AYDAH Foundation

Advancing Health and Improving Youth self development

African Youth Development and Health Foundation,

a non-profit group, organized to

Establish, Prevent and Maintain a comprehensive and efficient healthcare delivery to the youth and underserved communities

Provide opportunities and inspire the Youth through Education, Employment and Empowerment 

Hairdo


I recently decided to have a bit of experimental fun with my hair, trying out some completely random styles on a whim. And yes, there were plenty of hours left in the day by the time I'd finished them all! I didn't follow any tutorials, instead I just started piling the hair on top of my head, twisting it around and just seeing what I could come up with. My hair is incredibly thick and I have a lot of it, which I've been told is a wonderful situation, but there are a lot of downsides: particularly the fact that pins never hold it all and in the summer it's incredibly hot! Half the time I'll toss it up in a clip and not worry about it – but, where's the fun in having long hair if you do that? Thus, I decided to see what random things my hair could do. So, are you ready to see all the products I used to make these looks happen?


Yep. All that. I couldn't believe it either! Now, I did use an extra basic bobby pin here and there for a bit of tweaking, but as a whole the Spin Pin by Goody was my knight in shining armor. Two of those little ditties held my massive head of hair without fault. The last vintage style (bottom right) in the above picture had one Spin Pin creating the pouf and another holding all of my hair after I had twisted it around my hairline. Crazy, right? The curling iron helped to give my hair a bit of wave and add some volume, and obviously the hairspray was a must. I sprayed it a bunch of times between styles as well as while I was styling, and it kept my hair quite moldable.

Have you discovered the Spin Pin yet? Let me know what you think!

- Casee Marie