Hair style tutorial: French roll twist and pin how to

Hair style tutorial: French roll twist and pin how to

French rolls were a huge trend on the red carpet so far this season and here’s a twist & pin version I’ve been wearing for a while. 

I love this hairstyle for when I don’t have time to blowdry my hair. It’s easy to do in wet hair and means my hair dries smoothly with a nice wave through it. This is another fabulous hairstyle for after the gym in the morning as a great work hairstyle. 

This is my third day hair after a brilliant style by the Follicle Oracle so this is also great hairstyle to hide the kinks and get another wear out of your straight hair.

Hair product tips

• Starting with wet hair? Run some Moroccan Oil through your hair from midlenths to your ends.
• If your hair is a little dry you may want to use a serum to smooth down any flyaways.

Step by step

1. Pin back your fringe, or the front section of your hair. I like a little bit of height but not too much of a bump.
2. Taking a section from each side of your hairline and bring together into a twist at the back of your head.
3. Twist the section around your finger and pin into a small bun
4. Repeat steps 2 & 3 until all your hair is twisted and pinned into a line.

 

Hair style tutorial

hair style for women, tutorial: Hair product tips

Hair product tips

• Starting with wet hair? Run some Moroccan Oil through your hair from midlenths to your ends.
• If your hair is a little dry you may want to use a serum to smooth down any flyaways.
• A spritz of hairspray will make it last all day.

 

Step by step

1. Part your hair on the side.
2. Take a small section of hair at the left behind your ear and twist and pin on your neckline.
3. Do the same twist and pin behind your right ear and pin on your neckline.
4. Then separate the rest of your hair into equal sections and repeat, twisting into little buns and pinning on the nape of your neck.

hair style for women, tutorial: Hair product tips