Based on the provided excerpt, using curling pins involves placing your hair between the sponge and the roller of the pin. Here's a slightly more detailed breakdown, assuming typical curling pin usage:
- Prepare your hair: While not explicitly stated in the provided text, it's implied that your hair should be damp or slightly wet for the curls to set properly. You might also want to use a setting lotion or mousse.
- Section your hair: Divide your hair into manageable sections depending on the desired size of the curls.
- Position the pin: As the video excerpt notes, "...you have to put it between the sponge and the roller." This suggests the hair is wound around the roller, with the sponge potentially providing cushioning and grip.
- Roll and secure: Roll the hair section around the roller, from the ends up to the scalp.
- Practice is key: The excerpt mentions that using curling pins "...takes a little practice." So, don't be discouraged if your first attempts aren't perfect.
- Setting time: Allow the hair to dry completely with the pins in place. This may take several hours or overnight.
- Remove carefully: Gently unroll each pin to avoid disturbing the curls.
- Style: Once all the pins are removed, style your hair as desired. You can use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to separate the curls and add volume. Hairspray can help maintain the style.
It is important to remember the excerpt is limited and complete instruction would likely include dampening the hair first and using product.
