My lo is slowly letting me do little things to her hair like put a clip up front or pull her bangs back in a pony. It's so thin, though it's hard to keep in any style without it quickly falling out. Any tips?
My lo is slowly letting me do little things to her hair like put a clip up front or pull her bangs back in a pony. It's so thin, though it's hard to keep in any style without it quickly falling out. Any tips?
squash / 13208 posts
I have to put rubber grips in all of DD's clips
For ponytails it has to be super tight
If I use those mini pinch clips I use 3 in a row and twist her hair first to make them hold better
blogger / nectarine / 2608 posts
We have clips tthat have some velvet ribbon on one side. Those work okay. Honestly, most of the time I just let her look wild. We don't do ponies because if they are tight enough to stay it looks like her scalp is begging to be released from her head and they don't stay anyway. Usually we do a clip and then a bobby pin to grab the hair coming the opposite direction. So I am here for tips, too.
coconut / 8498 posts
No clue. I'm thinking I'm going to just keep it in a pixie cut/shorter bob until it thickens up. She looks scraggly most of the time.
apricot / 483 posts
pigtails up top, or a cindy lou who unicorn pigtail on top. And just let the back mullet run free. That's what we do at the moment, haha. No way am I cutting her thin hair off, I figure it'll eventually even out.
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