Pin Curl Waves For Long Hair - Heatless Vintage Hair Tutorial

Hi everyone Today, I'm going to show you how I pin curl my hair in a vintage inspired way.. So if you'd like to re-create these waves that I'm showing off here, please follow along I'm going to start this on dry, just freshly washed hair that I air dried., I'm gon na be needing a brush. My homemade setting lotion and a combination of hair clips and bobby pins.. Finally, I'm going to be using a hair tie to section off pieces of my hair. First, I section off all the hair behind my ears and tie it off to keep it out of the way. While I work on the front section., I'm mostly gon na be section on the go, but basically we are going to create rows all around our head and divide those rows into little squares of hair that we are going to pin curl under. After I tied it Off I clean my side-part up and clip the smaller side -section out of the way.. We are now ready to create our first row on our top section., I'm going to be using two finger to measure out the thickness of my rows. This way, it's easier for me to keep all my rows the same size. After sectioning off the first row. I clip the hair underneath it away.. This is what I meant when I said I was going to be sectioning on the go.. Now, starting from the back off the row, I'm section off my first square.. Let'S make our first standing, pin curl., I'm spraying my section down with setting lotion and then brushing it through evenly to coat the strand and brush the hair flat kind of like a ribbon.. Then I over-direct the hair, and I put it in between my middle finger and index finger to keep my hair as flat as possible.. I slide my hair between my fingers, keeping my hair flat until I'm about 2/3 of the way down.. I then wrap the remaining hair around my finger, making sure to NOT twist the ends and also keep it flat.. Finally, I slide the curl off my fingers tucking in the ends, as I do so, and roll up the rest of the strand of hair., I'm carefull to keep the hair as flat as possible and keep with the little circle shape. I created. You want to be able to look through your pincurl.. Finally, I roll op, the curl against my head. The over-direction should make it easy for the curl to rest on it's own base., And then I use a clip to keep it in place.. I'M creating two more pin curls for this row., So I am sectioning off the next piece of hair and repeating this whole procces. Spray brush overdirect wrap around your finger slide it off and roll the rest of the way. Pin in place and on to the next Section. Most of the curls are going to be set this way as a standing pin curl. Next, I'm sectioning off the second row. Once again, starting from the back and working my way to the front., I'm curling all the pieces of hair, just like I did with The first row. Now be carefull when you're brushing through new sections close to your already excisting pin curls.'Cause. If you accidentally brush an allready, excisting pin curl, you are probably going to need to redo it. Again. And trust me pin curing your hair is enough work as it is.. I tend to take about 40 to 45 minutes to pin curl my whole head.. It used to be a bit shorter when my hair was shorter, but now that it's longer it takes me quite the while.. As I finish, the second row on the top-section, I'm going to be taking one more row from the top-section., Since this section is a bit smaller since it closer to my ears, I'm only gon na pincurl. This