buns twisting?

[archel]

I have this problem with my buns twisting after a while, and then my hairsticks are sticking up instead of sideways, if that makes any sense. I have tried weighing/anchoring one side down with bobby pins and it doesn't help. Any advice for me?

[akurah]

Are you anchoring at all with scalp hair or is the hair stick going straight into the bun with no scalp hair?

I find if I anchor with a bit of scalp hair my buns don't budge much.

[eadwine]

Scroos. Or sticking the stick in a little against the twisting direction so it ends up sitting ok after it's done moving.

[archel]

Yep, I anchor with scalp hair so tight that it hurts at first. An hour later, the whole thing has shifted. I guess I have slick hair or something.

I can't believe I don't know what a scroo is. I know it's not dirty like it sounds...so what is a scroo? :-P

[icydove]

This happens to me a lot, because I rarely use more than two hair tools at once, including hair pins. I just accept it, rebun and go on :D

Using several Amish pins or hair scoos would probably keep your updo steadier. And, as mentioned above, you must use scalp hair to secure the hairstyle.

[eadwine]

Here are hair scroos: http://search.ebay.com/hair-scroo

[archel]

EEE! I just bought 4 SCROOS on ebay! I'm gettin' scroo'd good! LMAO!!! :cheese: