Lady Gaga creates some crazy looks, and most of them aren't appropriate for everyday. But, this adorable little hairbow is perfect for even the most demure of girls!
In this tutorial, learn how to create a mini version of Lady Gaga's bow with your own hair. It's actually much easier than you would think and takes less than five minutes in front of the mirror. Have fun with it!
How To: Create a Lady Gaga style mini hairbow
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1 Comment
omg that looks so easy! im going to dig out some clips and try it tonight, thanks muchly =] xx
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