

Hey you guys thanks for joining us today, I am going to show you how to style little girls hair particularly little girls with fine hair, because we all know it's kind of hard to make it look thick. This is called a pull-through braid, or what do we call this braid class? We call it Elsa, so Gracie's joining me today. Can you say hello to everybody: hey, yeah, okay! Let'S do this! Do this happy hey, if you haven't done so yet make sure you subscribe to our channel. So you know when we're releasing videos, I'm actually going to be doing a series on hairstyles. You can do for your little girl, especially if she's got fine hair. So stay tuned make sure you subscribe and like this video okay, so we're gon na get started on Gracie's hair, we're gon na. Do your hair, like Elsa, do so a few of the things you're gon na need a detangler. I'Ve been using swab kids. Detangler works. Great you're, also gon na need something to keep the frizz down. I have been using Kendra's Platinum, texturising, taffy, I'll link, everything below so you guys can see it. You'Re gon na need a comb, preferably with some sort of tip that you can easily put their hair with a brush of course, and then I like to use goodies clear plastic hair: hey thanks, Gracie, okay! So let's get started. You ready the first thing you're gon na want to do is get your detangler out and spray that hair down really really well and rush through. It use a lot of detangler because you need it to be pretty wet to make this work up next grab your kendra texturizing taffy, don't need it, you guys it smells delicious, but it's actually not edible. You'Re gon na rub that through their hair, a little bit goes a long way next part it down the middle. You can also do this braid on the side or you can do it on their entire head. There'S a lot of different options, making it super super fun and versatile. Now you are just going to start sectioning off the hair, so this very first section of hair needs to be the biggest section. If you do it too small, it's gon na look funny and it'll come too close to their forehead, feel free to use more tacking and make sure that you're not getting any flyaways. I take this section to about the back of her ear, always have a device ready to go. I gave up at this point needed her to shut that cute little mouth of hers, but seriously I did. I did now you're just going to want to section off that second part of hair angle, the comb up so that you can get it super super tight. Otherwise, it's gon na be hard to pull that hair up on the side. Now we have two sections of hair here now. This is where it gets a little bit more complicated, but not much, I'm just taking that third section of hair and do's more spray to make sure you're getting this as tight as possible. But you're going to take that first section split it in half and wrap it around. The second section before you tie off the third section and have your little one hold that middle section of hair. So now I'm going to tie that off and that's going to create that pull through right. So now again, I've got two sections that I'm working with and I'm going to follow this pattern all the way down. Now I'm taking the fourth section, and I will wrap that first section around the middle section of air and tie it into the fourth now, when I get to the back of her head like this, I wanted to show you guys. So this is the fifth section. Instead of taking the part at an angle, I'm taking it straight across the back of her head. In my opinion, this makes the braid look a little bit better and it helps it turn around her head. If that makes sense, I'm not sure it's best now keep watching till the end, because I am going to show you a really cool way that you can take out these annoying elastic bands. Ie ain't hate pulling them out, but there is a really really simple way to take them out. So watch till the end. Now, after you finish doing the same exact thing on the other side being sure to keep those parts aligned you're just going to start going through and pulling the hair to make it look nice and thick to give that illusion of a really thick braid. And you can pull out as much or as little as you want, but this is my favorite part about this. Braid is that I can make her hair look really really thick. Also, this braid will last for a few days up to three days, if they're not laying too hard it's awesome. Now both sides are done. I pull through as much hair as I want to, and it looks nice and thick so so pretty now, with the remaining hair there's a lot of options. I put this into a bun before I curled it and kept it in the cute little pony today. I'M going to do a quick, fishtail braid, just to finish it off now, I'm just going to add a big bow at the top of the fishtail braid and a small bow at the bottom and call this thing good goodbye camera, as promised you guys here, is A really cool way to take out those elastic bands without hurting your kiddos head or pulling up their hair. You heat up a crying iron and place it right on the elastic until it gets hot enough and it snaps obviously do this with two hands. I'M holding my phone right now and it made it really hard, but this is an awesome way to not damage your hair and keep it comfortable for that keeps on asking our video today be sure to subscribe. Bhishan us this line, so you give me a thumbs up, eats everybody. Okay, we'll catch you! Next time may 15. You know bye ahh. What are you saying? Yes in color, you think we're making cookies