How to Use a Spin Pin

From Anne Fritz, former About.com Guide

Here's how my chignon looked — it only took two minutes to create. I didn't need any extra bobby pins and it stayed in place all day long!

A few tips to remember:

• If your hair is fine or you just washed it, spritz in a texturizing product.
• You do not need a ponytail holder or any extra pins or accessories to create this easy updo.
• To create a French twist style, arrange your bun vertically and twist pins in.
• To create a side bun, start with your ponytail on the side.
• Twist pins in clockwise. Remove them counterclockwise.
• Do not interlock the pins.
• Your updo doesn't have to be perfect. A few loose tendrils in the front or back make it more stylish.

The Goody Spin Pin is available online and at drugstores nationwide.

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• The Goody Spin Pin
• Gather Hair into a Ponytail
• Twist Hair Into a Bun
• Insert the First Pin
• Insert the Second Spin Pin
• The Finished Spin Pin Updo

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