I've been wanting spin pins for forever, but as soon as I saw them at Target I was disappointed. $7?? For two large twisted bobby pins? Come on. So I debated, I picked them up and put them back many a time, until I finally just bought them.
My mother has had success with them and I have been loving my modern updo pin so I decided to go ahead and get them.
So glad I did! These pins are my new favorite toy! They hold my hair very well, and keep the shape of a bun much better than a hair tie and bobby pins do (in my hair at least).
Kind of hard to explain how it works with words, but basically you make a bun out of your hair and spin the pins in clockwise at the base of the bun, from opposite sides (my favorite part of the tool is how easily it comes out, all it takes is a few counter-clockwise spins and it's free).
For a better visualization, this video includes the spin pin until 0:25 seconds.
Oh I've been wanting to try these! Your hair looks great. Guess I'll have to squeeze in a Target run soon. :) xoxo
ReplyDeleteYou've just inspired me to get those. I have super thick hair and my old-fashioned bobby pins just don't cut it! x
ReplyDeleteoh wow thats cool, $7 is a bit much but if they work then why not! I got thick hair and when i put it in buns regular elastic and pins just won't work... so gotta get myself this!
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