Sentences with phrase «bobby pins from»

They produced hardware necklaces by, for example, attaching paper clips to a sink strainer, which in turn was linked by two paper clips to a key chain or hanging bobby pins from a metal - plated ball - link chain.

I wrapped the elastic band twice and then removed the bobby pins from the ends of the braids.

She walked to the rear door and took out a bobby pin from her pocket.

Not exact matches

If your braid feels a little too loose you can tighten it adding bobby pins in the center starting from the bottom and pushing them upwards.

Place your right braid across the back of your head and secure it with bobby pins under some loose hair near your left ear to hide the pins from view.

Roll one braid into a flat bun and secure it to your head by inserting bobby pins into it from all directions.

All you need is a headband or chained bobby pin (like this one from Arrojo x Epona Valley, some gel (to lay those edges), and maybe another clip or bobby pin to stunt on»em.

Wrap the fishtail braid around the base of your ponytail and secure it with bobby pins to hide the hair elastic from view.

Now take this braid, wrap it around the base of your ponytail to hide the hair elastic from view, and secure it with a bobby pin under your ponytail.

Secure the braid at the back of your head with some bobby pins and flip some hair over them to hide them from view.

Roll this twisted ponytail into a messy low bun and secure it by inserting bobby pins into it from all directions.

Secure this bun to your head by pushing bobby pins into it from all directions.

From the old Levi's 501s, the «going out» top, the scarf belt and bobby - pinned hair, this look is so Carrie!

Twist and roll the ponytail into a low messy bun and secure it to your head by inserting bobby pins into it from all sides.

To further secure the bun, insert some bobby pins into it wherever you feel it is loose and most likely to open up from.

Then take the remaining «tail» from the section of hair just pinned with an additional section of hair, creating one section of hair, twist and bring it the opposite side and pin securely with bobby pins directly under the previous twist.

«Pull sections from each side and wrap vertically up the back of your head, securing hair with bobby pins.»

After parting your hair into a deep side part, use two bobby pins to push the front pieces back and away from your face.

All you have to do is to simply comb your hair and then take the front portion of your hair from above the ears and pull them in the middle and secure with it with the help of bobby pins.

With your narrow piece of felt, from step 1, start underneath where you want your ponytail to rest and wrap the felt around your hair twice and secure underneath with two bobby - pins (through the underside of the felt and into the ponytail).

Lauren and Vanessa say to cornrow a small section from the back, working your way to your front hairline, where you'll want to split the braid into two sections, and use bobby pins to secure the ends in place on either side of your head.

On the fingers you skipped with the Pinkerton polka dots, use the same bobby pin method from Step 3 with Velouria.

I made 1 braid from hair underneath the crown part on each side of my head, then I bobby pinned each braid into place on the opposite side of my head.

Then for hair, I just took two strands from the front and pinned it at the back of my head, criss - crossing the bobby pins.

After making the tail from back hair; backcomb the front hair you parted and use bobby pins to pin them near your elastic of ponytail.

After you spritz a little dry shampoo to revive your texture, use anything from fancy bobby pins to a vintage barrette to pin back the front of your hair.

He then brushed hair «from the side part, all the way over,» before planting a bobby pin above the arch of the brow.

Then just grab a 1» section from one side, looping it around and over and pinning in to place with a bobby pin.

Spritz some bold control hairspray to set the teased hair section and tuck in a couple of bobby pins to prevent the bouffant from budging.

You can read such a sensibility in exquisite collages by Ruth Asawa and Trude Guermonprez; in the abstract photographs of Josef Breitenbach; in a detail - crazed tapestry of a painting by the future mail - artist Ray Johnson; and in a line of regal jewelry assembled by Anni Albers and Alexander Reed from bobby pins, paper clips and wine corks.