French Twist

> I've been trying to do a french twist on my hair> without much success. My hair is thick and long (past> my butt). It seems like there is to much hair to tuck> in. Is it possible to do a french twist on hair as> long as mine? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.> ThanksTo Frustrated;Try this fix, go to a beauty supply store and buy some super long hair clips (the length should be about 6 inches or more.) comb and sweepyour hair back and secure slightly offcenter whichever way you desire, pin securely in place. Carefully comb through the length and hold out from the head, securing every 6-8 inches with a long clip, continue until you reach the ends. Start winding and forming the "twist" up the length removing the clips as you go. This will help you keep the 'flat combed' shape of the hair length, as you wind it up to the head. This will take a little practice. Do this with your hair almost dry and use a little Redken "GLASS" for a more polished look. You will find this easier if you sweep your hair over your right shoulder, forward, to comb flat and secure with the clips when it is this long and thick, after initially securing it with pins against your head. william

Considering the length of your hair, a french twist properly done would look awesome. I think updo's, french twist, buns, shell curls, etc, are very sexy. Would you post pictures of your long hair on the long hair site.I've been trying to do a french twist on my hair> without much success. My hair is thick and long (past> my butt). It seems like there is to much hair to tuck> in. Is it possible to do a french twist on hair as> long as mine? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.> Thanks