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WHAT YOU NEED
Sponge and water or gel, hair clip, elastic bands to
match the colour of the mane, a comb the width you
require for your plaits and a needle with matching
thread. After you finish you'll require some hairspray
and a good, close-fitting hood. |
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1)The mane for English plaits must be short
- about 10 to 12 centimetres for a hack -
yet thick, unlike the Australian plaits that
require a thinner mane |
2)Begin by wetting down the mane. For unruly
coarse mane hair use some gel for better
holding of stray hair. |
3)Caroline's comb is broken at a width that
she requires for her plaits, about 8cm long;
breaking off the excess teeth means her
plaits will be even. |
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4)The portion of hair that falls within your
comb is what you will begin to plait. Plait
this piece firmly right from the top, all
the way down. |
5)Holding the end of the plait firmly, turn
the end up and under the plait about half to
1cm.> |
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6)Now secure this with an
elastic band. |
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copyright 2010 Sandy Morphett |
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