UPDATE: The 30 Days of Twist & Pin Hairstyles is here and it’s a bestseller!
Day 26 – High Twist and Pin bun hairstyle
If you can put your hair in a ponytail, you can do this style.
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i LOVE this… it is so beautiful!
This is absolutely stunning and unique. I may have to try this for work!
Love all of the hairstyles you've created! Look lovely 🙂
Are the instructions to these going to just be in the ebook?
@The Procrastinator – Will do! I cringe at how bad those old photos are!
The 30 Days of Twist & Pin Hairstyles ebook with all the instructions will be available from 1 June!
Christina @ Hair Romance
Love this one very much!
would you be able to post a more detailed how-to on your twist and pin method? I read your first post about it, but I'm still a little lost/incapable =P thanks!