Prom Styles For African-American Hair : Styling African-American Hair

Monet Everett for Monae Everett calm. Today, I'm going to show you prom styles for african-american hair and just a few simple steps. First, section off the hair, decide where you'd like to park your hair, our lovely model, likes the part, her hair on the right. So I'm going to follow along that part from ear to ear, pulling the front section of her hair forward and hitting it out of my way, I'm going to continue over to the other section of her head and pin that out of the way. This leaves me the back section, while this looks like a large section of hair. Don'T worry it'll be easy. I'M going to divide this into two sections and overlap each section, so I'm going to take a piece of hair from the left side and pull it to the right. Take a piece of hair from the right side, pull it to the left, left over right right over left and continue on until I get to the bottom of the head, I'm pulling the hair towards my models right side as I braid. This braid does not need to be neat. It just will give the hairstyle a bit more pizzazz in detail. Next, I'm going to take my elastic and secure the braid. You can use a normal elastic or I like these hook. Elastics. You can just wrap this around and it holds just as secure as any other elastic upon securing the hair. You'Ll have a little curl left finger, tease it. We just want to make it a little fuller twist it around and bun. It use a bobby pin to secure the bun in place, leaving it nice and loose yet secure. You don't want to worry about your hair, coming down as you're partying for prom. Now we're going to go to the front sections that have been sectioned off and loosely gather it and bring it to words. Our Bund section of the hair secure the pull back section of the hair with a bobby pin and let the ends dangle we'll place that later take the last section of your hair and pull it back to words, your bun and then those hairs into place. Now, for the dangly here is you can decide if you'd like to let them dangle or if you want to, pin them and place a bit more with the bobby pin or hair pin whatever is most convenient for you make sure that your face is framed properly And giving you the look that you like Monet, Everett for Monae Everett comm, and this is an african-american hairstyle for prom. You