Hair with a Big Tiara?

Feb 9, 2012

Erica F.

Okay, I'm going to Mardi GRAS and need hair ideas! I'm taking a a tiara (the kind little girls get on their birthdays. The cheap plastic ones.) and putting purple green and yellow feathers on it. Kind of in reference to a masquerade mask. I have naturally wavy frizzy hair. However, with a good conditioining, it can pretty much do what I want it to do. I was thinking of curling it and pinning the sides back. Any suggestions? Keep in mind that I will be wearing this to one of the BIGGEST parties and it will need to hold up. Thanks!

Feb 10, 2012

Jennie A.

First off want to say i am so jealous i lived in louisiana for years and never got hte chance to go to Mardi Gras!! Next i think the curls and pinning them back would be simple and really cute make sure you use a smoothing serum on your hair to help with the frizzies and fly aways. Also you could do a half up half down look which would be cute too! Have fun and be safe!!!

Feb 10, 2012

Erica F.

My hair definitely needs a smoothing serum! I think I look funny with it half up half down so I guess I'll just pin it back and spray spray spray. Thank you!

Feb 10, 2012

Shelby T.

Maybe something like this? its like a party kinda ponytail and that would be super cute and look kickass with your crown :P :)

Feb 11, 2012

Erica F.

That looks really good but I'm not sure how to do it. Plus I look funny without bangs, I think.

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