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Post by braided-rug on May 18, 2006 11:36:52 GMT 10
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Post by braided-rug on May 18, 2006 11:38:59 GMT 10
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Post by braided-rug on Nov 19, 2006 13:32:18 GMT 10
My tip is to use Vivant Revitafoam. Also I learnt for little girls with not much hair, the tiny bun nets from Safeway.
Usually I use one bun net in a similar colour to the girls hair. I was taught to twist it and put it back over itself.
I use bobby pins, they seem to work better for me. I also try to wet the hair first, and it is better when the hair is not freshly washed.
After putting on the hair ring, I twist the hair and then make the bun, ie just winding around the ring. Hold in one hand to put the net on and pin. Then spray with max. hold spray.
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Post by violet on Nov 19, 2006 20:23:19 GMT 10
Well, Br, I am SO glad that dd did not take to ballet as I would never have been able to do her hair!! Goodness, that must take some practice!
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Post by braided-rug on Nov 19, 2006 21:29:30 GMT 10
I still get flustered, but I guess I have had lots of practise doing it in a hurry. Next week I have to help with two classes. I should have brought a notepad to make sure I got the times etc. straight, but I think I did.
A ballet Mum's best friend ~ notebook and pencil.
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Post by braided-rug on Jan 5, 2007 10:05:21 GMT 10
It all went well. One day I started on a child that wasn't keen but was trying, and got a broken net straight up, then she started jiggling. I was nervous after that, but on the real night it went well.
I sent my dh everywhere looking for nets. Yesterday I found some at IGA in the older girls size, so am ready for next year's performance, I will keep my eye out for different colours when I go there next.
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