How to use the hairpin?

1, comb your hair first and grasp it with your hands.

2. Twist your hair clockwise to the right and try to tighten it.

3, twist into a circle, and finally the tail is down.

4. Insert the hair from the right side of the hair from right to left, stir up part of the hair, and then wear it out. Try to stir up more hair.

5. Turn the hairpin upward, cross the previously twisted circle, in the upper left corner, turn the hairpin downward, and then insert it into the hair. The picture below can be seen more clearly. Turn the hairpin and insert the hair, from top to bottom, from left to right.

Style 2:

1, comb your hair into a ponytail first, and then clamp it tightly. Don't fix it with a rubber band.

2, twist your head to one side, then your right hand must be clenched.

3. Continue to twist your hair in one direction to make it round.

4. Hide the braids in the bun, and at the same time, you can rotate the bun to the right position. Generally speaking, the thickest part of the bun is located in the upper part rather than the place where the hairpin is inserted.

5. Insert the hairpin diagonally from below. Style 3: Pan-head method has no hairpins.

1, ibid. Grasp your hair in a ponytail and don't fix it with any hair rope.

2. Wrap your hair in a circle.

3. Then pull the remaining hair out of the bun like a knot.

4. Hold the bun with one hand and tighten the remaining hair with the other hand to make it stronger.

Style 4:

1. First, clip the hair on it with a hairpin.

2. Grab all the hair and twist it in one direction. When it is twisted to the upper position, adjust the hairpin so that it is straight in the direction of the tree and the opening is broken down.

3. Continue to wrap the hair around the hairpin and keep the direction of the hairpin.

4. The tip of the hair can be hidden in the bun. If the hair is shorter, it can be fixed in the bun with a small hairpin.

Style 5:

1, first roll up the hair on it by hand.

2. Grab all the hair and twist it in one direction.

Keep your hair between your two fingers and three fingers. There may be too many fingers in the photo. Watch your left hand. Three fingers have a ring and two fingers are hidden behind your hair.

4. Winding 2 refers to a circle. The tail of this picture has been circled by 2 fingers, and it is ready to go around the second circle from a bigger point. (Note: You don't need to twist your hair. )

5. Around the second lap, the left thumb is pressed at the end of the hair.

6. The hairpin goes through the ring worn on two fingers from top to bottom.

7. Pass the hair clasp horizontally to the left, go deep into the scalp first, and then drill out from the front of a lock of hair on the left. This step should be difficult! Be careful not to hurt yourself!

The lock of hair I wear is: a lock of hair that has just been curled, just a lock, I don't know how to describe it! It's hard to describe! (Press: I think it's just to insert it through the curly hair, pick one and pinch it, and the other one should be pressed under the hairpin)

8. The green picture shows that the hairpin mentioned in the previous step passes through the hair, and it is finished!

Style 6: Pan-head method has no hairpins.

1. Tie your hair into a ponytail and put the hair clasp above the ponytail. Don't pick your hair, just put it on!

2. Pick up the hair ends, from top to bottom, and wrap the hairpins from outside to inside. Green is the hairpin, and orange is the hair.

3. Make another turn in the same way as the second step. The number is the number of laps, and then draw the position of the beginning and the end. The hair tail is on the inside of the hair clasp, and the direction is downward. If the hair is not long enough, it can be omitted. But it's best to go around twice, which is both beautiful and strong.

4, this step needs a little effort, and it hurts a little at first! Bear with it first!

The picture shows the three directions of the hair clasp:

(1) is the direction of the hair clasp when going up several steps.

(2) This step should be hard, and the tip of the hair will turn from the top of the hair (from left to right, of course) to the hair I drew. The hair is on the left and the tip is on the right.

(3) Poke the tip of the hair clasp on the scalp (hehe, be careful to poke the hole), just like my photo.

5. This step is similar to the seventh step of the first method. Also stick your hair on your head and wear it to the left. There will also be a lock of hair on the left, which is the bad kind I described last time.

6. The hairpin is pressed against a lock of hair (of course, the hair is down and the hairpin is up). It's over.

Style 7:

Finished product drawing

1, comb your hair first. If your hair is slippery, you can spray some water a little. Grab it with a ponytail.

2. The other hand also holds the hair and turns in one direction.

3, turn hard, turn a few times more, to this state.

4. Turn the hair end to the middle.

5. After turning into a ball, turn the second half of the ball over.

6. Hold the hair clips with your left hand and insert them into the hair clips with your right hand.

7. Then insert it into your hair in reverse.

8. Insert the hairpin into your hair. You must tie up your hair to look good.

Style 8:

1. Tie a low ponytail at the lower left of the back of the head. Hold it in your hand. A little to the left, not too high.

2. The right hand started to grasp the ponytail just now, starting from the green place. Turn counterclockwise, from bottom to top, and apply force until there is about a palm-length hair tail left. As shown in blue. Turn it up when editing. Until the red position is indicated.

3. Then take a longer hairpin. Start from the right. Stir up a little hair, no more, no less This is a fixed main function. Over the tip of the hair, through the thick hair that has just been coiled. Success!