Pin curls are having a resurgence, as far as retro looks go but not in the traditional 1930s-inspired manner.
Learn how to get pin curls at home
Pin curls are having a resurgence, as far as retro looks go but not in the traditional 1930s-inspired manner.
DIY pin curls
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You can say its been rebranded and modernised to look modern and trendy.
While spit curls are also a form of pin curls, they're actually worn purposefully shaped against the face and worn tightly pinned into a rolled shape.
You can also style them like a brushed-out roller set.
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Read on for DIY steps on achieving pin curls at home.
- Tip: flat-to-the-head pin curls will give you less volume, while pin curls that stand up straight from the scalp will give you more volume.
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