Master this simple yet elegant chignon in just minutes with our foolproof tutorial! Perfect for those who struggle with updos ...

Create a stunning wedding-ready chignon in minutes with this foolproof updo tutorial! Perfect for brides, bridesmaids, or ...

Once done, slide your French pin into the bun at a side angle until it passes all the way through. If your hair is on the fine side, you'll also love this easy French twist by @laineymariebeauty ...

If you ask the French, claw clips are superseded by the French hair pin. They’re just what ... This is a two-for-one easy updo for fine hair. Do the braided bun first, and, as Friese advised ...

A mom bun, according to my lexicon ... whose hair just isn’t suited for use with this pin at all. My sister has thick, straight, fine hair—the kind that doesn’t hold a curl or crimp ...

“Type 1 hair can be fine or coarse ... twist it around the base of the ponytail to create a bun. Either fasten it with bobby pins that match your hair color, or use a second hair tie to keep ...

Kendall Jenner most recently debuted her honey-blonde hair, sharing snaps of her mid-length strands pulled into a messy bun with a cute ... That’s where French pins come in, as they are both ...

Messy, tousled hair ... bun, as seen below, you’ll want to pull the waves into a ponytail, while leaving your bangs or two face-framing pieces out. Next, loop your pony into a bun, and pin ...

For a classic twisted bun, start by sweeping your hair into a low ponytail. Next, twist your ponytail upwards two to four times (depending on how thick your hair is). Finally, grab your hair pin and ...

And it takes less than 10 seconds to use. Read more about the pin that transformed the mom bun—and how Hannah uses it to style her hair, from the “half-up hero” to the “French-twist fancy.” ...