Philip Morghiz became a single father when his daughterEmma was one year old. Then he realized that he would now not only have to combine in one person and father and mother, but also to master the skills of educating the girl.
Philip Morghiz with daughter Emma Photo: facebook.com / philippe.morgeseWhen Emma's hair grew, they had to do something with them: they refused to cut their daughter, and in the usual way they became entangled and brought a lot of trouble both to the owner and to the father. Then Philip began to look on the Internet for different photo and video instructions, how to do hairstyles for girls. Started with a small dad - began to actively use hairpins. Then he mastered the art of weaving braids. Using the acquired skills, he began to create hairstyles, which not every mother will come up with. Needless to say, the daughter received a lot of compliments, and Dad - the admiration of other parents. So, after a while he became an expert in complex hairstyles.
Photo: facebook.com/philippe.morgese When other dads began to turn to him for advice, he decided that he simply had to share his experience with other dads. At a local beauty school, he arranged to teach hairstyling lessons, calling these courses "Dads and Daughters." The first (free!) Lesson was attended by seven fathers and daughters. Philip taught them how to do basic hairstyles: ponytails, buns and braids. The diligent dads, under the supervision of the master, did well. The courses became popular, and later Philip created a Facebook community for those interested:.
Photo: facebook.com/philippe.morgese Both Emma's dad and the courses themselves became very popular. But Morgis did not stop there either. Together with the site Babble.com, he made very useful videos, where he not only explains and shows in detail various hairstyles for girls, but also shares various life hacks, for example, how to comb long tangled hair. In general, a treasure trove not only for dads, but also for mothers and grandparents. The only important nuance is that you need to know English. So, dad shares life hacks on how to comb tangled hair: How to braid a Mermaid Tail braid: How to braid a Fishtail braid: Princess Leia was the inspiration for this hairstyle. By the way, we think that This is the perfect hairstyle for a first grader on September 1 and for a graduate on the last call! These hairstyles are sure to be mastered by any dad. Low ponytail, high ponytail and inverted ponytail: Finally, a rope braid. A versatile hairstyle for any occasion:
