How to Style Pin Up Hair Like a Pro

Do you love the look of pin-up's hair? It's sassy, retro, and undeniably stylish. If you're looking to create a pin-up hairstyle that will turn heads, keep reading! In this article, we will show you how to style pin-up hair. 

We'll give you tips and tricks for creating four popular pin-up hairstyles: the victory roll, the beehive, the French twist, and the bob. Let's get started!

The Victory Roll

The victory roll is one of the most popular pin-up hairstyles. It's simple to create and looks great on any hair type. Here's how to do it:

Part your hair in the middle and clip it up out of the way. Take a small section of hair from the front of your head and twist it around your fingers until it forms a small coil. Pin the coil in place with a bobby pin. 

Repeat steps two and three until all of your hair is rolled up into coils. Tuck any loose ends underneath the coils and secure with more bobby pins. spray with hairspray to hold in place.

The Beehive

The beehive is a classic pin-up hairstyle that's perfect for creating glamourous updos. Here's how to do it:

Part your hair in the middle and clip it up out of the way. Take a small section of hair from the front of your head and twist it around your fingers until it forms a small coil. Pin the coil in place with a bobby pin. 

Repeat steps two and three until all of your hair is rolled up into coils. Tuck any loose ends underneath the coils and secure with more bobby pins. spray with hairspray to hold in place.

The Flip

The flip is another simple yet elegant pin-up hairstyle. Here's how to do it:

Brush your hair straight back and away from your face. Part it in the middle or slightly off to one side. Smooth a little hair gel into your hair, starting at the front of your head and working back towards the ends. 

Using a tail comb, create two straight partings that run parallel to each other on either side of your head (the partings should be about an inch apart). Backcomb all of the hair between these two lines (this is what will provide volume for this style). 

Once you have finished backcombing, gather up all of the sectioned-off layers with both hands and flip them over to one side so that they lay over top of one another like petals on a flower. Pin in place with bobby pins secure. Mist with hairspray to set the style.

Tips And Trick

If you prefer to wear a parting in your hair, it is best to create this after you have styled the rest of your updo. Using a tail comb, draw a line just above one eyebrow and clip away any stray hairs on either side (these will be hidden by the hairstyle).

To keep any flyaways or baby hairs under control use bobby pins with colored grips or concealer brushes. These are available from drugstores and beauty supply stores.

To add extra volume to the style, backcomb hair at the crown before you start styling. This will give your updo more height and body.

When finished, spritz with hairspray to set the style in place. you can use a water-based hairspray or one that contains alcohol. This will depend on the type of hair you have and what style you are going for.

Conclusion: 

we would like to conclude by saying that pin up hair is a very versatile style that can be adapted to suit any occasion. With the right products and techniques, you can create a look that is both stylish and timeless.