The world of fashionable hair styles was recently overrun by complex designs like ladder braids, perfected ballet buns and side fishtails, however, it seems as though the trends have made a dramatic change. The half bun, AKA, Hun, is the newest and hottest way to style your luscious locks. It's simple and works for almost all hair, especially for those of us who are trying to grow out bangs or just to cover up a bad hair day. This popular look is taking over the most famous heads of hair including Khloe Kardashian, Rita Ora and J. Lo. Even Brittain's own Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton is in on it all! Male celebrity hotties Jake Gyllenhaal and Harry Styles are trying it out, and it looks just as good on them!!

So romantic and feminie, this style looks truly stunning when plaited softly. This style is also called a waterfall braid.

When worn for a formal occasion such as a wedding or ball, this style leands itself to the easy addition of diamantes and/or flowers.

Original Twistie pins are made of moulded steel and will stand up to years and years of daily wear. One Twistie does the work of an elastic and 10 bobby pins - without the fuss, pulled hair or tight-hair headache.

Remember *Tighty Righty - Loosey Lefty* so twist the pin clockwise to get it in and anti-clockwise to take it out!

If you want a slick, very neat ballet bun, start with damp hair, wet your brush or use mouse.

No tension headaches, even with long, heavy hair.

Perfect for thick, thin, long and medium length hair.
For very heavy, thick or long hair, use 2 long Twistie pins.
For fine, thin or medium length hair, use 1 or 2 short Twistie pins.

This style will leave your hair in romantic waves when you take down your hair.  Putting your hair up has never been so simple. Keep one in your change purse! 

Original Twistie pins are made of moulded steel and will stand up to years and years of daily wear. One Twistie does the work of an elastic and 10 bobby pins - without the fuss, pulled hair or tight-hair headache. 

Gather your hair into a ponytail at the nape of your neck.
Twist your ponytail tightly all the way down.
Then anchor your hair with one hand and twist your twisted ponytail into a figure-8 with your other hand.
Secure with a Hottie Twistie from the right side and a second Twistie from the left.
Make certain not to inter-lock the Twisties.

Remember *Tighty Righty - Loosey Lefty* so twist the pin clockwise to get it in and anti-clockwise to take it out!

If you want a slick, very neat ballet bun, start with damp hair, wet your brush or use mouse.

No tension headaches, even with long, heavy hair.

Perfect for thick, thin, long and medium length hair.
For very heavy, thick or long hair, use 2 long Twistie pins.
For fine, thin or medium length hair, use 1 or 2 short Twistie pins.