Pin up, girl.
First things first:
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Remember that bobby pins are meant to be used with the wavy side facing your scalp — the ridges are there to grip your hair and lock everything in place.
1. For no-show pins, point the bobby pin in the opposite direction of the hair you’re pinning back.
Twist the pulled back section slightly, so that the pin has something to weave into. Find instructions for this quick tuck at Cosmo.
2. This works for pinning back braids too:
3. Or, you can ditch the no-show look entirely:
5. For a no-fuss way to tuck your bangs back, braid your crown and secure with two quick pins:
7. Or criss-cross your locks for a different take on half-up, half-down:
9. Use bobby pins to prop up your ponytail:
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All about that base. Learn how.
10. Get creative with a chevron-inspired design:
11. Or a geometric one:
12. Channel old Hollywood in three steps: pin, roll, and tuck:
13. Get your hair out of your face with a single pin:
16. Start your day with a sunrise ponytail:
Fair to say that this one might take more than a few minutes — but you can’t just ~rush a sunrise~, OK? Get the instructions.
18. Go minimalist with an easy waterfall braid + a single pin:
19. Or stack a dozen on top of each other for a beautifully bold look:
Amped up contrast FTW. More ideas at Refinery29.
21. Or better yet, DIY your own custom set:
Thank you, almost-empty nail polish bottles, for all that you have given us. Find more design inspiration here and here.
Bonus: A quick fix for all of those stretched out bobby pins you’ve got lying around? Pliers.
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