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JenniferMD
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Wonderful instructions and beautiful outcome! I'm going to try this in a few weeks after I get my color. I'll be sure to let you know how everything comes out.
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renee_n_3000
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SouthernGirl, you and your pin curls are beautiful. It is very nice of you to put instructions in your album.
I do them once in a while, too, but I have to do them on dry hair because it takes an absurd amount of time for my hair to dry when it's down and much longer if I put it up.
I think it's great that your hair gets halfway dry in an hour and a half. Do you mind if I ask how long it takes your pin curls to dry after you've formed them?
I do them once in a while, too, but I have to do them on dry hair because it takes an absurd amount of time for my hair to dry when it's down and much longer if I put it up.
I think it's great that your hair gets halfway dry in an hour and a half. Do you mind if I ask how long it takes your pin curls to dry after you've formed them?
ScorpioLuv70
Doing it my way
Thanks so much for the step-by-step instructions, SG! This is exactly what I've been looking for as an alternative to rollersetting. I'm definitely going this try this on both mine and my daughter's hair. And ditto with the compliments -- your hair looks GREAT!
SouthernGirl
New Member
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renee_n_3000 said:
SouthernGirl, you and your pin curls are beautiful. It is very nice of you to put instructions in your album.
I do them once in a while, too, but I have to do them on dry hair because it takes an absurd amount of time for my hair to dry when it's down and much longer if I put it up.
I think it's great that your hair gets halfway dry in an hour and a half. Do you mind if I ask how long it takes your pin curls to dry after you've formed them?
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Thanks Renee
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Yes, it takes about 1 1/2 hours to partially dry before the knots go up, but then it takes another few hours before I can take them down. Roughly 3-4 because I re-spray them with a little conditioner or water after I secure them. This is why when I know I want this style, I get started either the night before (then the hair can be more wet when I do the knots) or early in the day (Saturday AM). From start to finish, you need about 5 or 6 hours if you don't want to use any heat.
SG
renee_n_3000 said:
SouthernGirl, you and your pin curls are beautiful. It is very nice of you to put instructions in your album.
I do them once in a while, too, but I have to do them on dry hair because it takes an absurd amount of time for my hair to dry when it's down and much longer if I put it up.
I think it's great that your hair gets halfway dry in an hour and a half. Do you mind if I ask how long it takes your pin curls to dry after you've formed them?
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Thanks Renee
Yes, it takes about 1 1/2 hours to partially dry before the knots go up, but then it takes another few hours before I can take them down. Roughly 3-4 because I re-spray them with a little conditioner or water after I secure them. This is why when I know I want this style, I get started either the night before (then the hair can be more wet when I do the knots) or early in the day (Saturday AM). From start to finish, you need about 5 or 6 hours if you don't want to use any heat.
SG
Pepperanne2
New Member
Beautiful!!! Thanks for the easy step by step. I will try it on my daughter this weekend!
renee_n_3000
Active Member
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SouthernGirl said:
Thanks Renee
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Yes, it takes about 1 1/2 hours to partially dry before the knots go up, but then it takes another few hours before I can take them down. Roughly 3-4 because I re-spray them with a little conditioner or water after I secure them. This is why when I know I want this style, I get started either the night before (then the hair can be more wet when I do the knots) or early in the day (Saturday AM). From start to finish, you need about 5 or 6 hours if you don't want to use any heat.
SG
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Thanks for this info, SG.
SouthernGirl said:
Thanks Renee
Yes, it takes about 1 1/2 hours to partially dry before the knots go up, but then it takes another few hours before I can take them down. Roughly 3-4 because I re-spray them with a little conditioner or water after I secure them. This is why when I know I want this style, I get started either the night before (then the hair can be more wet when I do the knots) or early in the day (Saturday AM). From start to finish, you need about 5 or 6 hours if you don't want to use any heat.
SG
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Thanks for this info, SG.
SouthernGirl
New Member
Anytime Renee!
shoelover1972
New Member
Great thanks SG for the info
. I did try this a few weeks ago when I first saw your lovely hair but it not come out right. Now that I have your detailed instructions I will try again.
SouthernGirl
New Member
You're welcome pradalover, and thanks for the compliment!!! Hope it works better this time. I'm keeping my fingers crossed
SG
SG
AngelicRose07
back from years of hiatus
now u know you look all pretty with those nice curls! im def adding this to my favorites!
AudraChanell
Well-Known Member
Wow, your hair looks beautiful! I think I wil try this one myself. Thanks for the how-2!
SouthernGirl
New Member
Thanks Weaveitup
, Audra
, and hiza
Love ya'll!!
SG
Love ya'll!!
SG
itismehmmkay
Well-Known Member
Gorgeous..........
........gorgeous. I am definitely using that in the future!
SouthernGirl
New Member
Thanks so much /images/graemlins/kiss.gif
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