Babyliss Crazy Wrap

Wholst on holiday with her nan last year my eldest daughter had a strand of her hair put in a wrap which concisted of her hair being wraped in cotton, it looked lovely and she was so upset when it eventually came loose and had to be removed. I hadnt heard of a crazy braider then so i used some of my tapestry cottons to make another wrap in her hair which looked great. Just before xmas i saw this crazy braider in an argos seconds wharehouse so i brought one, it cost me £9.99. The instructions with the wrapper are realy confusing, trying to thread cotton and hair through the hole needs a very steady hand and a lot of patience but i ...  Read the complete review

Having a ten year old daughter is a nightmare at times. Girls always want to keep up with their friends and this age sees them all wanting to try different things out for their hair. The latest craze for hair seems to be ?wrapping? at my daughter?s school whereby thread is wrapped round strands of hair to give a multi-coloured look. Last summer it didn?t matter what beach we visited, there would always be an abundance of stalls set up where people offered to wrap hair for a small fee and Amber always wanted to get hers done when we were out. Wrapping is achieved by winding coloured thread round a strand of hair from as near to the root ...  Read the complete review