How to Use Spin Pins for Curly Hair?

Spin pins are a fantastic way to create updos for curly hair quickly and easily. Here's how you can use them:

Creating a Bun with Spin Pins

Gather the hair: Start by gathering your curly hair into the desired position for your bun, whether it's high, low, or to the side.
Twist and roll: Take the bottom section of your curls. Twist this section of hair towards your face to add some tightness and help with the bun's stability. Then, roll the twisted section upwards, creating the bun shape.
Insert the first spin pin: Hold the bun in place and insert a spin pin at the base of the bun, angling it downwards into the hair. Rotate the pin clockwise as you push it in, embedding it into the bun and securing it to your scalp.
Add a second spin pin: Take a second spin pin and insert it on the opposite side of the bun, also angling it downwards and rotating clockwise. This will provide additional support and stability.

Use enough pins: Depending on the thickness and length of your hair, you may need more than two spin pins. Start with two and add more as needed until the bun feels secure.
Consider hair thickness: For very thick curly hair, divide the hair into smaller sections before twisting and rolling into a bun. This will make it easier to secure with spin pins.
Camouflage the pins: You can easily hide the spin pins by pushing them in deep enough or by strategically placing them underneath curls.
Experiment with different styles: Once you're comfortable with the basic bun, try other updo styles like French twists or chignons.

Easy to Use: Spin pins are much easier to use than traditional bobby pins, especially for curly hair.
Secure Hold: They provide a strong and secure hold without the need for many pins.
Damage-Free: When used correctly, spin pins are less likely to cause damage or breakage to your curly hair compared to bobby pins.

By following these steps and tips, you can effortlessly create stunning updos for your curly hair using spin pins.