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Learn how to create hairstyles for young girls in these free instructional videos, including tips for brushing, de-tangling,and styling young girls' hair into ponytails, French braids, up-dos and more.
There are 15 videos in this series:
If you're trying to get the tangles out of your hair, or a child's hair, an expert hairstylist is here to help with tips on detangling hair in this free hair care video.
Trying to detangle a child's hair? Learn how to get tangles out with a brush in this free hair care video.
French braid hairstyles can be easier than you think! Learn how to divide the hair for French braiding in this free hair care video.
French braid hairstyles can be easier than you think! Learn how to do French braiding in this free hair care video.
French braid hairstyles can be easier than you think! Learn how to make loose French braids with help from an expert in this free hair care video.
Looking for simple, easy hairstyles? Learn how to make ponytails from an expert in this free hair care video.
Looking for simple, easy hairstyles for young girls? Learn how to make side ponytails with tips from an expert in this free hair care video.
Looking for fun, easy hairstyles for young girls? Learn how to make half-up half-down ponytails with tips from an expert in this free hair care video.
Updos are great hairstyles for formal occasions. Learn how to do updo hairstyles for young girls with expert tips in this free hair care video.
Updos are great hairstyles for formal occasions. Learn how to do formal updo hairstyles for young girls with expert tips in this free hair care video.
Looking for fun, pretty hairstyles? Learn how to make bun twist hairstyles with expert tips in this free hair care video.
Twist hairstyles are a great way to have fun with your hair. Get tips for working with twists in this free hair care video.
Looking for a classic, easy hairstyle? Learn how to make double side ponytails, or pigtails, with expert tips in this free hair care video
French braid hairstyles can be easier than you think! Learn how to do French braid variations with expert tips in this free hair care video.
Young girls love hair accessories. Learn all about some great accessories with expert tips in this free hair care video.
Hairstyles, for thousands of years, have been used to signify many things including economic status, social hierarchy, power, war, and beauty. Over the twentieth century many different actresses and performers including Audry Hepburn, Melanie Griffith, Madonna, and Jennifer Aniston have popularized different hairstyles. Today there are a vast array of hairstyles many communicating a certain idea. Some styles include French braids, flip, high updo, split hair, twist bun, and the pony tail. Until the twentieth century women would never be seen in public with a pony tail; today women wear the pony tail commonly in public places, work, and when competing in sporting events as it is a practical means to keeping hair out of the face. The French braid is a more elaborate hairstyle that is created by braiding the hair from the crown of the head down the back of the head. These styles among others are perfect for young girls and can be learned and fashioned at home or almost anywhere you may be.
In this free online video series learn to create hairstyles from expert professional hair designer Liz Muller as she demonstrates how to fashion the French braid, flip, high up-do, split hairstyle, twist bun, and the pony tail.
Liz Muller Liz Muller is the owner of Liz's Hair Design in Hollywood, Florida. As a professional hair designer and color specialist since 1985, she is one of the top Internet gurus on hair care, consulting clients from all over the world. Muller also conducts her own workshops, traveling the world as an educator and hair-coloring expert.dkdk
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