Here is a close up shot.
Basically you twirl your hair into and bun and then "screw" these in. One through the top - one through the bottom. They go in really easily. And then the bun is pretty much set like concrete.This is my hair 12 hours after (and no make up.)
Let me add: Today I went shopping and tried on many clothes. Bun survived. Went to the water park. Spent half the time on the lazy river and half the time with my hair squished against a lounge chair. Bun survived.
Lastly, it was a HOT HOT HUMID day. You can see that the bun held. (Although some of my shorter layers did not fair as well. What can I say, it was a long day.)Highly highly recommend.
7 comments:
Oh my gosh. Today I was stuffing about 700 bobby pins in an attempt to keep mine in place.
Need this.
Love it! Brilliant idea. Thanks.
I think your illustration from lunch was pretty spot on. :)
Thanks for sharing as usual!
Sweet!
Love the new blog look, btw. :)
p.s.
just bought some. at target. love them.
Ran out and bought it right away (except I accidentally bought blonde-- didn't know it was color specific).
It usually quite the engineering feat to get ALL of my hair to stay in a bun-- consisting of multiple clamps and hundreds of bobby pins and hairbands. This just might revolutionize my summer! Thanks for the heads-up.
haha. sorry, that was me that bought the last two at target a few days ago! great minds think alike!
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