How To Use A Hair Fork

[nwbxvcmqlskdjfhg]

I didn't know there were so many different varieties of buns. This, is really neat. Thank you.

[ThePinkster8]

Your hair is gorgeous and this video is very helpful; thank you for sharing :)

[rainzeyez]

so far, the most awesome video about hair forks! nice hair and great tutorial! Thank you

[VelveteenBippy]

Wow, you have beautiful hair and this is a great teaching video! Thank you!

[JKHurford]

Thank you - very helpful, great ideas.

[ilovemysoldier4eva]

Thanks for sharing. God Bless



[Ayown]

Really helpful! Thanks :]

[deadnlovely]

yay! thank you! this video is awesome and very helpful:) your hair is lovely!

[Tristanc2003]

@deadnlovely So glad it was helpful. And thank you!

[DancingHairs]

That looks great but I wonder what the minimum lenght is for all those buns cause they don't seem to work for me...

[Tristanc2003]

@DancingHairs I'd say if you have at least shoulder length hair, you should be able to do a cinnabun. It would be a small cinnabun, but a cinnabun nonetheless.

[777metime]

Great video. I'm just learning to put my hair up and this will help immensely! Thank you!

[Tristanc2003]

@777metime I hope this video helped you to use a fork more efficiently. I LOVE my hair forks. :-)

[QueenSemiramis]

Those forks are beautiful!

[Gyarren]

Very helpful vid, and I LOVE the crescent moon fork! The one I have is plastic because the wooden ones are so expensive.

[Tristanc2003]

@Gyarren Wooden hair forks are a bit pricey, but they don't break like the plastic ones do. In my opinion, the wooden ones are SO worth the price. Glad this video helped you out. :-)

[rides1965hodaka]

very cool...does it matter how many "forks" it has??

[Tristanc2003]

@rides1965hodaka In my experience, not really. I do notice that the forks with more tines tend to hold hair tighter, but I personally love my two tined Mermaid's Tail best.

[BartTempleton]

That was a very helpful vid. Thanks.