6 January 2014

Twist and Tuck (Faux) Crown Style on Short Locs


Hello all, here's the low key loc style I had last week.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED: Wide bobby pins (choose from small, medium or jumbo for best hold and comfort - I'm using medium pins).

HOW TO: I set my retwist going all back and once I removed the clips the front fell into a natural side parting. From the front I formed the crown by making two single row flat twists going in opposite directions around the perimeter of my head and secured them at the back. Inside the crown I made more flat twists starting from the top of my head, going down, and secured each one again. I then tucked the ends into the crown until I was happy with the look.





With long locs you can do one complete flat twist going around the perimeter of your head to make a real crown and you'll probably get a nice low ponytail/bun at the back or you could have it to the side.

I knew I wanted something sleek and off my face for when I dreass up but with such short length I couldn't figure out how to make it happen until now.


Love it.


DREADLOCKS ARE...

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2 comments:

  1. Great Job with the faux crown! Our middle daughter would live to see that post because she wears her hair like that almost everyday. Your hair looks really nice! :) Lock on!

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  2. Hi Lady Butterfly, thanks for commenting. I'm so pleased you like the look. I'm very tempted to where this style almost everday too. It's so easy to put together, even in a rush. I just pop some bobby pins in my back and any time I sitting still bus/train or wherever I can put my hair up even without a mirror.

    Wishing you, your daughter and loved ones a great start to 2014 :)

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