Sorry this picture is so dark. If you click on it and make it bigger, you can see the parting much better. This is just a variation of what you can do with a zig zag part. You'll need several elastics for this, and a rat tail comb would be useful.
Get hair damp, and part in zig zag, in even sections. The easiest way to do a part like this is to do one splice at a time. Comb the hair away from the part on either side, proceed on. This will help keep the hair in their proper sections, as well as having the hair thoroughly damp.
After it's parted down, I section from each point down, and comb remaining hair away from part.
On this, I alternated each section between a pull through pony and a regular pony. This is a pull through.
To do a pull through, secure a regular ponytail. Take the end of a rat tail comb and divide pony in the middle. Wiggle it to separate hair enough for you to easily pull hair through, and fold pony end over top and pull through.
After hair is pulled through, split pony in two and pull to tighten.
This is what the pattern looks like that I did, keeping the parting going at each point. Do other side the same, and I finished here with simple ponytails. My girl's hair is curly enough that when it's wet, I can curl it around into ringlets and I spray with hairspray. You can curl ponys or braid or twist--whatever you have time for. Again sorry it's so dark. Enlarge to see detail better.
Sorry this picture is so dark. If you click on it and make it bigger, you can see the parting much better. This is just a variation of what you can do with a zig zag part. You'll need several elastics for this, and a rat tail comb would be useful.
Get hair damp, and part in zig zag, in even sections. The easiest way to do a part like this is to do one splice at a time. Comb the hair away from the part on either side, proceed on. This will help keep the hair in their proper sections, as well as having the hair thoroughly damp.
After it's parted down, I section from each point down, and comb remaining hair away from part.
On this, I alternated each section between a pull through pony and a regular pony. This is a pull through.
To do a pull through, secure a regular ponytail. Take the end of a rat tail comb and divide pony in the middle. Wiggle it to separate hair enough for you to easily pull hair through, and fold pony end over top and pull through.
After hair is pulled through, split pony in two and pull to tighten.
This is what the pattern looks like that I did, keeping the parting going at each point. Do other side the same, and I finished here with simple ponytails. My girl's hair is curly enough that when it's wet, I can curl it around into ringlets and I spray with hairspray. You can curl ponys or braid or twist--whatever you have time for. Again sorry it's so dark. Enlarge to see detail better.
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