The Undone French Twist Tutorial
Retiring at 27
Now that I’ve cut some length off my hair, I’m having to be a little bit more creative with ways to pull it back.
All you need for this style is a couple bobby pins (more if you have thick hair) and some hairspray. It helps to have a little texture in your hair prior to starting, so either spray some dry shampoo around your roots or tease it a bit.
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This will be perfect for a wedding I’m going to next month. I want my hair pulled back, but in a looser kind of style. Thanks!
I bought some Diane pins last year, and yes! Game changer for sure!! I’ve been trying to convince my sister to use them too, but she doesn’t believe me 😛
Told ya! Glad you discovered them!
Pretty!
Pretty!
What is the name of the wall color behind you in these stills? I love it!!
PS.. I’ve looked online for Diane bobby pins in that light color for very blonde hair. I can only find black & bronze. Do you know if they come in the blonde ? Thanks!!
They don’t come in blonde!
This is super pretty. By the way, I really like the little song that plays during the video. I like old-timey sounding things.
Are you not doing Birchbox anymore?
I still am
I love the piano music!
Love this adorable hairstyle!! Going to definitely attempt this 🙂
xo,
Sincerely Miss Ash
Love this, would be great for the holidays
Gorgeous hair, as always. If only I had thicker hair:(
I love the casual, yet put together updo’s you share! They are perfect for work and everyday 🙂
xoxo
Suzanne from written by suzanne
Love how this looks undone and lived in – not too fussy!
Thank you for sharing! We love this!
xo
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I will be honest the french twist has been one of my favorites ever since I was a little girl. So beautiful!!
What an elegant look! I will have to try this sometime soon…
Thanks for always sharing the best hairstyles with us… your blog is my go-to hair blog, for sure!!
xo Always, Abby
nice stye
I like the music 🙂 Cute style!
Pretty! I’m bobby pin challenged and can only accurately pin the left side of my hair. Guess I need more practice!!
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I LOVE all your hair tutorials. I even went so far as growing out my hair so I could do them. BUT I am TOTALLY struggling. I’m sure its user error and just need more practice. I think it would be cool if you invited your readers to send photos of their hair after they have done one of your tutorials. I think it would be cool to see all the different interpretations, and different hair colors and textures…..anyway, just a thought. Still love watching all your videos, and hope that soon it will all just ‘click’. 🙂
I’m the same way – something that I’ve found helps is using a lot more styling product in my hair than I’m used to. If I just do my typical soft blow-dry with minimal product, my hair does not go into a style like this well. It just falls out. But I know Kate uses a lot of different things to add volume and texture to her hair and those products help it stay in the style.
thanks for the tip 🙂 I’ll give it a try
So THAT’S how to do a french twist! I’ve been trying to figure out how to do that on my own hair and it’s always fallen out or I can see the bobby pins. Thanks for the tips!
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I am loving your blog! I have try much the same hair that you have but much thicker I think. I am having a terrible time getting my bobby pins to stay. I am looking into the Diane pins. Just curious what size you use.