#spin pins

[eunych-born-eunych]

@eat-the-witch that sounds interesting, thank you! (spin pins by goody)

[goodyhair]

Did you know 2 Goody Simple Styles Spin Pins are the equivalent of 40 bobby pins?

[professorwithoutacause]

My hair is doing its damnedest (huh...didn't know that was the proper spelling for that word) to overcome these spin pins. Must have been a tad damp last night.

[bfab11]

anneincolor lookit

[quicklikelight]

Just spent like, twenty minutes using spin pins to put my hair in mini-buns. Definitely a learning curve here, but I think once I figure out how they work with my (thick, slick-y, layered, crazy) hair, they are gonna be my favorite thing. Thanks bfab11 <3 <3

[deanwincherter]

Alright listen here you little shits.

These are called Spin Pins by Goody. They are one of the coolest hair products I've ever used. Basically you "twirl your hair up and spin the two Spin Pins in for a perfect undone bun, side bun or double bun!"

If you can't get the hang of them at first DON'T GIVE UP...it takes some practice to get used to them.

What's great about this product?????

they actually work!!

Unlike hair ties, these guys won't give you that ugly bump when you take your hair out. Actually if you do your hair with these when it's wet and let it dry when you have these in, it gives you a really nice wavy texture without a giant bump

They come in 2 colors. Gold-for lighter hair and brown- for darker hair.

They last forever!!!! These guys are metal so they don't break or get bent up too easily. (However if you get the gold, the paint will eventually wear off, that's the only downside)

They keep your hair secure. You might think by looking at them they won't do much but I swear to god they work so well! My hair doesn't fall out and I never have to fix them. I even wear them when I go to the gym and even while running my hair stays secure.

So this is what my hair looks like after I've put them in

You can do a lot of different things with them: pull your hair down to the side and make a side bun, you can do something really messy and undone or very polished and neat! It's totally up to you.

If you're interested in trying these you can get them at wal-mart, Giant, Kmart, pretty much any drugstore with a hair care section. They cost about $5-$7, depending on where you get them. I've also heard that you can get them at the dollar store, but a friend of mine got her set there and they felt kinda cheap, and more like they were made of plastic than metal. If you do decide to buy them I would just spend the $7, it may be more expensive but the better quality is worth it.

[marifela]

FOR SALE: GOODY SPIN PINS

Are you a goody girl? If you are, this offer is for you! 

I'm selling my Goody Spin Pins for only 400 pesos. Original price is 598 pesos. I've never used it, but the packaging is already opened. Negotiable price. 

If you're interested, just send me a tweet on @marifela. 

To know more about the Spin Pin, here's a video.

[theprettypost-blog]

Goody Spin Pins & The easiest Day-to-Night hair

Goody Spin Pins come in Blonde or Brunette.  available at Wal-Mart

What I love most about these two spirals is that they do not require a hair elastic.  Previously, when I took my hair out of a bun, I would be left with that awkward indentation.  The hair on the top of my head would be smooth and then *BUMP* followed by perfect beachy curls.  I remember thinking "If only that bump weren't there, this would be a great hairstyle".  Enter Spin Pins.  They hold hair without the elastic and therefore provide you with THE PERFECT effortless waves when you're ready to remove them.  Allow me to demonstrate:

Part your hair on the side and twist one section away from your face and down the side of your head.  As you do, continue to grab more hair into the twist until it reaches the nape of your neck.  Grab the rest of your hair and, twirling it in the same direction, roll it into a bun.  Secure this by screwing the pins through it in an X shape.  You can do this as tight or as loose as you feel comfortable.  I like to keep it slightly loose and romantic by pulling out pieces around my face.  I wear my hair to work in this style 90% of the time.  It's easy and, at the end of my work day, nothing feels better than to release the pins and know that all I need is a bit of hairspray and I'm ready for the evening:

Keeping the bun lower to my neck did decrease volume so, if you would like more body, bring the bun to the crown of your head.  

Have you screwed your hair recently?