sugrcooki
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Quote: Originally Posted by Piarpreet
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my hair is 35 in long and I need ideas for new hair styles.
1) I went to mall and i saw this hair pin stand all swarovki kinda rhinestones (all malll has one of these super tacky stands) and I missed out on getting a 2-prong long hair stick to create 2 hair styles the lady taught me but my friend rushed me out... where can I buy such sticks/pins? I searched on ebay but they are all 6cm /2.5in tal which is TINY for my hair... like no friggin way.
I always see hair sticks/pins at the asian supermarket. However, there's something that might work even better for your length of hair...have you tried Spin Pins? They're from Goody, and they are great! My hair used to be mid-thigh, but I cut it and now it's down to my hips. However long, spin pins work wonderfully. They look funny, but will hold your hair very securely. It's the only accessory that will actually hold my hair up all day and even when I workout. Seriously. Not enough long-haired women know of these little funny-looking pins...
I just about always wear my hair up and this is my everyday 'do:
1. Tie your hair back into a high ponytail with your scrunci or maybe something smaller.
2. Twist your hair like you're going to wrap it into a bun, but keep an opening in the inside, like you're going to tie a knot with your hair.
3. Basically, tie your entire pony tail into a knot. I wrap my hair around 2 or 2 1/2 times before I pull it through the loops.
4. When you pull your hair through, it will look like a regular pony tail coming out of the center of a bun.
5. Adjust the position of the knot so it's comfortable, then secure it with 2 spin pins.
I like this style because it's so easy to do, super low maintenance, and it's a subtle way to keep my long hair low-key. Most people don't even realize that it's so long, but my hair is also not that thick, either, so easy to disguise it this way...not sure if that's what you're looking for.
You could tuck the ends in under the knot, too.
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my hair is 35 in long and I need ideas for new hair styles.
1) I went to mall and i saw this hair pin stand all swarovki kinda rhinestones (all malll has one of these super tacky stands) and I missed out on getting a 2-prong long hair stick to create 2 hair styles the lady taught me but my friend rushed me out... where can I buy such sticks/pins? I searched on ebay but they are all 6cm /2.5in tal which is TINY for my hair... like no friggin way.
I always see hair sticks/pins at the asian supermarket. However, there's something that might work even better for your length of hair...have you tried Spin Pins? They're from Goody, and they are great! My hair used to be mid-thigh, but I cut it and now it's down to my hips. However long, spin pins work wonderfully. They look funny, but will hold your hair very securely. It's the only accessory that will actually hold my hair up all day and even when I workout. Seriously. Not enough long-haired women know of these little funny-looking pins...
I just about always wear my hair up and this is my everyday 'do:
1. Tie your hair back into a high ponytail with your scrunci or maybe something smaller.
2. Twist your hair like you're going to wrap it into a bun, but keep an opening in the inside, like you're going to tie a knot with your hair.
3. Basically, tie your entire pony tail into a knot. I wrap my hair around 2 or 2 1/2 times before I pull it through the loops.
4. When you pull your hair through, it will look like a regular pony tail coming out of the center of a bun.
5. Adjust the position of the knot so it's comfortable, then secure it with 2 spin pins.
I like this style because it's so easy to do, super low maintenance, and it's a subtle way to keep my long hair low-key. Most people don't even realize that it's so long, but my hair is also not that thick, either, so easy to disguise it this way...not sure if that's what you're looking for.
You could tuck the ends in under the knot, too.