- Start with wet or dry hair, and part hair from ear to ear to divide into 2 sections (one in front, one in back)
- Take back section of hair and create individual twists (I usually do about 9 twists in the back, 3 rows of 3)
- Take front section of hair and part into 3 sections of equal size. Part from your forehead straight back to the first ear-to-ear part you did.
- Take the front right (or whichever side you like to wear your hair) section and make 3 small flat twists going back towards the middle of your head.
- Take the front left section and make 3 small horizontal flat twists going down to the side of your face.
- Take the middle section and make 3 small flat twists going to the left and laying over the twists you made with the left section of hair (It should look like two layers of twists).
- Roll the ends of each twist using your roller of choice ( I use small perm rods).
- When you are ready to style, remove all the rollers and untwist your whole head.
You can stop here and rock a twist-out. At this point, my hair looks like this:
To create the pin-up, keep reading:
- Take the hair from the back half of your head and loosely pin it up using bobby pins or side combs.
- Take the hair from the front right section and pin back so the curls sit at the top of your head.
- Fluff the remaining hair out in the front and pull towards your face to make a bang. You're Ready to Go!
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