Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Wavy Locks


Sue and I ride home from work in the afternoons on the Downtown Express bus and I saw her sportin a beautiful wavy locked hairstyle this week. After harassing her about how she did it, she shared the creative plaiting formation and I went home and immediately put about 20 plaits in my head after spritzing with Carol's Daughter Leave in Conditioner. I usually french braid my hair but I tried the plaits for the first time, woke up the next morning, took them out and I loved the finished product.

You can see Sue's a lot better than mine in this pic but wow.......I received so many compliments on the wavy look. It was so quick & easy!

Just another style I thought I'd share, passed on from Sue!

24 comments:

Anonymous said...

I can't see the picture...can anyone else? Maybe it's my "puter".

Shimba said...

No, I can't see it either.

Anonymous said...

Neither can I.

Brenda said...

OK - I thought it was just me. I can't see it either.

Anonymous said...

can't see it either...glad to know i'm not going crazy...creyole we're dying to see the new do....let's take 2 as they say.

Creyole said...

Oooooh No! I can't see it either, I sware it was there last night. Ok,let me work on it!

Anonymous said...

very cute...so it sounds like it was essentially a braidout, no?

Sister-in-Locks said...

Luvin it!

Abena Abena said...

Creyole,

This looks very nice. I like it alot! Can you explain a little more how you did it. When you say (plaits) are you talking about 20 individual (braids)? Also, what did you do to your ends? Did you roll, put rubberbands...???

I am not quite clear how you did it and I would like to try it. When I do my braid-out, it doesn't look wavy it looks overly curly, with a tight curl when I first take the braids or twist out. I would like to try the looser wavy look.

Mel said...

Creyole, it was worth the wait for this picture! I love the waves. You and Sue are looking FABULOUS!Please do share the technique :-)

Brenda said...

Very nice - I love the wavy look!

AB said...

Gorgeous!!!

Anonymous said...

Very nice. I love braid outs. Sometimes you can eve wear the plaits as a style by themselves.

Tequila Jackson Allen said...

Your hair looks really nice You go gyrl!

Anonymous said...

Oh I really like it. Both of you are just too darn cute!
I must know how you did it so you know I will be asking for a demo (lol).

Anonymous said...

Hi Creyole, Hi Sue!

You are both just so cute!

KDL said...

I love this look on both of you. Dang, I wish I could plait!

Goodnapps said...

I love the wavy look. It looks great on both of you.

BlaqKofi said...

Creyole, I'm luvin' this look! Ironically, I did something similar within the last few weeks. I have pics and will post soon. But again, mine didn't turn out half as cute as yours and Sue's. You know TRA and I will have you in a corner demonstrating for us when we see you in Waco!

Aya said...

Looks beautiful. I will have to try it myself.

Creyole said...

All,
Chosen Vessel/All,
Yes, I guess it would be called the braid out. I usually braid my hair in about 8 - 10 french braids but the results are completley different.

After folling Sue's instructions I braided at least 20 - 25 single plaits (braids to some) and that was it. Took them down and this is the result.

Blaqkofi, yes please do share pics your your braid out style.

Naturalist1 said...

Your hair looks beautiful. I may have to try that.

Cee said...

Creyole,

Both you and Sue's hair is looking too cute.. I have tried this before but didn't get the very wavy look.. I did not do the spritzing I will have to try that.. Thanks for the info..

Linda said...

Both of you look great. The crimps are deep and appreciable. I've tried this several times before with minimal success, but recently did it and sat underneath the dryer and 5 days later most of the crimps are still evident. I must admit I got tired of braiding, but the best crimps occured where I took the time to make smaller braids. Something I expect will be easier as my hair get longer. Thanks for sharing your technique.