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"  Turn the pages to find easy-to-follow instructions to create cute floral hairstyles! Step 1  Part your hair on the left side and wrap two-inch pieces of hair around a large-barreled curling iron to create loose waves all over. Step 2  Start a three-inch wide braid at your part and continue braiding down the length of your hair, leaving the ends out. Secure the braid with an elastic band. Step3  Pin a flower onto the top of the braid. The flower should be directly opposite of your part. Step 1  Use a comb to separate a three-inch section of hair just above and in front of your ear. Step 2  Clip back the rest of your hair and flat iron the 3-inch section. Step 3  Take out the clip and secure your hair with the flower clip instead. Place it just below your ear. Step 1 Part your hair in the center. Use a one-inch curling iron to create one-inch ringlets all over your head, then finger comb the ringlets to relax them. Step 2 Wrap a one-inch, neutral-colored ribbon around your forehead and tie it in the back of your head. Make sure a couple of face-framing pieces of hair go over the ribbon. Step 3 Clip a matching flower onto the ribbon on the right side of your head. Step 1  Use a rattail comb to tease a couple two to four-inch sections of hair along the crown of your head to create volume. Step 2  Gather your hair into a low, loose ponytail (making sure there is hair covering the area you teased) and secure it with an elastic band at the nape of your neck. Step 3  Clip a flower onto the elastic, placing it slightly off center so you can see it from the back and the front. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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