Plus, how to get the looks with extensions.
, hairstylist and co-founder of R+Co, had plenty of advice for those who want to steal this look straight from the runway. If you don't already have waist-length hair , he suggests purchasing aon a loop. You can use 100 percent human hair or natural synthetic as a less-pricey option.
"Attach it at the base when you secure your hair back, whether it’s parted in the middle, side, or pulled all the way back. If you want it extra-extra long, you need to buy extra hair and have someone hold it as you braid into the hair. Feed the fake hair into the natural hair." Naturally, Garren likes to start withat the hairline before pulling all of the hair tight and back into the pigtail and securing with a ponytail elastic.
As you’re braiding, use some type of oil to seal the hair tightly together for the braid, which will also keep all of the flyaways in. To finish the look, secure the braid with an elastic, and then oil the braids again for a shinier look. Wednesday Addams, eat your heart out.
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