For the longest time putting my hair up into any form of bun was the hardest thing. Based on how much hair I had and how fine it was it just never held. That was until I discovered Goody Spin Pins. These pins come in two different sizes and are used much like a bobby pin would be. Below I show you a few different hairstyles using the spin pins.

1. Half Up, Half Down

Step 1: Backcomb your hair gently to create volume in the crown area of your head Step 2: Section your hair above the ear on either side and join in the back Step 3: Twist the hair together until it creates a small bun flat against your head Step 4: Twist 2-3 of the small spin pins into your bun on either side

 2. Half Up Top Knot 

Step 1: Section your hair right up from the peak of your eyebrows Step 2: Comb the section back to hide the part in your hair Step 3: Backcomb the top section to create volume so the hair is not flat against your head Step 4: Twist the hair until it creates a bun on the top of your head and secure with the small spin pins

3. Fancy Low Bun    

Step 1: Backcomb your hair in the crown area to create volume Step 2: Pull all of the hair back towards the nape of your neck Step 3: Twist the hair into a bun flat against your head 4. Twist a large pin into either side of your bun until it feels secure against your head. Feel free to pull some pieces out at the front to help from your face (this also helps to create a messier look).

4. Classic Top Knot

Step 1: Comb all of your hair to the top of your head making sure that there are no loose pieces Step 2: Tightly twist the hair into a bun on the top of your head Step 3: Make sure that all stray pieces are tucked in Step 4: Twist a large pin into either side of your bun making sure it is secure

 

       Scarf: H&M

       Watch: Walmart

       Top: H&M

   Leggings: Lululemon

   Boots: Aldo