I did two-strand twists all over. Then, I pinned them up in the back and on the sides. I used flexirods to curl the top twists. At night, I put the flexirods in. In the morning, I just take the flexirods out, fluff, and go! It’s an easy, protective style. And, it beats fighting the humidity this time of year. This is me on Day 2.
Below, is me on Day 6. I took the twists, on the top, apart and added some cute pins on each side – done! The curl definition of the twist-out is great, probably because the twists were so small. I may go one more week with this style. I like it, and it’s perfect for workout days, too!
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These twist are lovely on you! I always wished I could wear my twist out but I have fine hair so they don’t look nearly as full and a lot of my scalp shows. I just don’t think it looks good. That last pinup style was very cute as well. And thanks for sharing my article with your readers as well.
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You are more than welcome! Thank you so much for your feedback! My hair is fine as well, and there are tricks to covering up the scalp, like using a pick to lift up the roots without bringing it all the way through to the ends. It happens to me all the time. I think you can do it. I have 4C hair, and it’s taken me more than a year to understand what works and what doesn’t. And, as your hair gets longer, the fuller it will become and the more styling options you will have.
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