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The Hair Cinch™ is as easy to use as a hair band or a scrunchie! The method of putting it in your hair is the SAME! View our How To slideshow and other style links below. Tips for starting out: Practice once or twice with all or part of your hair to the side, so you can see and feel what you are doing before working behind your head. This way your hands quickly get comfortable with the Hair Cinch™ so you can install it easily in the front or back of your head. It will become as easy as when you put in a hair band...you won’t have to think about it, you’ll just do it. If it helps to practice, stand in front of a mirror so you can see yourself. 1- First, gather your hair as you normally do for a ponytail and hold that hair in one hand. With your other hand, reach through the first loop of the Cinch and pull your ponytail through it. (Just as you do a scrunchie.) 2- Twist the leather loop once under the hair. Widen the loop and bring your ponytail back through. (This is exactly what you do with a hair band.) 3- While holding the strap just behind the first bead with one hand, slide the bead down the strap towards your hair to cinch the section tight. 4- Simply repeat these steps 1-3 with each loop between each remaining pair of beads until you get to the end. 5- To finish, you can either let the ends hang freely or you can simply tie them off in a half knot after wrapping them once around the ponytail. That's all there is to it! IMPORTANT TIP: Always keep the bead you are cinching up away from the hair... at almost a 90º angle... as you slide the bead. This avoids catching hair in the bead when installing and removing your Hair Cinch™. To remove the Hair Cinch™ Back to TopFollow these links for more examples and information!How to create the "Princess" style |
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