Trensas (Braids)

[Meztli]

Me estan albureando?? haha

[Suavecitita]

NO! Como crees?

[Meztli]

[PhiLLyMexican]

Originally Posted by Suavecitita

^just because you asked Philly.

The top half of the head is a French Braid. I added some flowers to make it look pretty. =)

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Nice but its hard to c. If i had long hair I would pay one of u chicks to do my hair. Is that your hair

Originally Posted by just tru

I can french braid, but I can't do a one on myself, just can't, so my mommy or my sis-in-law does it for me.
I don't wear it that way often, but I think it's cute.

Aww. How cute

[Suavecitita]

What do you mean it's hard to see? I can see it fine on my end. That's my daughter's hair.

[PhiLLyMexican]

Originally Posted by Suavecitita

What do you mean it's hard to see? I can see it fine on my end. That's my daughter's hair.

Pic is small. Nice braids though from what i can tell. I remember braids got real big for guys around the time iverson started sportin them in the nba

[Suavecitita]

Thanks. =)

[PhiLLyMexican]

Dale gracias a tus manos

[Suavecitita]

[PhiLLyMexican]

[Suavecitita]

[Jul10]

I love how trenzas look in most women, specially the indita style.

[Gh0sT213]

Originally Posted by Jul10

I love how trenzas look in most women, specially the indita style.

I love women with trenzas. There is just something that makes me sigh

[Suavecitita]

^awww....

Here's the full head French Braid.

[PhiLLyMexican]

Y do they call it french braid. U hardly c french woman with that style

[Suavecitita]

That's a good question, Philly. I guess we'd have to do some research on that, don't we?

[PhiLLyMexican]

Yo pienso

[Suavecitita]

piensas que si o no. Either way, here's the definition I found.

So here is what the Oxford English Dicitionary had to say on French braid:

French braid(ing) noun (1939), verb (1979): Chiefly U.S. A type of plait in the hair made by interweaving three relatively thin strands, starting from close to the scalp, then adding more hair into the plait from either side with each subsequent interweaving. Cf. French plait. [[Note: French braid is also a type of ornate woven fabric (1849) used for trimming. It was also, especially in early use, a hat made or trimmed with this fabric. In later use it was a fabric or trimming in the pattern of a French braid for the hair. It is not clear if the earlier woven fabric is related or gave the name to the hairstyle, but the hairstyle was earlier called French plaits (1871)

[Suavecitita]

Originally Posted by Jul10

I love how trenzas look in most women, specially the indita style.

Love her outfit!

[Jul10]

Originally Posted by Suavecitita

Love her outfit!

And those bullet holders are great for carrying your pencils.

[Suavecitita]

You know, I didn't even see that they were pencils.

[PhiLLyMexican]

Originally Posted by Suavecitita

piensas que si o no. Either way, here's the definition I found.

So here is what the Oxford English Dicitionary had to say on French braid:

French braid(ing) noun (1939), verb (1979): Chiefly U.S. A type of plait in the hair made by interweaving three relatively thin strands, starting from close to the scalp, then adding more hair into the plait from either side with each subsequent interweaving. Cf. French plait. [[Note: French braid is also a type of ornate woven fabric (1849) used for trimming. It was also, especially in early use, a hat made or trimmed with this fabric. In later use it was a fabric or trimming in the pattern of a French braid for the hair. It is not clear if the earlier woven fabric is related or gave the name to the hairstyle, but the hairstyle was earlier called French plaits (1871)

Thanks for the hook up.

[FreedomNow]

when i had my long hair i'd put it in two braids...

[xicanachick]

I did my hair in braids last night

[Suavecitita]

I learned how to do this type of braid..=)