F for French Braid
I'd wanted to do a F for Fitness post but realized this was more fun, partly because of a friend who loves women in French braid (Tresse Française) and partly because of other friends who want to rag this friend and partly because of popular demand! :)
This not-so-easy hair do makes a woman look stylish and chic. Especially the summer months calls for a hair style that holds the hair without them plastering all over the face. And more so, on a bad-hair day. I usually wear my hair like this for workouts and long walks.
The Indian "pai-pinnal", typically worn after a hair wash, on wet hair, is a variation of this French Braid.
I dedicate this post to Sriram Acharya. To all my fellow CBCians, start music! Cheers.
This not-so-easy hair do makes a woman look stylish and chic. Especially the summer months calls for a hair style that holds the hair without them plastering all over the face. And more so, on a bad-hair day. I usually wear my hair like this for workouts and long walks.
The Indian "pai-pinnal", typically worn after a hair wash, on wet hair, is a variation of this French Braid.
I dedicate this post to Sriram Acharya. To all my fellow CBCians, start music! Cheers.
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| Image courtesy: Wikihow |
Acharya, saangu thaan. One post exclusively for you! Whatte honour, Sriramji.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssSeT47gIeE&playnext=1&list=PLA083B42779C833F7&feature=results_video
Joy always,
Susan
:) And he just told me he loved it. Orray happy!
DeleteOMG :-o ... A post dedicated to me :-o U r the best Deepa!! :) *hugs*
ReplyDelete@Susan : Ah.. Have drooled on her just for her french plaits :)
dei.. you might want to clarify who that "her" is. :O pliss to mention that it is the girl you saw on the train.
DeleteHAHA..Was talking about Heera in the video susan mentioned :P
Deletenaa ennamo andha train ponnu nu nenachene.. cha...
Deletebut selfa podukarthu kastam thana? even i like this plot very much :) its been decade whom i wll ask?:( when i meet u pls help me deepa badly i want to tie like this !
ReplyDeleteAparna - no it's very easy. Will show you how to do it. :)
DeleteI don't know much about French Braid ;)
ReplyDeleteBut I do adore it very much :)
Oh, this sure is the bestest :D Adoda azhage thani
ReplyDeletenaa inniki adhan pottindruken
DeleteAnda ponna inda pakkam thirumba solli irukkalaam!! French braid ah side pose le kaamikkalaam le?? :P
ReplyDeleteepdi da onnala mattum ipdi! :D :D
DeleteI love French braids too...but I don't know what's gotten into my hair to just not stay in anymore. I get tons of wipsy strands all pokey out now. It never stays pretty anymore.
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Try a gel or something? It might just hold the hair in place, or those clips :) Perhaps, it's time for a haircut?
DeletePinnitae!!
ReplyDelete:D pun intended! super comment
DeleteI love the way French braids look (and adore the French phrase Tresse Francaise!) and thankfully my two daughters have long hair. The photo you chose is a lovely rendition of a French braid. P.S. When I first saw the title of your post, I thought it said French bread. Teehee.
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Ah Thank you Susan. It's such a pretty hair do! :)
DeleteWOw! I have never ever managed to do it with such finesse! Still an art to learn these braids
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I love these french braids. But sadly I am having short hair... :)
ReplyDelete- A fellow blogger from A to Z!
I wish I hadnt styled my hair, I love french braids. The best
ReplyDeleteKeep smiling,
Lakshmi