Have you heard of the Spin Pin?
Are you picturing a fidget spinner?
Well, stop, because what we’re about to tell you will change your on-the-go hairdo forever.
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Now, what is it exactly, and is it really life-changing?
(Maybe, if you’re the bang out of person to press snooze one too many times.)
Read on to learn how to use the Spin Pin correctly.
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We’ve included a guidedvisual for extra help.
Below, peep a handy chignon tutorial for an effortless, and simple style.
For a traditional bun, gather hair at the nape of your neck.
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You donotneed to use a ponytail holder.
Insert the First Pin
Insert the first Spin Pin by twisting it into your bun or chignon.
Twist it in clockwise.
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To remove the Spin Pin, twist counterclockwise.
Again, it should twist in easily and goes in clockwise.
Donotinterlock the two Spin Pins as this can cause hair to tangle.
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I didn’t need any extra bobby pins, and it stayed in place all day long!
A few tips to remember:
The Goody Spin Pin is available online and at drugstores nationwide.
Photo © Leopold Linval
