Oh, How Pinteresting Wednesday...

It's Wednesday again, not that it really makes a difference for me right now. I'm loving forgetting what day it is now that I'm on holiday! Although my bloggy schedule is generally a good reminder!!

I'm linking up with Michelle again...
  And this week I'm doing a hairstyle theme as I'm getting my hair cut today!! I haven't had my hair properly styled in soooo long, it usually just gets a trim. But its getting pretty long now, and the ends are quite unhealthy so I am getting some long layers to make it fall nicely and tidy it up! I shall put pictures up tomorrow! (unless it ends badly, then you wont be seeing a photo of me for about a month!)

So here's what caught my pinterest...

Source: haircolorsideas.com via stacey on Pinterest

Source: iknowhair.com via Charlotte on Pinterest

Source: pinerly.com via Jordyn on Pinterest

Source: iknowhair.com via Olivia on Pinterest

Source: seamsforadesire.com via Victoria on Pinterest

Source: haircolorsideas.com via Ana on Pinterest

So heres hoping my hair ends up looking this awesome (ha in my dreams)!
Do you have any hair tips?
xx

Cute Little Curls...

A few days ago I decided I wanted to curl my hair but couldn't be bothered with the hassle of a curler (I have ridiculously thick hair and this takes hours!) So I used a easy peasy curling trick I learnt a little while ago! Heres some pictures of how it turned out!

This works best after you have washed your hair, leave them in and let it dry. First you need to create your 'twist braids' you do this by parting your hair into four, with two strands on either side, just like braids. Start with one side, you twist each strand separately but make sure you twist them in the same direction. Then once both strands are twisted, twist them around each other in the opposite direction that you originally twisted them. Then fasten them with a hair-tie. Repeat on the other side.  

It should end up looking like this!

Its that simple! You then leave them in as long as you like, while your hair dries. The bonus is its a cute look anyway!! I did mine quite tight, but the tightness of the curls is up to you!

Once your hair is dry, you can take them out and run your fingers through the strands separating them into cute ringlets. Here's the finished product!

AND! The great thing about these curls is they survive being slept on and look just as great the next day...

And there you have it! I hope this was easy enough to follow, its my first attempt at a tutorial :D

xx