You can create many ethnic girls hairstyles, black girls hairstyles with Sidewinders.   

 

 

Here’s a great fall hairstyle from

Goldilocksnme

 

Photo courtesy of Keyative Styles Blogspot

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“K” loves Sidewinders!

 

Yep.  She’s a cutie!  You can see the review on curlyhairdoideas.com!! 

Use Sidewinders to create colorful kids hairstyles, childrens hairstyles  

Photos courtesy of curlyandyoung.blogspot.com

 

Not all hairstyles have to take a lot of time.  Here’s a simple, yet pretty hairstyle done by one of our favorite blogs, Princesshairstyles.com

 

 

This photo helped the San Francisco Giants clench the World Series title!

 

Sheila sent these pictures of a cute hairstyle using 1″ Sidewinder Hairholders together with beads.  Love it!!!

 

Katherine used a 3″ hairholder instead of a barrette for this hairstyle. 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks, Kimra, for these great photos.

 

 

Thanks, keepmecurly.com for featuring Sidewinders!  Check out our “Video Gallery” page to watch demo videos on all three hairstyles shown above.

 

Be sure to take advantage of our great color selection to match your favorite outfit.

 Or support your school or favorite sports team by wearing their colors.

 

 

 

 

 

                       

Hair twists with some color.

 

Crown hairstyle with a bow to match

Thanks, beadsbraidsandbeyond.blogspot.com for these pictures and featuring us at your site.

Olivia sent us this pink and clear ponytail picture using Sidewinder Hairholders as an alternative to hair beads or cornrows with beads.   Since these braids are small, she used one bead at the end to secure the holders.  You can also see some videos she’s made, including a review about us, at her YouTube channel at TypeInLIV.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

THANKS, TREASURES FOR TOTS.BLOGSPOT.COM FOR FEATURING SIDEWINDER HAIRHOLDERS AT YOUR SITE!

 

THANKS, THEWRIGHTHAIR.BLOGSPOT.COM, FOR FEATURING SIDEWINDER HAIRHOLDERS AT YOUR SITE!  CUTE GIRLS HAIRSTYLE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Patrice sent these pictures.   She used Sidewinder Hairholders on braided hair instead of beads.    When you’re using the holders on very narrow braids, just secure the holder with one small bead.

 

DOUBLE THREE-INCH SIDEWINDER HAIR HOLDERS AS FEATURED AT PRINCESS HAIRSTYLES.COM:

CHECK OUT WHAT PRINCESS HAIRSTYLES.COM HAS TO SAY ABOUT US AND SOME OF THE HAIRSTYLES THEY’VE POSTED:

“I’m so excited about these fun new hair accessories! I don’t think I’ve seen anything quite like them before.

They’re called Sidewinder Hair Holders and my daughter and I are in love with them! We’ve actually gone a little nuts this past week or two trying them out with different hairstyles. They’re just so cute and different (and quick.)”

DOUBLE THREE-INCH SIDEWINDER HAIR HOLDERS:

“ For the hairstyle: Part out a square on top of her head first. Then part out a section in front and add the first elastic. Add the hair from the first section all the way back. Easy and quick! We added 2 sidewinders (mixing pink and clear) to the ponytail after.”

If you have very fine hair:  Sidewinder Hair Holders suggests you put an elastic at the bottom of the sidewinder, which works great.

“Or, we add some type of a braid to keep the sidewinder from slipping. I recycled the top of this hairdo and used those elastics two days in a row. Hey, school starts early!!”

 TIARA HAIRSTYLE:

“This hairdo is easy and quick! I didn’t even take step by step pics because I figured they aren’t needed.

I made 5 ponytails in the front, split the 3 middle ponies in half, added a 1-inch Sidewinder to each strand and combined them together in the back with 4 elastics.”

“The Sidewinders come in 2 pieces that are twisted together, so you can mix and match colors if you want to. You could either do everything the same color, or combine colors like we did here.

I love these because they look a lot like beads but are so much faster and easier to add!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sheila W. sent us this very colorful hairstyle.  Thanks!